Rasiglia Tickets and Tours

Hidden Umbria Rasiglia Waterfalls and Local Food Experience

A microcosm of history, nature, and hydraulic engineering.

A real surprise, along the road that was supposed to be for another destination, on a hot and muggy mid-September day. It is one of those experiences that make a day full and satisfying. A microcosm of history, nature, and hydraulic engineering. It's a pity that the caves and the hermitage were closed, but there is still plenty to visit and enjoy. There were a boy and a girl taking shelter from the heat, sitting around a small table in the shade of a house. I asked where to find a bar to get a coffee. The boy replied that the bars were all closed, but if I was okay with it, he would make it himself with a moka pot, for everyone. I drank a good coffee while we chatted pleasantly about the history and paper mills of Pale, a town that has not actually recovered since the 1997 earthquake. These are the kinds of experiences that remain among life's pleasant memories. The small but unforgettable joys.

Umbria off the beaten track. Rasiglia, Trevi, Bevagna and Collepino

Silent beauty

Reaching Collepino requires a good dose of curiosity, since the road from Spello is not the best, but once you reach your destination you are rewarded, by the effort, by the beauty of this tiny well-preserved village. The few inhabitants you meet appear cordially indifferent, it seems that they retain an 'austere beauty, like the buildings, allowing themselves to be admired without this can, in any way, affect their tranquility. Important stop for those looking for Umbria vera.