RESIDENZA D'EPOCA S. CRISPINO - PENTAFIN
Located in the historic district of Assisi, the period residence of San Crispino has artistic
and architectural roots that date to the fourteenth century. The residence is
composed of 7 independent suites, all of which feature high-quality finishing
touches.
CASTELLO DELL'OSCANO - OSCANO CONVENTION CENTER
Tucked in a gentle Umbrian valley, sheltered by wooded hills, and near the cultured and antique
city of Perugia, rises Castello dell'Oscano, a period residence and custodian of
age-old memories. It must surely be an illusion that, on certain evenings, the
chivalrous crossing of foils can be heard in the gardens, or that sunset the
rose give out a scent of nostalgia... What is reality, however, is the charm of
the castle, the grandeur of parks, the elegance the furnishings, the
impeccable welcome. Do come and visit us. Whether for work and negotiations or to
relax, chat and enjoy yourself with your friends, or to celebrate that very
special occasion. We are awaiting you in Umbria. At Castello dell'Oscano.
RELAIS TODINI
Relais Todini, set in the heart of the lush Umbrian countryside, opens its doors to you. This
period-style residence inside a fourteenth-century castle traces its
architectural roots to age-old Roman and Etruscan remains, as proven by a
ancient well. The estate also has a hunting reserve of over 1300 hectares, with
the spectacular villa of S. Isidoro that features a swimming pool, stables,
tennis courts, a regulation-size soccer field and a winery that produces
high-quality traditional local wines. All of this is at your disposal for an
intense and truly satisfying stay in Umbria's pristine natural setting, for a
marvelous vacation at Relais Todini -- your dream come true through a man in
love with his native land.
CASTELLO DI ROSCIANO
Among the hills between Torgiano and Bettona, sheathed in the silence of a
forest of holm-oaks, one finds the Castle of Rosciano. A powerful structure in
sandstone, austere in its harsh and imposing form, it dominates the valley of
the Tiber and the Chiascio rivers. The main building of the castle houses
splendid restored halls and dining rooms that bear the names of the figures
belonging to its past. The Tancredi, Lingarda and Jacoba halls are in the winter
heated by large fireplaces and in the summer kept cool by the thick stone walls
and can host up to 300 people for historical commemorations, weddings and
Conferences.
In front of the castle one finds the Benedictine monastery that holds a series
of suites and rooms, each characterized by a different color.
