Spello is one of Umbrias most prominent roman settlements. The main gates to the city are inscribed with " the Most splendid Julia Colony" a reminder of Sesar Augusto's foundness for this charming roman settlement.

The current city of Spello (14th and 15th century) resting on it's former Roman ruins offering Spello a richness and beauty. The streets are full of little squares and romantic gardens enclosed within the  ancient walls and medieval quarters. Spello is host to famous works by  Pinturicchio ("Annunciation", "Nativity"," Dispute of Jesus with the Doctors", "Madonna with Child").

Spello offers both the treasures enclosed within its walls, and, moreover, it makes a great base for exploring Umbria being set  in a strategic position between Foligno and Assisi. In the ancient Hispellum, we can plunge into the nature, in a quite place, where traditions are respected with love,and where simple things can still be enjoyed like the rational products of ancient Umbrian kitchens as well as the good local wine.

A milestone in Spello’s tradition is the Infiorata, a feast which involves all the community in producing artistic masterpieces with dried local flowers arranged on pavements and roads all around the town.