How to get to Todi: train, plane, car and bus
Complete guide on how to get to Todi by train, plane, car and bus. Connections and local transport to reach the Umbrian hilltop town between two valleys.
Travel guide to Todi
Everything you need to visit Todi: accommodation, itineraries, food and transport.
Practical guides
What to see in Todi in 2 days: the perfect hilltop town of green Umbria
A 2-day itinerary for Todi: Italy's most harmonious medieval square, the Temple of Consolation, hidden convents, sacred woods and the absolute quiet of green Umbria.
Where to stay in Todi: areas, accommodation and practical tips
Complete guide on where to stay in Todi: best areas in this Umbrian hilltop town, accommodation types, budget tips and suggestions for every type of traveller.
Where to eat in Todi: pigeon, strangozzi and Middle Tiber Valley flavours
Guide to the flavours of Todi: roast pigeon, strangozzi with truffle, porchetta and the best restaurants between Piazza del Popolo and the Middle Tiber Valley countryside.
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