Umbria is rich in history, art and culture but it also offers a beautiful and unspoiled countryside known as the "Green Heartland of Italy". With its varied and bountiful flora its clear streams, ever-present wildlife, and breathtaking views, it is an ideal place to spend your holidays.

Here at Casa Vialba, completely surrounded by nature and in the comfort of your own country house, you will spend a truly unforgettable holiday. Whether you chose to laze by the pool, take long walks, ride a horse through the valley or whether your go in search of the historic treasure that Umbria and Italy have to offer, you will enjoy your stay with us.

There are many things to do at Casa Vialba:

• Discover the historic sites: Assisi, Gubbio, Perugia, Arezzo are less than an hour away. Orvieto, Siena and Spoleto are an hour and a half. Rome and Florence are 200km et Venice 300 km away.
• You can take part in numerous local events: village fairs, markets, medieval tournaments organised in nearby villages and towns.
• You can take long walks or go riding in the valley. Experienced riders may ride the estate horses either in our own manège or on the numerous bridleways in the valley.
• Half an hour's drive away, there is a a nine hole golf course and equestrain centre.
• You can visit Deruta and see its world famous pottery.
• In season you can go mushroom and truffle hunting.
• Those who enjoy good food can taste the best that Umbrian and Italian cuisine have to offer at selected restaurants.Cooking courses and gastronomic tours can be arranged including visits to local cheese and olive oil factories.
• Those who prefer not to walk or ride horses can explore the valley on our bicycles.
• We can take you on a tractor picnic by the river.
• You can go fishing in a neraby lake.
• You can enjoy our games room or mini gym.
• Children can ride our quad byke or tractor around the estate.
• You can try your skill on our archery range.
• You can visit the astronomical observatory adjacent to the estate and see the stars and planets through the telescope.