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Workation in Perugia: the essentials
Perugia began as an Etruscan city on a high hilltop above the Tiber valley and is now the capital of Umbria, with about 162,000 residents. Students fill its medieval centre, thanks to the university founded in 1308 and the University for Foreigners, and escalators carry you up through the old Rocca Paolina fortress from the car parks below. Umbria Jazz takes over in July and the Eurochocolate festival in autumn. Assisi and Lake Trasimeno are easy trips, Florence and Rome are about two hours by train, and there are coworking spaces. The airport, about 9 km out, has a small schedule, and the steep streets and cold winters take some getting used to.
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Perugia, a university city, has a few coworking spaces, Spazio Modu among them. The scene is student-driven, prices are affordable and internet is good. The hilltop old town is easily walkable.
Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius); prices are AI estimates for typical offers in town – please check with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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