| Castles, resort and hotels list |
| 5 stars Villa Hotels |
 Villa Milani - Spoleto |
| Situated a few kilometers from the historical centre of Spoleto, in a splendid position that dominates the town, surrounded by eight hectares of natural meadows and woods,...
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| Countrysides Houses, Relais and Villas |
| 5 stars Historical Houses |
Resort Le Torri di Bagnara - Perugia
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| Exclusive Historic Residence, opened to guests in 1985, is made of a complex of Historic Buildings (11th cent. Abey, 12th cent. Tower & 17th cent. Building)....
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| 4 stars Hotels Relais |
| Relais Ducale - Gubbio |
| Situated in the historic center of Gubbio, the Relais Ducale is the annex of the Ducal Palace, where the Duke of Montefeltro used to welcome his owns guests... |
| Relais alla Corte del Sole - Castiglione del Lago |
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There is a harmonious blend of rustic dwellings in the architecture of the Relais, in which the antique uses have been knowingly re-valued and redesigned, giving full respect to the features passed down over the centuries
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| 4 stars Historical Houses |
| Le Logge di Silvignano - Spoleto |
| Le Logge di Silvignano" is an Historical House, built from the XII to the XVI century. The buidings were recently restaured to host a high standard Business and Leisure Tourism, while preserving and enhancing their original carachteristics...
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| L'Orto degli Angeli - Bevagna |
| The main gate into Bevagna (Porta Foligno) leads to the main street of the town (Corso Matteotti) which follows the path of the ancient "Via Flaminia"...
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| 4 stars Castles Hotels |
| Castello dell Oscano - Cenerente |
| Near the learned and ancient city of Perugia, in the charm of a wood-clad hillside, with glimpses of the Umbrian countryside all around, are ideally situated the Oscano Residence
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| 3 stars Historical Houses |
| Bosone Palace - Gubbio |
| The Hotel Bosone Palace was built for the Raffaelli family in the 14th century and counted Dante and Petrarca among its first guests...
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| Castello di Petrata Country House - Assisi |
In this sunny and quiet place from 600 m above the sea level, 6 km from Assisi, lies the Castello di Petrata, a single building 1300, with a 1700 little church of great historical and architectural value and within the castle itself
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| Perhaps it is the evocative nature of the place, or a certain enchanted air (we might almost say "mystic") that you breathe to some extent everywhere, but sooner or later whoever visits Umbria ends up thinking: Saint Francis, that great, gentle, tender and poetic Saint of happiness and meekness could only have been born here in Umbria. In this place of ever-green, enchanted and radiant nature. In these towns the concept of "historic centre" seems inadequate and reductive, so widespread is the monumental and artistic component in the towns of Umbria. Perugia, for example, the regional capital. Just to describe it is to lose oneself in the richness, complexity and magnificence of its architectural and artistic treasures: from the Etruscan walls to the splendid Palazzo Gallenga, seat of the prestigious university for foreigners, and many other buildings and historic monuments that lead out from the central Piazza IV Novembre, itself dotted with architectural and artistic jewels such as the Great Fountain and the magnificent Palazzo dei Priori. The same is true for splendid Gubbio, rich with Franciscan memories and monuments from the medieval and renaissance eras. And then Todi, Spello, Spoleto, Orvieto, Cittą di Castello and many other small towns: all magnificently enriched by monuments, palaces and churches of high artistic merit. Even Terni, a modern industrial city, boasts jewels such as the churches of S. Salvatore and S. Francesco and, close by, the masterpiece of nature that is the Waterfall of Marmore. Finally Assisi, the town where Saint Francis was born (as was Saint Clare, founder of the Poor Clares), one of the best-known Christian destinations frequented by pilgrims. You have to see it for yourself. (content taken from ENIT ) |
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