You can drive into "parts" of every town, but every town has a ZTL.

Spoleto is a much larger town than Todi, but not surprisingly that translates to more things to see/do right in Spoleto, more restaurants to walk to, etc. The views from the top of Todi looking east are wonderful.

(You might try to find a trip report someone wrote a few years back about a stay in an apartment near Todi. Whoever it was had a great time and loved Todi. Likewise, one or two others have written about their stays in/near Spoleto.)

There are two drives/areas that we found particularly scenic, although I'm not sure that would be the case in March. SS418 between Spoleto and Acquasparta, and SP451 between Spoleto and Bastardo.

Todi- I recall parking and then walking up the hill.

In Todi, there's a parking lot at the bottom of the town on the western side and a funicular up to the town.

a funicular up to the town ................that sounds great!

We booked a wonderful house near Massa Martana, in between Todi and Spolento. Looks like lots to do in that area.

I wish it could have been on the coast to remind her of Amalfi, but I just didn't see it working into the itinerary, and I think the weather would be more of a question mark for "coastal" activities.

Jean will check out those roads, thanks!