Giano Dell'Umbria

Giano, a pleasant and charming village by the most favourable climate, is attended for summer and autumn stays.

Lying at the height of 546 metres above sea level, it has a particularly agreeable climate thanks to its position, even on hottest days: a mild breeze, rich in country scents, makes the staying in Giano and its surroundings amiable.

Thanks to its favourable geographic position, Giano is the ideal base to reach the most important art towns in Umbria in a short time.

The Villages

Charming villages, rich in history and art, dot the territory around Giano dell'Umbria:

Montecchio, Camporeggiano, Seggiano, Macciano, Torinetto, S. Stefano, Casa Maggi, Palombaro, Formicaro, S. Sabino, ancient yet hospitable small centres. And then Bastardo, the only modern town of the area, risen after World War II around some industrial settlements.

Giano, pleasant and charming village where the air is fresh and clean, is attended for summer and autumn stays.

Lying at the height of 546 metres above sea level, it has a particularly agreeable climate thanks to its position, even on hottest days: a mild breeze, rich in country scents, makes the staying in Giano and its surroundings amiable.

Thanks to its favourable geographic position, Giano is the ideal base to reach the most important art towns in Umbria in a short time.

Charming villages, rich in history and art, dot the territory around Giano dell'Umbria:

Montecchio, Camporeggiano, Seggiano, Macciano, Torinetto, S. Stefano, Casa Maggi, Palombaro, Formicaro, S. Sabino, ancient yet hospitable small centres. And then Bastardo, the only modern town of the area, risen after World War II around some industrial settlements.

Then you have Monte Martano (1094 metres), from which you can enjoy extraordinary sights all over the vast Umbrian Valley and the surrounding mountains, where you also can find refreshment in Rifugio San Gaspare.