GUBBIO AND SURROUNDINGS

GUBBIO AND SURROUNDINGS

GUBBIO, A CITY ALIVE ALL YEAR ROUND

GUBBIO, A CITY ALIVE ALL YEAR ROUND

Where tradition meets hospitality

Where tradition meets hospitality

From the famous Festa dei Ceri, symbol of Gubbio’s identity, to the evocative Procession of the Dead Christ, and the thrilling Palio della Balestra, ancient traditions come to life through events rich in history and spirituality. Alongside these age-old celebrations, the calendar features festivals, concerts, sports events, a summer theatre season at the stunning Roman Theatre, art exhibitions and cultural events designed to engage visitors of all ages. A land to discover not only for its beauty, but also for the depth of its emotions.

Festa dei Ceri

The World’s Largest Christmas Tree

The best Medieval City in the World

Teatro Romano and the historical centre

Gubbio is waiting for you!

Gubbio is waiting for you!

EVENTS

  • Festa dei Ceri
    Held every 15th of May, the most iconic celebration of the city, essence of the local identity.
  • Procession of the Dead Christ
    A striking procession, one of the oldest and most beautiful in Italy, on Friday of the Easter week

  • Palio della Balestra
    Crossbow shooting competition between the city of Gubbio and Sansepolcro (Tuscany)

  • Theatre Season
    Summer shows in the enchanting setting of the open-air Roman Theatre.

  • Trofeo Luigi Fagioli
    International hill climb motor racing event

  • Torneo dei Quartieri
    Held on August 14th: crossbow competition, medieval parade and “flag throwers” in their colorful costumes

  • Festival del Medioevo
    Series of talks and round tables with international guests focused on the Middle Ages

  • White Truffle International Fair
    International event to taste and purchase Umbria’s finest truffles

  • The World’s Largest Christmas Tree
    December 7: spectacular lighting of the World’s largest Christmas tree (on until the second Sunday of January).

VISIT THE OFFICIAL TOURIST PORTAL OF GUBBIO

POINTS OF INTEREST

VISIT THE OFFICIAL TOURIST PORTAL OF GUBBIO

IN THE HEART OF UMBRIA

IN THE HEART OF UMBRIA

just few steps away from countless wonders

just few steps away from countless wonders

Nestled in the green heart of Umbria, Casalta is the ideal starting point for discovering the wonders of a region rich in history, nature, and traditions. Whether you love strolling through ancient medieval villages, visiting cities of art, or exploring pristine landscapes, you’ll always find something special just a short distance away. Here are some of the most beautiful and evocative destinations to visit in the Gubbio area, all easily reachable in a day.

  • PERUGIA – 40 km
    Capital of Umbria, famous for its medieval old town, Renaissance art and its chocolate production.

  • ASSISI – 50 km
    UNESCO heritage site and hometown of Saint Francis, with a stunning Basilica and deep spirituality.

  • SPELLO – 60 km
    A charming flower-filled village known for its “Infiorate” and pink stone alleys.

  • SPOLETO – 90 km
    An artistic town with a magnificent cathedral, Roman bridge and the famous international Festival dei Due Mondi.

  • FOLIGNO – 70 km
    A lively Umbrian city with historical events like the Giostra della Quintana.

  • TODI – 95 km
    An elegant hilltop town with medieval architecture and breathtaking views.

  • ORVIETO – 100 km
    Perched on a tuff cliff, known for its Gothic cathedral and Etruscan underground.

  • CITTÀ DI CASTELLO – 35 km
    Art center with galleries, museums and a beautiful Renaissance old town.

  • MONTEFALCO – 80 km
    Known as “the balcony of Umbria”, famous for Sagrantino wine and amazing views.

  • BEVAGNA – 75 km
    An authentic medieval village with historical reenactments and scenic squares.

  • CORTONA – 95 km
    A captivating Tuscan town featured in the film “Sotto il sole della Toscana”.

  • AREZZO – 100 km
    Rich in art and history, home to Piazza Grande and the works of Piero della Francesca.

  • URBINO – 70 km
    Renaissance ducal city with its dominating Ducal Palace, birthplace of Raphael.

  • ANGHIARI – 50 km
    One of Italy’s most beautiful villages, famous for the battle painted by Leonardo Da Vinci.

  • SCHEGGIA E PASCELUPO– 20 km
    At the foot of Mount Cucco, a paradise for nature lovers and cavers.

  • DERUTA – 60 km
    Capital of Umbrian ceramics, full of workshops and museums.

  • TREVI – 85 km
    A hilltop village surrounded by olive groves, famous for its extra-virgin olive oil.

  • SANSEPOLCRO – 55 km
    City of Piero della Francesca, rich in art and culture on the Umbrian border.