Umbria, a region located in the central part of the country, known as the green heart of Italy for being a fertile and productive region, giving rise to famous wines and olive oils of worldwide recognition. Perugia, a beautiful walled city with a predominant Etruscan influence.

Tuscany, a region located in the central area of Italy, geographical nucleus of the ancient Etruscan civilization, has its capital in Florence, a city-museum with amazing and invaluable architectural works and Renaissance art. The city was home to great Tuscan artists, who gave birth to the Italian Renaissance.

Le Marche located in the central-eastern part of Italy, just two hours from Rome or Bologna, has spectacular beaches along the Adriatic Riviera, to the west it is flanked by the Apennine mountain range, which crosses it from the north. to the south, which will leave you fascinated by its exuberant vegetation.

Emilia-Romagna, a region located in northern Italy, is bordered by Lombardy, Veneto, Tuscany, Liguria, Piedmont and Marche. To the east its coasts are washed by the Adriatic Sea.

Veneto, a region located in northeastern Italy, extends from the Dolomite Mountains to the Adriatic Sea, sharing a border with Austria. Industry, viticulture and tourism have transformed this region into a leader in several sectors of the national economy.