Trevi

Olive groves cover the hill where Trevi stands, on the lower slopes of Monte Serano, and the oil they yield is highly prized. The town is steep and densely built, medieval in look, with views stretching more than 50 km over the plain of the Clitunno. In the church of San Francesco, a restored organ claims to be the oldest of its kind in the world.

Highlights

• Views over the Umbrian valley from the hilltop centre
• Olive oil from the well-drained limestone hills around the town
• San Francesco church and its restored historic organ
• The Clitunno river, revered by the Romans and praised by Byron and Carducci
• Santa Maria di Pietrarossa, built over a Roman public building in the valley

Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.