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A Noble Edifice of the 16th Century

in Spoleto

A Noble Edifice of the 16th Century

in Spoleto

A Noble Edifice of the 16th Century

in Spoleto

A Noble Edifice of the 16th Century

in Spoleto

    Violino

    The 3rd floor features a striking 180smq attic with an amazing view on Piazza del Duomo.

    Arpa

    This is the first unit at the mezzanine floor, which can also be accessed directly from the Piazza.

    Viola

    At the first floor is situated a 30sqm two roomed apartment facing the Piazza del Duomo

    Violoncello

    A wonderful apartment, featuring a coffered ceiling bearing Renaissance stems of the Bufalini family, and Masonic decorations: both are protected by the Superintendent to the Umbrian Department of Artistic and Archeological Works.

    Discover Palazzo Bufalini

    A four-story noble edifice built in the 16th Century and restored to its current beauty in the 18th Century, placed in the historical heart of Spoleto in Umbria, a perfect location for an unforgettable stay in central Italy.

    Palazzo Bufalini is a four-story noble edifice built in the 16th Century and restored to its current beauty in the 18th Century, placed in the historical heart of Spoleto in Umbria, a perfect location for an unforgettable stay in central Italy. It is artistically located at the foot of a long uphill stairway which leads from the Roman Forum to the religious heart of the city. In fact, it, alongside the Cathedral and the Theatre, seals on the southeastern corner one of the most beautiful squares in Italy: Piazza del Duomo, brought to worldwide fame by the Spoleto Festival (formerly, the Festival of Due Mondi).

    Its 17th-Century façade is beautified not only by the dividing lines (marcapiani) that mark its various floors, but also the stucco frames decorating the windows, and the imposing portal of locally sculpted stone. From its windows, the guests can enjoy the magnificent view of the piazza stretching beneath, as well as the beautiful Spoletine valley. The edifice is gifted with a spacious outdoor garden, situated as a terrace and complete with arbors, roses and lawn, which follows the natural declivity of the hill, dominated at the top by the imposing castle (Rocca Albornoziana).

    The finely renovated and restored internal spaces, though having in common wonderful cotto floors, are set apart from each other by their peculiar individual traits, tailored to adapt to each guest’s needs, not only in size, but also in taste.

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