Delightful apartment of 70 square meters, on the ground floor in an historic building, recently renovated by craftsmen of Gubbio and with materials of the territory. Next to Porta Metauro, entrance of the characteristic San Martino Quarter, to immediately immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere of the city. Fully equipped kitchen and bathroom, with courtesy accessories and Ecolabel detergents available. Free WiFi. No ZTL.

Welcome to Gubbio! Together with my wife Sara, we decided to bring back a historic house in Gubbio, which was once home to the ancient art of the booties, to the ancient splendor. The stone of the walls, the wood of the beams, the terracotta of the floor will make you feel even more immersed in the architecture and atmosphere of the city. Just what we usually look for in our travels. The house came to us just beautiful and we could not keep it just for us!

Leaving the house and crossing the Porta Metauro (the only one in Gubbio still with the old wooden door), you will immerse yourself immediately in the medieval alleys of the city, embellished with flowers or banners for the Ceri festival. During the Christmas holidays, the San Martino quarter is the background to the crib of the same name, set up with great care in all the streets and on the river bed of the stream. Gubbio is full of churches, buildings and breathtaking views. Not to mention the culinary specialties! In short, you'll have things to do and see!. Walking along Gubbio on foot is the best way to appreciate its beauties. But you could also take advantage of the "Gubbio Express" a train that will take you to the most important places in the city comfortably seated. If you arrive by car and need parking: follow the signs for “Scheggia”. After the traffic lights, walk along the city walls. You can stop in front of the house to leave your luggage for a few minutes (because parking is forbidden), but then you have to park on the street you arrive from or in the nearby public car parks (of the Seminary or the one in via Tifernate 7, after the Municipal Police headquarters).