Taste itineraries
Itineraries and festivals in the surrounding area
Massa Martana
Gorgeous medieval village, popular for its culinary traditions and the events that take place throughout the year; surrounded by outstanding natural beauty landscapes, Massa Martana is the ideal destination for those who need to combine history and nature, such as Via Flaminia, the trekking routes in the woods of the Monti Martani.
Massa Martana is part of the Union of Municipalities of Oil and Sagrantino, a Bee-Friendly City and aims to promote its candidacy for 2026 as Italian Capital of Culture together with the Municipalities of Bevagna, Campello sul Clitunno, Castel Ritaldi, Giano dell’Umbria, Gualdo Cattaneo, Montefalco, Trevi.
One of the most important topic to support the candidacy will be precisely the food and wine one.
Todi
A typical medieval village perched on a hill, a mix of art, architecture and culture, it overlooks the gorgeous Tiber Valley, close to the gorgeous Orvieto and to Spello, Foligno and Montefalco villages
Montefalco
An ancient city with a medieval historic center, kingdom of tastings of local delicacies and excellent wines produced from its hills’ vineyards.
Polenta Festival in Viepri
Viepri is a hamlet of Massa Martana: in March or April, the festival is dedicated to traditional Umbrian cuisine, with polenta as the main dish, accompanied by meat delicacies, typical desserts and local wines. The event also includes dance evenings with local orchestras.
"Li Strangozzi co’ li Sparici" Festival in Eggi
In April or May, in Eggi, a hamlet of Spoleto, the festival is dedicated to strangozzi and wild asparagus, with craft markets.
