Attico con Terrazzo Panoramico

We are located at Porta Sole, the highest area in the center of Perugia.
Follow the signs for parking and tourist information about Perugia and Umbria:

The center of Perugia is a restricted traffic zone (ZTL).
However, there are several parking options near the apartment, both free and paid.
The paid Saba parking lots, some of which are covered, offer discounts of up to 70% for long stays when booked online:

The Covered Market parking lot is 350 meters away (€2.20/hour).
Both the Sant'Antonio and Via Ripa di Meana parking lots are 550 meters away (€1.70/hour).
The Piazzale Europa parking lot is slightly farther (€1.30/hour), as well as the Piazza Partigiani parking lot (€1.70/hour), which is connected to Corso Vannucci by a moving staircase that passes through the medieval Rocca Paolina.
Free parking spaces can be found on Viale Sant'Antonio (make sure they are not reserved for residents), Viale Roma, and Piazzale Cupa.

From Piazza Partigiani, there are intercity buses that connect Perugia to various nearby towns (Deruta, Gubbio, Guardo Tadino, Assisi, Bettona, Todi, Città della Pieve, etc.).

The Minimetró from the city center takes you to Perugia Fontivegge railway station and Pian di Massiano, a large open-air parking area.

TOURIST INFORMATION ABOUT PERUGIA AND UMBRIA:
Shopping:
In the city center, there is a wide variety of shops, and there are two supermarkets and delicatessens within walking distance.
For shopping enthusiasts, we recommend the Valdichiana Outlet Village, a 45-minute drive from Perugia, and the factory outlets of various cashmere manufacturers such as Della Ciana, Marina di Ripabianca, Losani; Brunello Cucinelli (in Solomeo), and Luisa Spagnoli.

Where to Eat:
(restaurants and other places recommended by us, guests, and friends)
For opening hours and prices, we recommend checking the websites.
Aperitivo:
• La Fame (city center, very good food)
• Ristorante del Sole (city center, splendid panoramic terrace)
• Kundera (city center, a very typical bar in a small alley off Via Oberdan)
• Menchetti (outskirts, 10 minutes by car or Minimetró, but worth it for the quality of the food)
• L’Insolito Caffè (outskirts, 10 minutes by car, but worth it for the quality of the food)

Restaurants and Pizzerias:
• Pizzeria Mediterranea - Wide selection of pizzas and appetizers, on Via Bontempi, near the Etruscan well
• Pizzeria La Romantica - Excellent traditional Neapolitan pizza, in Borgo XX Giugno, near the Church of San Pietro
• Il Testone: torta al testo (a local Perugian specialty) and grilled meat, in Piazza Matteotti
• La Taverna - High-quality cuisine, both traditional and innovative, wide selection of wines, on Via delle Streghe, a side street off Corso Vannucci
• Ristorante Da Cesarino - In the city center, near the Fontana Maggiore, renowned for its meat dishes
• Locanda Do Pazzi - Typical Umbrian cuisine with a modern twist, on Corso Cavour
• Locanda del Morlacchi - Typical Umbrian cuisine with a modern twist, on Via del Verzaro, near the Morlacchi Theater
• La Bianca - A typical trattoria with traditional cuisine, mainly frequented by locals, near Corso Cavour
• La Fame - Original gastronomic proposal; fish, meat, and vegan options, excellent wines, on Via della Viola, open until late evening
• Trattoria San Lorenzo - Gourmet proposal in Piazza Danti
• Civico 25 - Typical Umbrian cuisine with excellent wines, on Via della Viola
• Fontanella di Porta Sole - Typical Perugian cuisine at Porta Sole
Out of town:
• Villa Taticchi - Elegant and family-friendly atmosphere, refined cuisine in an ancient villa in Ponte Pattoli
• Locanda Rancolfo - Excellent quality for seafood and meat lovers in Rancolfo, 30 minutes away
• Ristoranti Déco and La Forchetta in Ponte San Giovanni.
• Ristorante Il Fischio del Merlo in Passignano: for gourmet seafood menus
• Le Mandrie di San Paolo: excellent cuisine with meat and vegetables produced on their farm, very reasonable prices, in the countryside near Assisi

For those who enjoy homemade cuisine and the lively atmosphere of a village, we recommend visiting the local food festivals, which are frequent, especially during the summer, in various towns and villages in Umbria (see website).

Ice Cream Parlors:
• Cioccolateria Augusta Perusia (near Palazzo Gallenga)
• Gelateria Veneta (Piazza Italia) storia. php
• Grom (Via Mazzini)
• Lick (Corso Cavour)
• Mastro Cianuri (Piazza Matteotti)

To discover the excellent Umbrian oils and wines:
Wine tasting:
Wine tasting with gastronomic specialties of the renowned Aliani Wines at Castello di Ramazzano (20 minutes by car, reservation required) in the incredible setting of a 12th-century castle.
Terre Margaritelli (Torgiano): producers of organic wine.

Oil tasting: Frantoio Berti (Olmo location)

Bike Rental:
"Power bikes" on Via Settevalli, 111, Perugia

Vespa Rental (in Magione): see the website

If you want to rent a car, you can do so at the airport or at Fontivegge Station.

When driving in Italy, keep in mind that blue lines indicate paid parking with a parking meter, white lines are for free parking, and yellow lines are for reserved parking for authorities, disabled individuals, etc.

Trains: The main station in Perugia, from where you can reach all destinations, is Fontivegge; you can reach it with the Minimetró.

Tourist attractions in Perugia:
Etruscan Perugia:
The most significant Etruscan monuments not to be missed when visiting Perugia:
• The Etruscan Arch, built in the 3rd century BC, bearing the inscription AUGUSTA PERUSIA, attributed to the city by the Roman Emperor.
• Porta Marzia (Via Marzia), an arch dating back to the 3rd century BC, which was included in the walls of Rocca PaWe are at Porta Sole, the highest area in the center of Perugia.
Follow the signs for parking lots and tourist information about Perugia and Umbria:

The center of Perugia is a restricted traffic zone (ZTL).
However, there are several parking lots nearby the apartment (both free and paid).
The Saba paid parking lots, partially covered, offer discounts of up to 70% for long stays, with online reservations:

The Covered Market parking lot is 350 meters away (€2.20/hour).
Both the Sant'Antonio and Ripa di Meana parking lots are 550 meters away (€1.70/hour).
The Piazzale Europa parking lot is a bit further away (€1.30/hour), as well as the Piazza Partigiani parking lot (€1.70/hour), which is connected to Corso Vannucci via an escalator that passes through the medieval Rocca Paolina.
Free parking spaces are available on Viale Sant'Antonio (make sure they are not reserved for residents), Viale Roma, and Piazzale Cupa.

From Piazza Partigiani, there are intercity buses that connect Perugia to various nearby towns (Deruta, Gubbio, Guardo Tadino, Assisi, Bettona, Todi, Città della Pieve, and more).

The Minimetrò from the city center takes you to Perugia Fontivegge train station and Pian di Massiano, a large open-air parking area.

TOURIST INFORMATION ABOUT PERUGIA AND UMBRIA:
Shopping:
In the city center, there is a wide variety of shops, with two supermarkets and delicatessens within walking distance. For shopping enthusiasts, there is the Valdichiana Outlet Village, a 45-minute drive from Perugia via the expressway, and the factory outlets of various cashmere manufacturers: Della Ciana, Marina di Ripabianca, Losani; Brunello Cucinelli (in Solomeo), and Luisa Spagnoli.

Where to eat (restaurants and other places recommended by us, guests, and friends):
For opening hours and prices, we recommend checking the websites.

Aperitivo:

La Fame (in the city center, very good food)
Ristorante del Sole (in the city center, splendid panoramic terrace)
Kundera (in the city center, a very typical bar in a small alley next to Via Oberdan)
Menchetti (on the outskirts, a 10-minute drive or by Minimetrò, but worth it for the quality of the food)
L'Insolito Caffè (on the outskirts, a 10-minute drive, but worth it for the quality of the food)
Restaurants and Pizzerias:

Pizzeria Mediterranea: a wide selection of pizzas and snacks, located on Via Bontempi, near the Etruscan well.
Pizzeria La Romantica: excellent traditional Neapolitan pizza, in Borgo XX Giugno, near the Church of San Pietro.
Il Testone: offers "torta al testo" (a local Perugian specialty) and grilled meat, in Piazza Matteotti.
La Taverna: high-quality cuisine, both traditional and innovative, with a great selection of wines, located in Via delle Streghe, a side street of Corso Vannucci.
Ristorante Da Cesarino: located in the city center, near the Fontana Maggiore, renowned for its meat dishes.
Locanda Do Pazzi: traditional and revisited Umbrian cuisine, in Corso Cavour.
Locanda del Morlacchi: traditional and revisited Umbrian cuisine, in Via del Verzaro, near the Morlacchi Theater.
La Bianca: a typical trattoria with traditional cuisine, mainly frequented by locals, near Corso Cavour.
La Fame: original gastronomic proposal; fish, meat, and vegan options, excellent wines, on Via della Viola, open until late evening.
Trattoria San Lorenzo: gourmet proposal in Piazza Danti.
Civico 25: typical Umbrian cuisine with excellent wines, on Via della Viola.
Fontanella di Porta Sole: typical Perugian cuisine at Porta Sole.
Outside the city:
Villa Taticchi: refined and family-friendly atmosphere, fine cuisine in an ancient villa in Ponte Pattoli.
Locanda Rancolfo: excellent quality for seafood and meat lovers in Rancolfo, 30 minutes away.
Restaurants Déco and La Forchetta in Ponte San Giovanni.
Ristorante Il Fischio del Merlo in Passignano: for gourmet seafood menus.
Le Mandrie di San Paolo: excellent cuisine with meats and vegetables produced on the farm, very fair prices, in the countryside near Assisi.
For those who love homemade cuisine and the cheerful atmosphere of a village, we recommend our gastronomic festivals, which are frequent, especially during the summer, in various Umbrian towns and villages (see website).

Ice cream parlors:

Cioccolateria Augusta Perusia (near Palazzo Gallenga)
Gelateria Veneta (Piazza Italia)
Grom (via Mazzini)
Lick (Corso Cavour)
Mastro Cianuri (Piazza Matteotti)
To discover the fine Umbrian oils and wines:
Wine tasting:
Wine tasting with gastronomic specialties of the renowned Aliani Wines at the Castle of Ramazzano (20 minutes by car, by reservation), in the incredible setting of a 12th-century castle.
Terre Margaritelli (Torgiano): producers of organic wine.

Oil tasting: Frantoio Berti (in Olmo)

Bike rental:
"Power bikes" at Via Settevalli, 111 Perugia.

Vespa rental (in Magione): see the website.

If you want to rent a car, you can do so at the airport or at the Fontivegge train station.

When driving in Italy, keep in mind that blue lines indicate paid parking with parking meters, white lines are for free parking, and yellow lines are reserved for authorities, disabled parking, etc.

Trains: The main train station in Perugia, which allows you to reach all destinations, is Fontivegge. You can reach it by Minimetrò.

Tourist attractions in Perugia:
Etruscan Perugia:
The most significant Etruscan monuments not to be missed in Perugia are:

The Etruscan Arch, built in the 3rd century BC, bearing the inscription "AUGUSTA PERUSIA," attributed to the city by the Roman Emperor.
Porta Marzia (via Marzia), an arch dating back to the 3rd century BC, which was included in the walls of the Rocca Paolina by the architect Sangallo in the 15th century.
The Etruscan Well, from the 3rd century BC, an extremely interesting example of ancient engineering.
The Hypogeum of the Volumni, from the 3rd century BC, an Etruscan necropolis in Ponte San GiovanniWe are located at Porta Sole, the highest area in the center of Perugia.
Follow the signs for parking and tourist information about Perugia and Umbria:
The center of Perugia is a restricted traffic zone (ZTL).
However, there are several parking lots nearby the apartment, both free and paid.
The paid Saba parking lots, partially covered, offer discounts of up to 70% for long stays, with online reservations:

The covered parking lot at Mercato Coperto is 350 meters away (€2.20/hour).
Both the Sant'Antonio parking lot and the one on via Ripa di Meana are 550 meters away (€1.70/hour).
The Piazzale Europa parking lot (€1.30/hour) and the Piazza Partigiani parking lot (€1.70/hour) are a bit further away. The latter is connected to Corso Vannucci via an escalator that passes through the medieval Rocca Paolina.
Free parking spaces are available on Viale Sant'Antonio (make sure they are not reserved for residents), on Viale Roma, and in Piazzale Cupa.

From Piazza Partigiani, there are intercity buses that connect Perugia to various nearby towns (Deruta, Gubbio, Guardo Tadino, Assisi, Bettona, Todi, Città della Pieve, and more).

The minimetro from the center takes you to Perugia Fontivegge train station and Pian di Massiano, a large open-air free parking area.

TOURIST INFORMATION ABOUT PERUGIA AND UMBRIA:
Shopping:
In the city center, there is a wide variety of shops, with two supermarkets and delicatessens just a short walk away. For shopping enthusiasts, we recommend visiting the Valdichiana Outlet Village, a 45-minute drive from Perugia via the expressway, and the factory outlets of various cashmere manufacturers: Della Ciana, Marina di Ripabianca, Losani, Brunello Cucinelli (in Solomeo), and Luisa Spagnoli.

Where to eat
(restaurants and other places recommended by us, guests, and friends)
For opening hours and prices, we recommend checking the websites.
Aperitivo:

La Fame (in the city center, very good food)
Ristorante del Sole (in the city center, beautiful panoramic terrace)
Kundera (in the city center, a very typical bar in a small alley next to via Oberdan)
Menchetti (on the outskirts, a 10-minute drive or with the minimetro, but worth it for the quality of the food)
L'Insolito Caffè (on the outskirts, a 10-minute drive, but worth it for the quality of the food)
Restaurants and Pizzerias:

Pizzeria Mediterranea - Wide selection of pizzas and snacks, located in via Bontempi, near the Etruscan well.
Pizzeria La Romantica - Excellent traditional Neapolitan pizza, in Borgo XX Giugno, near the Church of San Pietro.
Il Testone: torta al testo (typical dish from Perugia) and grilled meat, in Piazza Matteotti.
La Taverna - High-quality cuisine, both traditional and innovative, with a wide selection of wines, located in via delle Streghe, a side street of Corso Vannucci.
Ristorante Da Cesarino - Renowned for its meat dishes, located in the city center, near the Fontana Maggiore.
Locanda Do Pazzi - Traditional Umbrian cuisine with a modern twist, located in Corso Cavour.
Locanda del Morlacchi - Traditional Umbrian cuisine with a modern twist, located in via del Verzaro, near the Teatro Morlacchi.
La Bianca - Typical trattoria with traditional cuisine, mainly frequented by locals, near Corso Cavour.
La Fame - Original gastronomic proposal; fish, meat, and vegan options, excellent wines, located in Via della Viola, open until late evening.
Trattoria San Lorenzo - Gourmet proposal in Piazza Danti.
Civico 25 - Typical Umbrian cuisine with excellent wines, located in Via della Viola.
Fontanella di Porta Sole - Typical Perugian cuisine at Porta Sole.
Out of town:
Villa Taticchi - Elegant and familiar environment, refined cuisine in an ancient villa in Ponte Pattoli.
Locanda Rancolfo - Excellent quality for seafood and meat lovers in Rancolfo, 30 minutes away.
Ristoranti Déco and La Forchetta in Ponte San Giovanni.
Ristorante Il Fischio del Merlo in Passignano: for gourmet seafood menus.
Le Mandrie di San Paolo: excellent cuisine with meats and vegetables produced on the farm, very reasonable prices, in the countryside near Assisi.
For those who love homemade cuisine and the cheerful atmosphere of a village, we recommend our gastronomic festivals, which are frequent especially in the summer, in various Umbrian towns and villages (see website).

Ice cream shops:

Cioccolateria Augusta Perusia (near Palazzo Gallenga)
Gelateria Veneta (Piazza Italia)
Grom (via Mazzini)
Lick (Corso Cavour)
Mastro Cianuri (Piazza Matteotti)
To discover the excellent Umbrian oils and wines:
Wine tasting:
Wine tasting with gastronomic specialties from the renowned Vini Aliani at Castello di Ramazzano (20 minutes by car, by reservation) in the incredible setting of a 12th-century castle.
Terre Margaritelli (Torgiano): producers of organic wine.

Oil tasting: Frantoio Berti (Olmo locality)

Bike rental:
"Power bikes" via Settevalli, 111 Perugia

Vespa rental (in Magione): see the website

If you want to rent a car, you can do so at the airport or at the Fontivegge train station.

When driving in Italy, keep in mind that blue lines indicate paid parking with parking meters, white lines are for free parking, and yellow lines are for reserved parking for authorities, disabled persons, etc.

Trains: The main train station in Perugia, from where you can reach all destinations, is Fontivegge; you can reach it with the Minimetro.

Tourist attractions in Perugia:
Etruscan Perugia:
The most significant Etruscan monuments not to be missed when visiting Perugia:

L'Arco Etrusco, built in the 3rd century BC and bearing the inscription AUGUSTA PERUSIA, attributed to the city by the Roman Emperor.
Porta Marzia (via Marzia), an arch dating back to the 3rd century BC, which was included in the walls of Rocca Paolina by the Architect Sangallo in the 15th century.
Il Pozzo Etrusco, from the 3rd century BC, an extremely interesting example of ancient engineering.
Ipogeo dei Volumni, from the 3rd century BC,We are located at Porta Sole, the highest area in the center of Perugia.
For parking, there are several options available in Perugia. You can find both free and paid parking spaces in the city. The paid parking areas are typically marked with blue lines and require a parking fee. The hourly rates may vary depending on the location and duration of parking.

Here are a few parking options in Perugia:

Covered Market Parking (Parcheggio Mercato Coperto): This parking lot is located about 350 meters away from our apartment. It offers covered parking spaces but charges an hourly fee.
Sant'Antonio Parking (Parcheggio Sant'Antonio): This parking area is about 550 meters away from our location. It is an open parking lot and charges an hourly fee.
Via Ripa di Meana Parking (Parcheggio Via Ripa di Meana): Another option about 550 meters away, this parking lot is open and requires an hourly fee.
Piazzale Europa Parking: Located a bit further away, this parking area charges a lower hourly fee compared to the previous options.
In addition to these paid parking lots, there are also some free parking spaces available on Viale Sant'Antonio, Viale Roma, and Piazzale Cupa. However, make sure to check for any specific restrictions or time limitations for these free parking areas.

For detailed information on parking rates and availability, it is advisable to check the official websites or contact the local authorities responsible for parking in Perugia.

Please note that parking regulations and availability may change, so it's always a good idea to double-check the current information before your visit.

If you plan to explore Perugia and the surrounding area, there are several attractions and places of interest worth visiting. Some popular tourist attractions in Perugia include the historical center with its medieval architecture, the Rocca Paolina fortress, the National Gallery of Umbria, the Etruscan Arch, and the beautiful views from the panoramic points around the city.

Outside of Perugia, you can also explore other towns and attractions in the Umbria region, such as Assisi, Gubbio, Spoleto, Orvieto, and Lake Trasimeno. Each of these places has its own unique charm and offers different cultural, historical, and natural attractions to explore.

Enjoy your stay in Perugia!