Отель «San Luca»

There are many reasons to visit midiaval Spoleto, sprawled across the Umbrian hillside around the Rocca die Papi. For the ancient Romans it was a staging post beside the Via Flaminia. In 1198, Pope Innocent III drank the healing waters of the 'holy wellspring' here. And since 1958, music-lovers have flocked to Gian-Carlo Menotti's Festival dei Due Mondi in the historic papal fortress. Another reason in the family-run auberge in the shadow of the old city walls. The Zuccari family continues the Umbrian tradition of hospitality within the 19th-century converted tannery. In the central courtyard, flower beds surround the healing Papal funtain. Local craftsmen have painted the bright, airy interiors with traditional local decorations. The typical floral motifs are repeated in the bedrooms, some of which have terraces overlooking the surrounding countryside. The public rooms with open fireplaces are furnished with antique pieces, leather sofas and vitrines. Breakfast is served amidst tromp-l'oeil paintings in the restaurant.