Find and Book Wineries to Visit in Umbria

Perugia Airport (PEG), a small regional airport served with Ryanair offering direct flights to/from several national and international destinations. Other airlines that serve the airport in Perugia are Transavia, Blu-Express and Albawings. 
Other airports close to wineries in Umbria are those in Rome, Roma Fiumicino (FCO) or Roma Ciampino (CIA), Florence Airport (FLR) or Pescara Airport (PSR). All airports are more or less 200km away from wineries in Umbria.

Umbria is located right in the heart of Italy, and the easiest way to get to wineries in Umbria by car is to drive along the two main Italian motorways, A14 and A1.
A14 is the Adriatic motorway and is connected to Umbria through several other motorways and several state roads. A1 connect Bologna to Florence to Rome and is the motorway that gets closer to wineries in Umbria.

You can get a train to wineries in Umbria from all the major Italian stations. From Florence and Milan, you can get a Frecciarossa high-speed train directly to Perugia but beware, they are not many.
It's easier to get to wineries in Umbria with regional and Intercity trains. You can travel to Perugia, Orvieto, Spoleto or Terni.

The best time to explore wineries in Umbria is either spring or autumn when the entire region is swathed with wildflowers and sunflowers (in May) or painted with the shades of autumn in September and October, adding to the ambiance of hillsides. Umbria is indeed known as ‘il cuore verde d'Italia’, the green heart of Italy, because of its green and lavish natural landscapes. 
In summer, temperatures rise and the region gets crowded, especially in the area around Assisi.

Wineries in Umbria have their own unique character but share some similar characteristics. Here's what to expect from wineries in Umbria: 

• Historical wineries that share tradition and values
• Family-owned wineries
• Wineries that have a more ecological and sustainable approach
• Amazing views of lush rolling hills and historic towns
• Award-winning wineries
• Young wineries 
• Wineries that are part of a consortium

Wineries in Umbria mostly grow and harvest red grapes Segantino, Sangiovese and Merlot. In the Orvieto area, wineries also grow Grechetto, a white grape variety.
Wineries in Umbria produce high quality red wines like Segantino DOCG, Montefalco DOC and Targiano DOC. 

Here are some useful language tips that might help you during your visit in wineries in Umbria:

English	Italian
WIne	Vino
WInery	Azienda Agricola
Vine	Vite
Vineyard	Vigneto
Wine route	Strada del Vino
Cheers!	Saluti!

These are the best wineries to visit in Umbria:

• Tenuta Vitalonga


• Cantina Fongoli


• Chiesa del Carmine


• Cantina Benedetti & Grigi

These wineries in Umbria have restaurants:

• Palazzone


• I Girasoli Di Sant'andrea


• Tili Vini


• Montioni

These wineries in Umbria have accommodation:

• Colle Uncinano


• Tenuta Vitalonga


• Palazzone


• Chiesa del Carmine

Most of the wineries in Umbria are located in the wine regions in the countryside. The best way to prepare a visit to a winery in Umbria is to book your visit in advance on our website.

The best wineries to visit during your holiday or vacation in Umbria are:

• Montioni


• I Girasoli Di Sant'andrea


• Palazzone


• Tenuta Vitalonga

These wineries in Umbria have cellar door sales:

• Montioni

These wineries in Umbria are open to the public with booking in advance:

• Cantina Fongoli


• Benincasa


• Tili Vini


• Goretti

This is our selection of small & boutique wineries in Umbria that you can visit:

• Le Cimate


• Cantina Benedetti & Grigi


• Azienda Agricola Bocale

These are the best family wineries in Umbria that you can visit:

• Tenuta Vitalonga


• Cantina Fongoli


• Chiesa del Carmine


• Goretti

Use our interactive map of wineries in Umbria to browse wineries near Perugia, Terni and Orvieto.

All wineries in Umbria have reduced mobility access to welcome everybody and ensure inclusivity. Numerous wineries in Umbria also offer activities for kids and allow pet owners to bring their furry friends along. If you are travelling with a group don't worry, almost all wineries in Umbria have parking spaces dedicated to busses.
Many wineries offer accommodation services and also have a restaurant where you can taste local specialties paired with amazing wines. You will find great restaurants at Tili Vini or at I Girasoli di Sant'Andrea, where hotel rooms are also available. La Veneranda and Chiorri also offer the accommodation services to those visitors who want to spend a night among green hills in Umbria.