Italy’s Umbria offers ‘agriturismo’ for visitors who want to get their hands dirty
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For those whose religion finds them worshiping at the altar of Italian cooking, Umbria’s range of olive estates, working farms and vineyards presents a path to paradise.
View of the central Italian countryside from one of the windows of Villa La Montagnola in Umbria. Alessandro Penso/OnOff Picture for The Washington Post
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In Italy’s Umbria region, you can work on an olive farm, dine like a royal and taste some of the world’s best wine.
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