Torri di Bagnara - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
20km from Perugia, in the heart of Umbria.

Be savvy
It’s a fairly steep climb up the hill to get there, but the unrivalled views are worth it.

Be smitten
Sweeping views in Italy’s green heart.

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Rooms and suites
Seven rooms and suites, plus apartments.

Special features
Rooms come with original antiques, wi-fi, air conditioning, satellite TV, minibar and safe.

Also…
Some rooms also have a whirlpool bath. There’s also a chlorine-free salt water pool, extensive gardens and nature trails.

Pillow Talk
Bed down in Peony or Periwinkle – two of the junior suites – or opt for Geranium, a superior double.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Look forward to seasonal Umbrian dishes served with flair at Le Torri di Bagnara’s Pieve San Quirico restaurant. Menus feature some of the estate’s home-reared beef, veggies grown in the kitchen garden and home-made pasta, bread and pastries.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served until 10.30am. Look forward to freshly baked Italian breads and pastries, and local hand-carved prosciutto hams, salami and cheeses.

Room service
Available morning and evening.

Try the tagliatelle with duck sauce from the estate’s farm-bred ducklings, or roasted veal roulade with aubergine au gratin – washed down by an Umbrian wine produced by Le Torri di Bagnara’s own vineyard.

See & Do

See & Do
There’s plenty to keep you busy on the estate itself: guided tours of the animal farm, mountain biking, picnics in the grounds, wine and olive oil tastings and occasional cookery classes. In summer, you’ll probably want to lounge by the pool, soaking up the views.

Sweet-tooths can arrange a tour of the Perugina chocolate factory in Perugia, while grape aficionados might prefer a morning at the Lungarotti wine museum. There’s golfing nearby at the Antognolla Country Club, and thermal pools at Terme di Fontecchio.

Umbria’s finest historic hilltop towns – Gubbio, Spoleto, Assisi (famous for its Giotto frescoes) and Perugia – are all easily reached. You can also take a boat ride across Lake Trasimeno or explore the waterfalls at Marmore – Italy’s highest falls. Many truffle and mushroom fairs also take place locally.

Spa
Massage and other body treatments can be arranged through reception.

Diary Dates
Late June - early July
Spoleto turns into an international stage for music and dance with the Festival dei Due Mondi.

July
Umbria Jazz sees jazz, blues and other fusion genres performing at venues around Perugia.

September
Todi Arts Festival comes alive with dance, theatre and musical reviews.