Spello

Located in Umbria, Italy, a small hilltop town with only 8,000 inhabitants. It was built in ancient Rome. Medieval-style castles, churches, and towers are laid out on the hillside. On the ancient bluestone slab, flowers followed suit.

Spello, known as the Flower Town, is a perfect blend of stones and flowers, not a popular destination for travelers, and perhaps few have heard its name. It's just that when you drive by accidentally, you'll be taken by the bright flowers of this city. Located in the middle of Umbria, east of Perugia, about 30 kilometers from Perugia, Rome also has direct trains every June (Sunday 60 days after Easter), Speros host their unique flower festival L'Infiorata, This is the real sea of flowers. Eighty percent of Spero's buildings are Roman ruins, so it is said that Spero is the oldest Roman town in Umbria.

One located at Old town in the middle of Umbria Two stones and flowers The two characteristics of one firm and one soft are integrated Walk in the towering castle In the narrow old alleys and wide squares Look around The stone walls of the house are filled with flowers planted by the residents of the town Like being in a sea of flowers

The small town of Spello in Italy, the oldest town in Rome, is not a popular destination for people to travel, and perhaps few people have ever heard of its name. It's just that when you drive by inadvertently, and take a glance, you will be grabbed by the brilliant flowers all over the city.

The small town of Spello in Italy, the oldest town in Rome, is not a popular destination for people to travel, and perhaps few people have ever heard of its name. It's just that when you drive by inadvertently, and take a glance, you will be grabbed by the brilliant flowers all over the city.​ ​​​Filter effectsFilter effectsFilter effectsFilter effectsFilter effectsFilter effectsFilter effectsFilter effects