Spoleto

Along the Flaminia state road, which connects the Adriatic to the Tyrrhenian Sea and about 30 minutes from our hotel, lies Spoleto, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

As you approach the town, you will be enchanted by what you see: the Ponte delle Torri, an ancient and imposing Roman aqueduct that connects Monteluco Mountain to the top of Mount Sant’Elia, where the majestic Rocca Albornoziana stands, now home to the Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto.

The millennia-old Spoleto is a unique crossroads of art, history, culture, and nature. Strolling through the characteristic alleys of the historic center, you will reach Piazza del Mercato, which opens with the Arch of Drusus dating back to the reign of Tiberius. A little further, you can admire the stunning Duomo with its Romanesque façade, featuring a central mosaic and a Renaissance portico, and inside, masterpieces by Pinturicchio and Filippo Lippi.

Traditionally, our hotel is chosen by visitors and artists who gather every year to participate in the international event organized by the city of Spoleto, the Festival dei Due Mondi. This festival of dance, theater, and opera performances takes place in various theaters across the city, including the enchanting Roman Theater, and is held between June and July.