Umbria

The regional flag of Umbria represents the identity of one of Italy's most historic and spiritual regions. Its symbols reflect the region's rich heritage, medieval traditions, and cultural significance.

Umbria has been inhabited since Etruscan and Roman times and is often called the 'Green Heart of Italy.' The region is closely associated with Saint Francis of Assisi and has preserved its medieval character for centuries.

Official Name: Umbria
Country: Italy
Continent: Europe
Capital: Perugia
Population: Approx. 860,000
Currency: Euro (EUR)

Famous Attractions:
• Assisi
• Perugia
• Marmore Falls
• Lake Trasimeno
• Spoleto

Umbria is renowned for its medieval hill towns, beautiful countryside, religious heritage, vineyards, and authentic Italian cuisine. Visitors enjoy historic architecture, nature, festivals, and peaceful landscapes.