History
The Castello di Solfagnano is a noble castle in the beautiful green lung of Italy – Umbria. Located between Florence and Rome just a few miles from Assisi, the Castle’s roots can be traced back to the Middle Ages. It was once a fortified structure from 1100 and was restructured in the sixteenth century by the Antinori family, and once again in the nineteenth century by the Bennicelli family.
The meticulous restoration combined with the sensitivity of the Colaiacovo helped enhance the multi-faceted identity of the structure, redefining the Solfagnano Castle as an ideal location for organizing fairytale weddings, VIP receptions, conventions and fashion events in every season.
The castle makes for a perfect meeting point of cultures to stimulate creativity, with guests telling stories of harmony and beauty within its walls.
UMBRIA AND THE NATURE OF THE LANDSCAPE AT THE CASTELLO DI SOLFAGNANO
From the Middle Ages through to the Renaissance and to present day, the striking architectural layers that distinguish the structure of Castello di Solfagnano tell a story of each one of the families who once owned this property. It is the perfect union between the harmony of lush nature and the magnificence of human history making this place truly unique. The story of this castle is a combination of cultural sediments and global landmark moment allowing modernity and history to coexist in perfect balance.
A BOOK ABOUT THE CASTELLO DI SOLFAGNANO
The meticulous restoration combined with the sensitivity of the Colaiacovo helped enhance the multi-faceted identity of the structure, redefining the Solfagnano Castle as an ideal location for organizing fairytale weddings, VIP receptions, conventions and fashion events in every season.
rnThe castle makes for a perfect meeting point of cultures to stimulate creativity, with guests telling stories of harmony and beauty within its walls.
rnThe castle makes for a perfect meeting point of cultures to stimulate creativity, with guests telling stories of harmony and beauty within its walls.
61st EDITION OF THE 2 WORLD FESTIVAL IN SPOLETO
Wednesday, December 26 at 6.30 pm the Teatro Caio Melisso Spazio Carla Fendi hosts the screening of the film Opera & quot; Amahl and the Night Visitors / Amahl and Night Visitors & quot; made by Gian Carlo Menotti in the '50s for NBC TV, with the conducting of Thomas Schippers. The following spoke: Umberto De Augustinis, Giorgio Ferrara, Alessio Vlad, Antonella Manni and Andrea Tomasini.
