Castelluccio, Umbria, Italy. A very small village is situated high in the mountains and is surrounded with strikingly beautiful nature. At 1452 m high, Castelluccio is the highest village in the Apennines. Officially established in the 13th century, the settlement was inhabited even earlier by the Romans. The fertile slopes are cultivated and famously give a lentils harvest.
But for the travelers Castelluccio is known as a skiing, horseback riding and trekking destination. In the town there are also hang-gliding and para-gliding schools, that offer an unforgettable flight. However, the little village is best known for the colorful valleys, that start blooming in spring and summer. Poppies, rapeseed and wild flowers define the landscape at this time of the year.
Why to go there?
Wonderful nature, various activities.
When to go there?
Any time of the year is charming. For the blooming flowers in the feelds go there in spring and summer – from late May to early June.
How to get there?
Get there by car.
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Lead photo by Francesco Riccardo Iacomino
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Photo by Francesco Riccardo Iacomino
Photo by Giuseppe Peppoloni
Photo by Giuseppe Peppoloni
Photo by Giuseppe Peppoloni
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