Visit Spello
One of the most beautiful villages in Italy
The "Flowered Terrace of Umbria": decorated alleyways, Roman walls and an extraordinary artistic heritage.
The "Flowered Terrace of Umbria": decorated alleyways, Roman walls and an extraordinary artistic heritage.
Spello is a charming medieval village at the foot of Monte Subasio, where history, art and nature blend in perfect harmony.
Walking through its streets means immersing yourself in a timeless atmosphere, among alleyways decorated with colorful flowers, ancient Roman walls and Renaissance masterpieces.
A masterpiece by Pinturicchio in Santa Maria Maggiore, with Renaissance frescoes of extraordinary beauty.
An ancient gate of Roman origin, the main entrance to the historic center and a testament to Roman Spello.
A 13th-century church with works by Pinturicchio and splendid medieval frescoes.
The characteristic streets of the village, adorned year-round with flowers and ornamental plants.
An important archaeological site with splendid Roman mosaics perfectly preserved.
Breathtaking panoramic points over the Umbrian Valley, all the way to Assisi and Perugia.
The most famous event in Spello: the streets of the center transform into a carpet of flower petals that create spectacular works of art, attracting visitors from all over the world.
The village dresses up for the holidays with lights, nativity scenes on the streets, craft markets and local products. A magical atmosphere.
Cultural events, concerts, food and wine festivals and folk celebrations enliven the evenings in Spello.
Spello offers an extraordinary gastronomic experience with the typical products of the Umbrian tradition.
Get lost among the medieval alleyways and discover picturesque corners.
Nature trails with extraordinary panoramic views.
Cycling routes through the Umbrian hills.
Churches, art galleries and archaeological sites.
Food and wine tours, oil mills and wineries.
Suggestive views and panoramas to capture.
From Spello it's easy to reach other wonderful places in Umbria.
The city of Saint Francis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with the Basilica and the medieval center.
The Umbrian capital, rich in art and culture, with its famous chocolate festival.
The "Railing of Umbria", famous for Sagrantino wine and the frescoes by Gozzoli.
The Cathedral, the Bridge of Towers and the Festival of Two Worlds.
A perfectly preserved medieval village, famous for the Gaite Market.
The village of streams, crossed by crystal-clear watercourses.