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Grand Hotel Elite Cascia

Cheese tasting:
Delight your palate with a tasting of traditional Umbrian cheeses, the result of local producers’ passion and craftsmanship. A perfect opportunity to enjoy authentic, genuine flavors, often accompanied by honey, jams, and a good glass of local wine.

Visit to the village of Castelluccio di Norcia:
Located in the heart of the Monti Sibillini National Park, Castelluccio is world-famous for the extraordinary blooming that colors the plateau from May to July. In addition to breathtaking landscapes, the village offers a timeless atmosphere and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.

Visit to Scheggino and the Truffle Museum:
Overlooking the Nera River, Scheggino is a charming little village where time seems to stand still. Here you can visit the interactive Truffle Museum, which tells the story and curiosities of this symbolic local product through engaging experiences for both adults and children.

Visit to Vallo di Nera:
Listed among the “Most Beautiful Villages in Italy,” Vallo di Nera is a perfectly preserved medieval gem. Walking through its stone-paved alleys feels like stepping back in time, surrounded by ancient walls, Romanesque churches, and enchanting views.

Visit to Rasiglia:
Known as the “village of streams,” Rasiglia is a truly magical place, where water flows between mills, canals, and stone houses. A fairytale-like village, ideal for those seeking peace and authentic beauty.

Visit to Norcia:
Norcia is an unmissable stop, known both as the birthplace of Saint Benedict and for the excellence of its traditional cured meats (norcineria). With historical landmarks, traditional shops, and bold flavors, it offers a memorable cultural and culinary experience.

Visit to Monteleone di Spoleto:
Nestled among hills and woods, this medieval village is renowned for the discovery of the famous Etruscan chariot, now kept at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. In addition to history, Monteleone offers stunning views and a direct connection with nature.

Visit to the Abbey of Sant’Eutizio:
One of the oldest monastic complexes in Italy, the Abbey of Sant’Eutizio is a place filled with spirituality and peace. Located in a lush green valley, it’s a perfect haven for those seeking silence, art, and meditation amidst nature and faith.

Rafting on the Nera River and Adventure Park:
For adrenaline lovers, the Nera River offers the chance to go rafting in an unspoiled natural setting. Alternatively, the Adventure Park features treetop trails suitable for all ages, for an active and fun way to experience nature.

Trekking and mountain biking:
Discover the most authentic side of Umbria through trails immersed in nature, across woods, hills, and stunning landscapes. Routes for everyone—from casual walkers to expert athletes—for a direct connection with the land and its biodiversity.

Excursion to the Marmore Waterfalls:
One of the tallest waterfalls in Europe, Marmore offers a spectacular display of natural power and beauty. Impressive by day and even more enchanting during nighttime openings, it’s a perfect destination for photography and adventure lovers.

Visit to Cascia:
A spiritual town linked to Saint Rita, Cascia welcomes pilgrims with its sanctuary, basilica, and places of worship rich in devotion. A place where faith, culture, and hospitality blend in an intense and intimate atmosphere.

Visit to Roccaporena:
The birthplace of Saint Rita, Roccaporena is a peaceful and nature-immersed village where you can follow devotional trails among spectacular landscapes and meaningful silences. A moving experience that invites reflection and inner peace.

For groups and companies

Team building in nature:
Strengthen team spirit with outdoor activities immersed in the Umbrian countryside. Orienteering in the woods, soft rafting along rivers, and group challenges led by expert instructors will turn every moment into an opportunity for shared growth, fun, and genuine collaboration.

“Back to the land” experiences:
Rediscover your bond with the land by participating in authentic farming experiences. From sowing to harvesting garden produce, and traditional breadmaking with local flours, these activities offer the chance to revive ancient gestures and appreciate the value of food made with your own hands.

Treasure hunt in the villages:
A unique way to explore the charming Umbrian villages is by taking part in a treasure hunt that blends culture and play. Historical quizzes, puzzles to solve, and practical challenges will lead you to discover hidden corners and fascinating curiosities, in an engaging journey for all ages.

Wine tasting tours in Umbrian wineries:
Let yourself be guided on a journey through the Umbrian hills to discover its most iconic wineries. Taste fine wines directly from the producers, listen to stories of centuries-old winemaking traditions, and enjoy breathtaking landscapes among vineyards and olive groves.

Umbrian cooking classes:
Put yourself to the test in the kitchen by learning to prepare typical local dishes. From handmade pasta and strangozzi to truffle and saffron flavors and traditional desserts, the courses offer a tasty and interactive experience to get closer to Umbria’s gastronomic soul.

Visit to olive mills and extra virgin olive oil tasting:
Discover the world of extra virgin olive oil with a visit to local olive mills. You’ll witness the cold-pressing process and taste various types of oil, learning to recognize their aromas, scents, and qualities, in a sensory and cultural experience all at once.