The Magic of Autumn in Todi: Vineyards, Chestnuts & New Olive Oil

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There is no season more evocative in Umbria than autumn.
From September to November, the hills around Todi turn gold and burgundy, and the countryside becomes alive with harvest rituals: grapes, chestnuts, and the first drops of green, spicy olio nuovo.

In this post you’ll guide your readers through:

  • The grape harvest at family-run wineries around Todi and Montefalco
  • Chestnut walks in the Monti Martani
  • Olive oil milling experiences in local frantoi
  • The best villages to visit during this season (I can list them if you want)

Perfect for travellers who want to plan an authentic Umbrian break in autumn.

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Day 1 — Arrive & Settle Into a Stone Farmhouse

Start your week with:

A walk around your village

A view of rolling hills

A glass of Umbrian wine

Day 2 — Market Day in Todi

Buy:

  • Pecorino
  • Fresh ricotta
  • Umbrian vegetables
  • Local wine

Then prepare a simple lunch at home.

Day 3 — Cooking Class in the Countryside

Learn to make:

  • Strangozzi
  • Truffle pasta
  • Farro salad
  • Torta al testo

Use ingredients from small farmers around Todi.

Day 4 — Olive Grove Walk & Hilltop Villages

Visit villages like:

  • Montecastello di Vibio
  • Izzalini
  • Monticello
  • Collevalenza

Stop for espresso in a tiny bar.

Day 5 — Winery Visit & Sunset Tasting

Choose a boutique winery for:

Sunset aperitivo on a panoramic terrace

Vineyard tour

Barrel room visit

Tasting of Sagrantino, Grechetto, Trebbiano Spoletino

Day 6 — Art & History Day

Visit:

  • Assisi
  • Bevagna
  • Spello

These towns feel like Renaissance paintings brought to life.

Day 7 — A Slow Sunday

A long walk.
A simple lunch.
A final look at the valley before you leave.

Umbria stays with you, long after you’ve returned home.

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