A Place Where
History Comes to Life
and Emotions Endure
Between Past and Present
In the heart of Umbria, the 13th-century Castello di Cisterna stands majestically above the valleys, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Carefully restored over the course of ten years, this historic medieval castle has been brought back to its former glory, creating a unique retreat where history, nature and tranquillity come together to offer an authentic experience in the heart of Umbria.
The Apartments
Staying in an ancient Umbrian castle is like stepping into a world beyond time. With their stone walls, wooden beams and exposed brickwork, the accommodations at Castello di Cisterna preserve the timeless charm of traditional Umbrian residences. Surrounded by nature, guests can enjoy a peaceful and beautiful retreat, immerse themselves in history and discover the most authentic side of Umbria.
The Perfect Setting for a Relaxing Getaway
The property offers charming, thoughtfully appointed and comfortable spaces, with private and shared gardens, as well as a panoramic terrace where guests can fully appreciate the breathtaking views of the Umbrian countryside.
Un evento senza tempo, in una dimora storica
Celebra il tuo matrimonio in un castello del XIII secolo, immerso nella quiete delle colline umbre, dove storia, charme e riservatezza si fondono in un’esperienza unica. Il Castello di Cisterna offre una location d’eccezione per eventi esclusivi: spazi privati, scorci panoramici, una cappella storica per cerimonie simboliche o religiose e ambienti di autentico pregio architettonico.
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Il Castello di Cisterna venne costruito nel XIII secolo dalle truppe di Federico Barbarossa ed è passato poi in mano alle più importanti famiglie nobili umbre e infine dell’arcivescovado di Todi…
Your Retreat in Umbria
The Castello di Cisterna retains all the timeless charm of its medieval heritage.
Set on a commanding hilltop between Assisi, Perugia, Todi, Montefalco and Bevagna, the castle is surrounded by woodlands and olive groves. It forms part of a historic network of fortifications that once guarded the borders of the Papal States and controlled trade routes along the Tiber Valley and the historic Via Flaminia, north of Rome.
