Perugia is a City of art, one of Italy's most beautiful and vital.
Mighty Etruscan centre and important mediaeval city after that, Perugia guards lovingly precious traces of its luminous historical periods. The city is a major tourist and cultural destination and the site of the University for over 700 years. The historical Academy of Fine Arts, the Music Conservatorium, and its University for Foreigners, with students coming from all over the world, define furthermore the marked international vocation.
Perugia is the capital of the Italian region of Umbria, crossed by the River Tiber on its way to Rome. The city and the province of the same name are roughly equidistant between Florence to the north and Rome to the south.
HOW TO REACH PERUGIA
You can easily reach Perugia by train or bus (Flixbus) from Rome Termini and Tiburtina Station and Florence.
Perugia also has an Airport, "Sant' Egidio" (code PEG), which connects the city with Barcelona, Bucarest, Cracovia, London Heathrow, Milan, Rotterdam, London Stansted, and Bruxelles.
The Hotel Giò and its Congress centre are just 1 km from the Perugia Train Station and can be reached by walking or taking a taxi.
