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First floor, wooden beam ceiling, terracotta floor, living room with fireplace and kitchen area, microwave oven, 1 twin/double bedroom with TV and en-suite bathroom, possibility of cot, private 30m2 terrace with fully-equipped table and wooden gazebo.

Ground floor, bedroom with kitchen area, TV, wooden beam ceiling, stone walls, double bed, bathroom with shower, outdoor area with fully-equipped table under a stone veranda.

Ground floor, wooden beam ceiling, terracotta floor, living room with double sofa bed, kitchen area, TV, 1 twin/double bedroom, bathroom with shower, outdoor area with fully-equipped table and wooden gazebo.

First floor, external staircase, entrance with balcony, wooden beam ceiling, terracotta floor, living room with double sofa bed, TV, fireplace and kitchen area, microwave oven, 1 double bedroom, 1 twin/double bedroom, bathroom with shower, outdoor area with fully-equipped table and wooden gazebo.

First floor, external staircase, entrance with balcony, wooden beam ceiling, terracotta floor, living room with double sofa bed, TV, fireplace and kitchen area, microwave oven, 1 double bedroom, 1 twin/double bedroom, bathroom with shower, outdoor area with fully-equipped table and wooden gazebo.

Ground floor, entrance with stone arch, wooden beam ceiling, terracotta floor, large living room with double sofa bed, TV and fireplace, independent kitchen, microwave oven, 1 double bedroom, 1 twin/double bedroom, bathroom with floor level shower (suitable for the disabled) outdoor area with fully-equipped table and wooden gazebo.

The Marmore waterfall has been described throughout the centuries for its breathtaking beauty, it’s a huge water pillar with three leaps. The water wraps up the surrounding nature in a white cloud of foam, 165 meters high. The extraordinary view is the product of over two thousand years of human work; men have actually tried to divert the waters of the river Velino since the Roman age, in oder to let them flow into the river Nera.

The lake Trasimeno is the largest lake in centre Italy, the 4th biggest lake in the whole country. It has fluvial, and perhaps even tectonic origins.
It’s heart-shaped and it surface is 128 square kilometers.
The deepest point of the lake reaches 6 meters, its banks are low and surrounded by a reed-bed and hills with olive trees and vineyards, with gardens and small farms.

Set on the slopes of Mount Subasio, Assisi is the town of S. Francis. Its medieval historic centre is arranged along the original Roman streets; on the Piazza del Comune look major palaces like the Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo, the Palazzo dei Priori and the temple dedicated to Minerva.
World famous monuments and buildings are the Franciscan monastery with its Basilica widely decorated by Giotto, the XIV century S. Chiara church, the S. Maria Maggiore church with the frescoes by Pinturicchio, and the Rocca Maggiore set on a cliff overlooking town.
The S. Maria degli Angeli church houses the Porziuncola chapel, where the Franciscan order was founded, the Transito chapel, originally the cell where S. Francis died and the Roseto chapel.
A few kilometres from here one may visit the Franciscan Eremo delle Carceri, built by S. Bernardino da Siena in XV century.
Assisi with its historic center, the Basilica of San Francesco and other Franciscan sites has been declared World Heritage by UNESCO.

Founded by the Umbri – we have proof documented in the Eugubine tablets of I century b.C. – Gubbio was a centre of primary importance during Roman times (as one may see from the presence of thermal baths, theatre and mausoleum).
During the Middle Ages it had its major urban development with the construction of the city’s gateways and aqueduct.
The central Via dei Consoli gives an idea of how Gubbio must have looked then, with its palaces with narrow ogival doorways and windows (Palazzo del Bargello).Piazza Grande is a real medieval architectural achievement in its hanging between the Palazzo dei Consoli and the Palazzo Pretorio, never finished, which represents the spirit of eugubine gothic architecture.
The nearby Cathedral was built in XIII century and still has its original simple facade with ogival portal and rose window. The construction of the Palazzo Ducale was ordered by Federico da Montefeltro and encloses medieval buildings in renaissance style, connecting them to a Corte D’Onore (designed by Francesco di Giorgio).