Friday, July 5, 2024 The green stretch of Umbria is home to vines perfect for the manufacture of Colli del Trasimeno DOC wines, together with enchanted sceneries and abundant soils. Here are a three days itinerary to unravel the olden times and culinary traditions of this region. Passignano sul Trasimeno: Almost around 66 kilometers from Perugia, the ancient Rocca di Passignano sul Trasimeno is based.
It has its high towers dominating the lake. One can explore the area by bicycle, along the bike path. It runs along the lake basin.
There are striking city walls, followed by the Church of San Rocco and the Sanctuary of Madonna dell’Oliveto. Savor Colli del Trasimeno DOC wine and spoil in the typical olive oil made with Dolce Agogia of the region. On the second day, Tuoro sul Trasimeno can be visited as it is a typical fishing village.
Here, every year, the remarkable battle is re-enacted at the foot of Montegualandro Castle. Enjoy the Trasimeno bean, legumes with fresh spelt salad, zuppa al tegamaccio di coccio, tangy Gamay, a red wine ideal for this preparation. On the third day, the Rocca del Leone, the church of Santa Maria Maddalena, and the nearby Palazzo Corgna are some of the eye-catching constructions that make Castiglione del Lago Italy’s one of the most beautiful villages to visit.
Local catches with good wine are what makes this truly special..
