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Welcome into the Vacanze Ideali site. We offer Apartments for rent in Umbria for your wonderful vacations. Umbria, region of closed central Italy among the south Lazio, Tuscany to west, the north Brands and to east; 8.456 km²s; 825.910 abs. (97 abs. for km²); he/she includes two provinces: North Perugia and south Terni, altogether divided in 92 communes. Capol. Perugia.

• - Geography
• - Physical geography

Only region of peninsular Italy not bathed by the sea, Umbria is predominantly hilly and mountainous (only the 6% of the territory are constituted from lowland); they distinguish you to east the mountains of the Appennino Umbro-Marchigiano (slope tirrenico), with his/her great masses of cretaceous limestones (mountain of May, 1.416 ms; Subasio, 1.290 ms; Great mountain, 1.428 ms; mountain Coscerno, 1.685 ms); parallel to it, a series of chains subappenniniche, that decreases as soon as of altitude him proceeds toward west (mountain Martano, 1.094 ms; mountains of Amelia-mountain Cross of Greenhouse, 994 ms, etc.), you constitute from rocks arenaceo-marnose, softly declining, interrupted by calcareous benches by the sourrest (some phenomenon carsico) forms; the extreme western alignment is given from undulated, low hills (Orvietano), to the limit of the reliefs antiappenninici tosco-laziali, constituted by clays plioceniche dressed again of volcanic tufi here and there, with frequent calanchi. They separate the various fifth appenniniche and subappenniniche the river basins that open in long depressions vallive (Val Tiberina, Valnerina) in the longitudinal lines and in great tectonic basins intermontane from the level fund (100-700 ms of halt.). They corresponds to lakes of the pliocene or the quaternary one, filled in the pleistocene and subsequently, partly, riescavati, and as basins alluvial rich in vegetation introduce him today and fertile, constituent agriculture areas intensive: basins of Gubbio, of Gualdo Tadino, of Terni, of Norcia, of Cascia, the Val Tiberina, the Valley Umbra and, to west, the basin of the Trasimeno. The sweet hills of the Perugino and the Orvietano and the level basins intermontane covered of crops, grapevines and oil you, they constitute the landscape typical of Umbria, the "green Umbria", in which find again him, besides rougher and melancholy, the characters of the Tuscan landscape. The climate of the region is continental, however enough mild, with notable diurnal and seasonal (annual middle temperature, to Perugia, of 13 ºCs, with average of January of 3º and July of 22º) thermal excursions, predominantly autumn rains and winter snowy precipitations on the oriental reliefs, more elevated. Umbria entirely belongs to the basin of the Tevere, that crosses her/it from south north for 210 kms receiving the waters of numerous tributaries: Chiascio, together with the subaffluente Topino (Valley Umbra), Black, with the subaffluente Veils (fall of the Marmores), from the left part; Nestore and Straw (with the subaffluente Chiana), from right. They also belong to Umbria the lakes Trasimeno (the widest of peninsular Italy) and of Piediluco (basin of the Veils).