Gubbio and Alto Chiascio
- Gubbio
- Gubbio is located in northeastern Umbria. The town of the Ceri (chosen as the symbol of the Region of Umbria) is one of Umbria’s most important centers and attracts many tourists interested in art.
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- Costacciaro
- Situated in the northeastern part of Umbria, Costacciaro is a characteristic village of ancient origin built on the top of a hill in the shadow of Mt. Cucco.
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- Fossato di Vico
- Located in northeastern part of the region at the border between Umbria and the Marche, Fossato di Vico rises at the foot of the Umbro-Marchigiano Apennines, within the natural protected area of Mt. Cucco Regional Park. It has a very rich landscape and environmental heritage, both for its fauna and its flora.
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- Gualdo Tadino
- Dominated by the magnificent Flea Fortress, Gualdo Tadino sits at the foot of mount Serrasanta facing the old Roman road, the Flaminia way. The town still celebrates its old traditions, and the way of life of its inhabitants is much as it was in times gone by. It is famous for its splendid lustre ceramics.
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- Scheggia e Pascelupo
- Scheggia e Pascelupo is located in the northeastern part of the region, on the border between Umbria and the Marche at an important junction on the Via Flaminia, in the heart of Mount Cucco Park.
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- Sigillo
- Sigillo is a small town set on the slopes of Mount Cucco and it is the seat of the Monte Cucc Regional Park. It represents an ideal destination for hang gliders and is also perfect for hikers, mountain bikers and pot-holers.
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- Valfabbrica
- Located right in the centre of a triangle formed by Assisi, Perugia and Gubbio, Valfabbrica is a natural haven of rare beauty. It is crossed by the trail known as the Franciscan Footpath, which was the route that Saint Francis took to Gubbio many times.
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