Colli Amerini
Suggested itineraries: 3 days/ 2 nights
Day 1 (Narni)
Arrival in the afternoon at a MTV Umbria member winery located near Narni
MTV Umbria winery visit, dinner and accommodations
Day 2 (Around Narni, Narni and Amelia)
Free time in Stifone – “Village of waters “ on Nera River
Transfer to the town of Narni - Lunch and Free time in Narni
Narni: A medieval town on a promontory of limestone from which it dominates the gorge crossed by the river Nera. This prime location in the past made it a strategic point for traffic between Rome and the Adriatic, proof of this are the remains of the Bridge Augustus built in the first century, an example of Roman engineering. Narni preserves numerous monuments of interest, including: the Church of Sant’Agostino built in the fifteenth century, the Church of Santa Maria Impensole built in the twelfth century, and the Church of San Domenico which hosted the court of the Inquisition, in this regard do not miss a visit to "Narni Underground". Right outside the town on a rocky ridge, stands the Fortress of Albornoz, a magnificent fortress built in the fourteenth century.
Transfer in the surroundings of Ameila ,
MTV Umbria winery visit, dinner and accommodations
Amelia is situated on a hill between the Tiber and the Nera valleys, here the city overlooks a lowland of olive trees. It is surrounded by impressive polygonal walls built in the sixth century BC on which have been superimposed layers from the Roman period then layers from the Middle Ages. The old town is full of monuments and buildings of historical interest, for example the Roman Gate, the Cathedral, from the ninth century, the church of San Francesco, built in 1287, and the church of St. Augustine built in the fourteenth century.
Day 3 (Amelia)
Visit to an oil mill member of Strade del Vino e dell’Olio dell’Umbria www.stradevinoeolio.umbria.it
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