Popular accommodations in Castiglione del Lago
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Casale Baldelli Locanda
Situated in Castiglione del Lago, 27 km from Chianciano Terme, Casale Baldelli Locanda features a restaurant and free WiFi.Book nowVillaAccommodates 6
Principe Del Trasimeno
The ideal place to recover in peace and quiet, immersed with typical Mediterranean nature, the farmhouse is situated just in front of the Trasimeno Lake, near Castiglion del Lago. Each of the 13 apartments has access to the garden, laundry facilities, and stone barbecue. Parking is free, and Wi-Fi is free in public areas.Book nowBed and breakfastAccommodates 4
Il Torrione
Offering a terrace and views of the lake, Il Torrione is situated in the centre of Castiglione del Lago.Book nowApartmentAccommodates 2
Casa Lando
Casa Lando is situated in Castiglione del Lago. The accommodation is 29 km from Chianciano Terme, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site.Book nowHotelAccommodates 4
Hotel La Torre
This boutique, family-run hotel is situated in the beautiful ancient center of Castiglione del Lago, a charming, picturesque village on Trasimeno Lake, in a lush, green part of Umbria.Book nowHotelAccommodates 4
Hotel Duca Della Corgna
The Hotel Duca Della Corgna is surrounded by a garden and is set on the border of the two enchanting regions of Umbria and Tuscany.Book nowHotelAccommodates 6
Residence Al Lago
Residence Al Lago is just 100 metres from Lake Trasimeno and 250 metres from Castiglione del Lago's historic centre. The residence features a large garden with swimming pool.Book nowOtherAccommodates 2
Antica casa di famiglia
Antica casa di famiglia provides free WiFi throughout the property and rooms with air conditioning in Castiglione del Lago. Featuring a shared lounge, this property also provides guests with a terrace. The guest house features family rooms.Book nowHouseAccommodates 6
Luxurious Framhouse in Castiglione del Lago with Swimming pool
Luxurious Framhouse in Castiglione del Lago with Swimming pool is set in Pucciarelli. This property offers access to ping-pong and free WiFi.Book nowHotelAccommodates 5
Palazzo Barbini
Set in the heart of Castiglione Del Lago, Palazzo Barbini is 5 minutes' walk from shore of Lake Trasimeno. It offers cosy accommodation featuring lounges with frescoes or fireplaces. Wi-Fi is free.Book nowHouseAccommodates 8
Holiday home Lacaioli
Holiday home Lacaioli is located in Pucciarelli. This property offers access to a terrace, ping-pong, and free WiFi.Book nowVillaAccommodates 10
Country House Podere Lacaioli
Overlooking Lake Trasimeno, Country House Borgo Lacaioli offers self-catering accommodation, a swimming pool and a small farmyard with animals. Castiglione del Lago is 4 km away.Book nowSee all 48 accommodations in Castiglione del Lago
The small town of Castiglione del Lago is located on the shores of Lake Trasimeno, in the Italian region of Umbria. Here is one of the oldest cultural landscapes in Europe, which you can discover from a private apartment in Castiglione del Lago. You will be accompanied by some of the best Italian wines.
Your apartment in Castiglione del Lago: Dolce Vita on Lake Trasimeno
Castiglione del Lago is located on a small peninsula that rises far into the Trasimeno Lake. Originally, it was a fully-fledged island, but it formed a land bridge to the mainland when the water level dropped in the Middle Ages. Already centuries before, Etruscans settled here and built an important centre on piles. Castiglione del Lago was fought over for centuries, until today the fortress built in 1247 by Frederick II testifies to the changeable past. For a long time it was considered impregnable and had the monopoly to use the lake water to irrigate the surrounding agricultural land. Today, the town, with its well-preserved fortress, is an important tourist centre and is famous for its range of water sports. Couchsurfing in Castiglione del Lago is not very common. However, you will find some private accommodations in Petrignano. Although only about 200 inhabitants have settled here, Petrignano is considered to be the sacral center on Lake Trasimeno. The largest of a total of three churches, the Chiesa dei Sant’Ansano, was built in the 14th century and once served to protect the population from attacking troops. Except for a few openings directly below the roof structure, windows have been completely omitted, further emphasising the fortified character of the building. Inside, you will find important works by the Florentine sculptor Della Robbia, such as the well-known representation “Madonna with Child”. A little bigger is Sanfatucchio. The surroundings are rich in archaeological excavation sites. Here you will find mainly Etruscan and Roman tombs, which indicate a settlement since antiquity. Worth seeing is the Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie, built in the 16th century. One of the best restaurants is the Trattoria Fratelli d’Italia, located directly on the central square of Sanfatucchio. Book now your Apartment in Sanfatucchio or another part of town.
Coming from the south from your private accommodation in Castiglione del Lago
On your way south you pass Perugia and finally reach the medieval town of Bevagna. An accommodation in Bevagna is certainly not the worst idea. The surroundings are rich in vineyards, where the typical fruity red wines of Central Italy are pressed. One of the most beautiful squares in Umbria is Piazza F. Silvestrie in the centre of Bevagna, which is dominated by Romanesque-style buildings. The former city wall is completely preserved and at the same time the actual landmark of the city. It surrounds the entire old town and replaced the ramparts already erected under the Roman ruler Pliny. One of the oldest buildings is the Palazzo dei Consoli, built in the 13th century, which today houses the local Teatro F. Torti. From Bevagna there is a fast connection to Ancona. There are numerous ferries anchoring here that will take you comfortably to Croatia. For example, book a private accommodation in Zadar. The city lies on a promontory in the Adriatic Sea and has been fiercely contested for centuries due to its strategic importance. The well-preserved old town is characterized by Venetian influences and is protected by four mighty gates, a reminder of the eventful past. In 2005 Nikola Basic built a so-called sea organ near the harbour. The natural waves of the Adriatic press air into organ pipes, which produce different tones depending on the weather and wind strength. The judgement of the visitors varies from romantic to bizarre.