If you are looking for a charming place, rich in history, art, authenticity, and surrounded by nature, you can't miss the village of Citerna. Come and discover a place awarded as "one of the most beautiful villages in Italy" and let yourself be conquered by its timeless beauty.
Citerna is a little jewel of Umbria that will enchant you with its well-preserved medieval architecture, panoramic views over the Umbrian valleys, and works by Renaissance artists such as Donatello, Luca Signorelli, and Pomarancio. Its position between Umbria and Tuscany makes it an ideal starting point to venture out and explore the historical, artistic, and natural beauties of these areas, and it is a stopping point on the Way of St. Francis.
Citerna hosts traditional events and festivals that animate the village, offering an authentic and engaging experience. You can enjoy gastronomic festivals dedicated to typical local products, open-air concerts, and cultural events that will make you feel like an integral part of the local community.
History of Citerna
The millennial history of Citerna, from the Etruscan era to the Second World War.
tourist information
How to arrive to Citerna, where to stay, and how to contact the Info Point
places
Activities
TREKKING
From Citerna, numerous destinations are reachable via natural hiking trails of varying difficulty. Furthermore, it is a stop of the Way of St. Francis and the Way of St. Romualdo.
Mountain Bike
The surrounding hills of Citerna with spectacular and picturesque views, are perfect places for those who love Mountain Biking. Moreover, the Appennino Cycle Way passes through Citerna.
traditional food
The Upper Tiber Vallery is in the center of a region rich in typical products like truffles, Chianina and Pork meat which are part of our tradition, as well as IGP Vin Santo and many other kind of delicious food.
the way of saint francis
Citerna is the destination of the third stage of the San Francesco pilgrimage for the pilgrim arriving from Sansepolcro, and the starting point of the stage that leads to Città di Castello. On the pilgrim dedicated page, we have gathered all the useful information about the stages and about San Francesco’s curiosities in Citerna.