easy
11 hours
Moderate physical activity suitable for most visitors comfortable with walking several miles on urban terrain.
Spend a day with Discovery Guided Tours visiting Todi and Spoleto, two Umbrian towns steeped in history, art, and culinary tradition. Experience medieval charm, Renaissance beauty, and local delicacies on an 11-hour guided tour.
For all ages • 11 Hours • Price per group • Personal tour driver • Pick up service
Discover the enchanting towns of Todi and Spoleto on this immersive 11-hour tour. Explore Todi's medieval charm and artistic heritage, savoring local delicacies and fine wines. Then, delve into Spoleto's rich history, vibrant culture, and culinary delights, highlighted by stunning architecture and renowned festivals. A memorable journey awaits!
11 Hours
Your first stop will be Todi, also known for being the hometown of Jacopone da Todi, a famous Italian poet. Todi is still surrounded by medieval, Roman and Etruscan walls and is a quite a small town, full of famous monuments, such as the amazing medieval Piazza del Popolo and the Renaissance Consolazione Church (project attributed to Donato Bramante). Todi is famous for the artistic craftsmanship, its genuine food, its strong wines such as Grechetto di Todi and for its warm hospitality.
After Todi our next destination is Spoleto. The perfect place to immerse yourself in Italian history, culture and food. Spoleto has a lots of interesting sites, nice shops, and great restaurants where you can sample the Umbrian cuisine.
Above all, you will find truffles, porcini mushrooms, sausage, salami and roasted meats.
The Duomo is one of Spoleto’s finest venues. It is a mixture of styles, and boasts an apse frescoed by Fra Filippo Lippi, whose tomb lies in the church.
Spoleto is home to two important annual events – the Two Worlds Festival, a celebration of art, music and theater; and the Spoleto Jazz Festival, which bring people from all over the world. At the end of the tour we will drive you back to Rome.
Cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces in Todi and Spoleto call for sturdy shoes with good grip.
Evenings can be cool, especially outside summer months, so layering helps maintain comfort.
Carry a water bottle during walking portions; bottled water is provided in the vehicle.
Meals aren’t included, so budget time and plan to sample Umbrian dishes at local eateries.
Todi’s walls incorporate Etruscan, Roman, and medieval elements, reflecting centuries of layered history.
Efforts to protect the cultural heritage sites include limiting vehicle access to historic centers and promoting sustainable tourism.
Necessary for navigating historic cobbles and uneven town streets comfortably.
Allows adaptation to changing temperatures throughout the day and weather conditions.
Helps you stay hydrated during touring and reduces plastic waste.
Capture the stunning architecture, festivals, and culinary moments along the route.