Valtiberina is the name of the valley in which the Tiber river flows, from its spring on the Mount Fumaiolo, in Emilia-Romagna, to its mouth, in Lazio. This Tuscan-Umbrian valley stretches in parallel with Casentino, between the Alpe di Catenaia and the Alpe della Luna.

Thanks to its numerous charming Medieval hamlets and towns, so rich in history, and to its natural beauties, Valtiberina is the ideal destination for those who like to spend their holidays discovering less-renowned but nevertheless fascinating towns, such as Sansepolcro, Monterchi, Anghiari and Caprese Michelangelo and many other places housing some of the masterpieces by two great Italian artists: Piero della Francesca and Michelangelo.

Those who like "green holidays" in harmony with nature can hike or mountain bike on the hills covered with pastures and chestnut groves.


Valtiberina - At the Border with Umbria
Valtiberina is a valley in south-eastern Tuscany, at the border with Umbria. Stretching in parallel with Casentino, the valley of the Tiber river is bounded on the west by the Alpe di Catenaia and on the east by the Alpe della Luna. Tuscan Valtiberina is part of the province of Arezzo and is divided into the municipalities of Sestino, Badia Tedalda, Pieve Santo Stefano, Caprese Michelangelo, Anghiari, Sansepolcro and Monterchi.