Perfect Pairings: Rome & Umbria
Lose yourself in the artistic secrets of Rome and Umbria on this dual Italy tour. Skip the crowds in Rome to soak up the wonder of the Vatican Museums and the hidden secrets of the Baroque center. Submerge yourself in the beauty of the Umbrian countryside, take in the wonder of Assisi and meet expert artisan crafters.
Journey highlights
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Indulge in Rome's fascinating Baroque center soaking up the knowledge from your local art historian guide
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Get lost in the magic of Rome with an exclusive afterhours visit to the Vatican Museums
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Delve deep into the heart of enchanting Umbria getting under the skin of the beautiful hillside towns of Orvieto, Perugia and Assisi
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Let tranquillity wash over you as you sink into a luxuriously restored castle estate in the Umbrian hills
Our tailor made journeys include:
When to visit
Rome enjoys a typically Mediterranean climate. Summers (from June to September) are hot and dry with temperatures often soaring to 37°C. High humidity is also common, particularly in July and August. Winter tends to be moderate, at least by northern European standards, with temperatures averaging around 10°C to 15°C between December and February. Spring (March to June) and early autumn (September and October) are the best times to visit Rome, with lovely blue skies and mild temperatures. November and December are the two wettest months.
Starting in mid-June, the summer rush really picks up, and from July to mid-September the Rome teems with visitors. August is the worst month: Not only does it get uncomfortably hot, muggy, and crowded, but the entire country goes on vacation at least from August 15 to the end of the month (many Italians take off the entire month). Many hotels, restaurants, and shops are closed.