Green Waves. The Hidden Rhythm of Umbria

Corbara Lake is a reservoir, created by the damming of the Tiber river close to the town of Corbara, in the territory of Terni.

The Medieval Castle Overlooking the Valnerina Valley and the Via Curia – An Eternal Landscape in Corot’s Art

Between the 17th and 19th centuries, southern Umbria was an unmissable stop on the Italian Journey. Artists, intellectuals and young members of the élite travelled across the peninsula to enrich their artistic and cultural education by visiting places full of history and beauty.

The destination par excellence for birdwatching and nature photography.

Lake Piediluco, located in the south-eastern foothills of Umbria, with a branch bordering into the Lazio Region, is Umbria's second-largest natural lake after Lake Trasimeno.

The Nera River Park offers visitors a myriad of activities to choose from: you can visit the Marmore Falls, or go for a lovely hike along the many trails deep within pristine nature. If you love adventurous sports, choose from among the many water sports and even rock climbing and caving.

In the municipality of Narni, between the Nera gorges, lies Stifone, a small village of 40 inhabitants that continues to live in symbiosis with the waters of its river.

A few kilometers from the medieval village of Stroncone and the city of Terni lies a vast, lush plateau at an altitude of about 1,000 meters.

The gorges of the River Nera, where nature, culture and history have been meeting for two thousand years in a unique atmosphere, are a worthy continuation of the Valnerina after the river Nera crosses the Terni Valley.