Citerna

Roman-Etruscan origins, like all Nothern Umbrian centres, suffers invasions, plundering and destruction from Hannibale onwards. It was fortified in the… more

Città di Castello

• Ancient Etruscan origins, Tiferno became Tifernum Tiberis after the roman conquest.
• Destroyed by the Goths from Totila, it was rebuild and fortified,… more

Lisciano Niccone

• From certain prehistoric origins how the not far away hypogeum of Villa Sagraia and the fortified village of Bellona on the top of Mount Murlo testify, it was… more

Monte Santa Maria Tiberina

• From ancient origins, it was certainly an etruscan village, rose on the right bank of the Tiber to promote commercial exchange with the… more

Montone

• Ancient Umbrian district, how numerous archeological findings testify. It had its extreme development in the 800's when along the street between Tiferno and… more

Pietralunga

• Rose in the valley of the Carpinelle torrent around a castle which origins go back to the eigth century. Its first nucleus was certainly founded by the ancient… more

San Giustino

• Ancient Umbrian centre, densely populated even in roman ages. Its most ancient territorial division go back to the IVth century vulgar era, it took its name from a… more

Umbertide

• Rose as an emporium on the banks of the Tiber for commercial trade be tween Umbrians and Etruscans, the Romans called it "Pitulum". Destroyed by Totila,… more