Car rental Umbria

Known for its medieval hill towns, dense forests, and local cuisine, particularly foraged truffles and wines, Umbria will not disappoint.

Historic Towns

• Perugia: The region's capital is a vibrant city known for Perugia University and The Umbria Jazz Festival. Don't miss the Gothic Basilica of San Pietro and the medieval Priori Palace.
• Assisi: The birthplace of Saint Francis, Assisi is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The town is revered for the Basilica of San Francesco and its frescoes by Giotto.
• Orvieto: Perched on a rock cliff, Orvieto is home to a stunning Duomo and is famous for its white wine.

Natural Wonders

Umbria is not just about history and art, but also outdoor activities. The region offers beautiful paths for trekking or cycling and stunning landscapes to capture with your camera.

The Food and Wine of Umbria

Umbria's culinary scene is rich in locally sourced ingredients. The region is famous for its truffles and cold cuts. Discover the local wines such as Sagrantino di Montefalco and Orvieto Classico.

Driving In Umbria

Driving in Umbria is a pleasure with its scenic, well-maintained roads. But before you set off on your journey, there are a few things you need to know.

Rules and Regulations

• Drive on the right-hand side of the road.
• Use of mobile phones while driving is prohibited, unless you have a hands-free device.
• Always wear your seatbelt and ensure all your passengers do too.
• Children under 12 must travel in the back seats of the car.

Car Rental Tips

For the best experience, a compact car might be the best choice due to the region's narrow streets. Consider a car with GPS to help navigate through unfamiliar terrains.

Money Matters

The local currency is Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's always handy to have some cash for small vendors or in rural areas.

When To Visit

Umbria can be visited year-round, but for the most enjoyable weather, consider a trip in Spring (April-June) or Fall (September-October).