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CITY OVERVIEW

Perugia is the capital of Italy's Umbria region; a substantial town with a number of historical attractions and good transport links. There are direct flights to Perugia, making the town an appealing destination for a weekend break, or a starting-point for a tour of this part of central Italy. Alternatively you can arrive in Rome Airport where Elite Limousines arrange Private transfers to Perugia. 

Perugia has two major universities, one of which is for foreigners, and it has become a heavily student town, with over 40,000 students arriving each year. This is too much for some locals, who feel that the departure of residents from the town centre, as they are replaced by student digs, bars and a drinking culture, has impacted on the historic heart of Perugia. This is just the latest step in a long history beginning in Etruscan times, which encompasses sieges, destruction, re-building, papal conclaves, excommunication, the usual warring families and struggles with other city-states, French rule, Austrian rule, absorption into a united Italy and a number of earthquakes. Nowadays, apart from its universities, Perugia is known for its chocolate production, with an annual festival called 'Eurochocolate' being held each autumn and even a 'chocohotel' (see below). The town's annual jazz festival, Umbria Jazz, also has a high profile, filling a week or two of summer with concerts and entertainment.