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Valentine’s day in UMBRIA One of the smallest regions of Italy, Umbria is right in the center of the peninsula and is known for its landscapes, traditions, history, culinary delights, artistic legacy, and influence on culture. The most famous monument is the Saint Francis Cathedral in Assisi. Rome FCO is the closest international airport It is 202km from Perugia, the main city Perugia has its own airport which serves the area Did you know that… ? Umbria, thanks to its position and its green hills landscapes, it’s called “the green heart of Italy”? Curiosity Saint Valentine is the patron saint of Terni. History has it that the Saint pacified a couple who was fighting, giving them a rose, thus becoming the patron saint of lovers. Perugia is home to the company “Perugina”, one of the most famous chocolate factories in Italy. Perugina’s most famous product is the “Bacio Perugina” (= Perugina kisses). In the wrapping of each chocolate you will find a small card with a sweet love quote. Discover our favorites places: the itineraries of King DMC 5 days to UBR Day 1 Arrive in Perugia: walking tour Day 2 Visit to the Assisi Cathedral Visit to the Perugina chocolate factory. Perugia The House of The Perugina Chocolate is a Spello unique place in the world where you can be fascinated by a magical journey to discover the Spoleto "food of the Gods" and of an extraordinary undertaking of Made in Italy such as Perugina. Terni The route starts from the Historical Museum, and arrives in the heart of the Factory, where the tasting of the exquisite Perugina products takes place: above all, the fresh-made Perugina kisses! Day 3 Visit of Spello Visit of Spoleto Day 4 Visit of Terni Tour of the Marmore waterfalls Day 5 Day at leisure and departure King DMC Rome, Italy – www.kingdmc.com – [email protected] .

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