Infiorata del Corpus Domini

A tradition of faith and flowers

On the day of Corpus Domini, the historic centre of Nocera Umbra, in the province of Perugia, transforms into a path of colours and scents. The Infiorata is a centuries-old tradition that consists of creating carpets and pictures of flowers artistically arranged along the streets that the procession of the Blessed Sacrament crosses, with Piazza Umberto I as the focal point of the event.

The work of an entire community

As in other infiorate in Umbria, the event stems from the choral work of the inhabitants: children, young people, adults, and the elderly collaborate side by side to create designs that last only a few hours—the time of the procession's passage—but leave a deep mark. It is a simple gesture, done with the heart, that speaks of faith, collaboration, and the desire to be together, and which renews the identity of the Nocera community every year.

In the heart of the Umbrian Apennines

The Corpus Domini infiorate are widespread in southern Umbria and the Apennine area, where they represent the most beautiful artistic setting to celebrate the solemnity. In Nocera Umbra, a village in the Umbrian-Marche Apennines known for its springs, the Infiorata is one of the most heartfelt events of the spring calendar, capable of attracting faithful and visitors.