Appartamento in Via del Lavoro

Perugia sits on a hill above the Umbrian plain and is the regional capital with a medieval historic centre, Etruscan remains and the Rocca Paolina. The city is home to the University of Perugia and hosts major cultural events such as Umbria Jazz and the Eurochocolate festival. The immediate surrounding landscape is composed of rolling hills with olive groves, vineyards and mixed agricultural parcels. The Umbrian Apennines lie to the east/northeast and are visible from the city. San Francesco d'Assisi – Umbria International Airport lies to the south‑east of Perugia and the city is served by regional rail and road links (connections toward Rome and the Adriatic/Bologna corridors). Nearby towns within roughly 15 km include Corciano to the west and Torgiano to the south‑east (Torgiano is known for wine and olive oil production). The Tiber valley and its tributary valleys lie to the west of the urban area.