ITINERARIES
The itinerary crosses the Tuoro sul Trasimeno valley touching all the locations of the battle.
The route crosses the so-called Malpasso, the bottleneck from which the armies of Hannibal and Flaminius entered the valley of Tuoro. For a stretch, it follows the Trasimeno cycle path at one of its most picturesque points.
The itinerary reaches Sanguineto, through the stretch of the valley where the early stages of the Battle of Trasimeno took place.
The itinerary develops between Tuoro and the lake, in the valley crossed by the Macerone stream. The destination is Punta Macerone, the primary place of natural interest throughout the municipality.
The itinerary allows you to discover the castle of Vernazzano and the surrounding area, travelling through Tuoro and its hills.
The route leads to the “leaning tower” and the ruins of Vernazzano Castle, passing through the 18th-century town.
The itinerary connects the various settlements of Vernazzano and Tuoro sul Trasimeno. It passes through the eighteenth-century town and the ruins of the ancient castle where the “Leaning Tower” stands.
The itinerary connects the various settlements of Vernazzano and Tuoro sul Trasimeno. It passes through the eighteenth-century town and the ruins of the ancient castle where the “Leaning Tower” stands.
The itinerary is a discovery of the island and all its monuments, museums and places of interest.
The itinerary allows visitors to see all of the museums and exhibition spaces on Isola Maggiore.
The itinerary partly follows the Museum Itinerary. In addition to allowing the visit of all the museums and exhibition spaces of Isola Maggiore, it also crosses the places commemorating the presence of Saint Francis of Assisi.
The itinerary allows you to reach the places commemorating the presence of Saint Francis of Assisi, crossing the areas of greatest naturalistic interest on the island.
The itinerary crosses the oldest places on the island, including the area where the upper part of the town once stood, then abandoned.
The itinerary crosses through Punta Navaccia connecting the Trasimeno cycle path to Campo del Sole, an open-air museum.
The itinerary crosses the Tuoro sul Trasimeno valley touching all the locations of the battle.
The route crosses the so-called Malpasso, the bottleneck from which the armies of Hannibal and Flaminius entered the valley of Tuoro. For a stretch, it follows the Trasimeno cycle path at one of its most picturesque points.
The itinerary reaches Sanguineto, through the stretch of the valley where the early stages of the Battle of Trasimeno took place.
The itinerary develops between Tuoro and the lake, in the valley crossed by the Macerone stream. The destination is Punta Macerone, the primary place of natural interest throughout the municipality.
The itinerary allows you to discover the castle of Vernazzano and the surrounding area, travelling through Tuoro and its hills.
The route leads to the “leaning tower” and the ruins of Vernazzano Castle, passing through the 18th-century town.
The itinerary connects the various settlements of Vernazzano and Tuoro sul Trasimeno. It passes through the eighteenth-century town and the ruins of the ancient castle where the “Leaning Tower” stands.
The itinerary connects the various settlements of Vernazzano and Tuoro sul Trasimeno. It passes through the eighteenth-century town and the ruins of the ancient castle where the “Leaning Tower” stands.
The itinerary is a discovery of the island and all its monuments, museums and places of interest.
The itinerary allows visitors to see all of the museums and exhibition spaces on Isola Maggiore.
The itinerary partly follows the Museum Itinerary. In addition to allowing the visit of all the museums and exhibition spaces of Isola Maggiore, it also crosses the places commemorating the presence of Saint Francis of Assisi.
The itinerary allows you to reach the places commemorating the presence of Saint Francis of Assisi, crossing the areas of greatest naturalistic interest on the island.
The itinerary crosses the oldest places on the island, including the area where the upper part of the town once stood, then abandoned.
The itinerary crosses through Punta Navaccia connecting the Trasimeno cycle path to Campo del Sole, an open-air museum.