Montefeltro

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From mount Carpegna, a veritable defence summit of Montefeltro, hills slope down excavated or encircled by the rivers Foglia, Conca and Marecchia flowing down to the sea. On the horizon are the Sassi Simone and Simoncello and the spur - shaped projection of San Marino, all of which attest to the rough and unpredictable features of this region.
The hospitality, the Old inn "La Diligenza", starts from good food, recognized as such even by the Academy of Italian Cooking: for hotel guests (six double rooms in the French style, and a romantic suites, all well furnished spacious and comfortable with all of amenities and high speed wireless Internet, plus a annexe, converted from an old stone house in the historic center, only twenty meters from the hotel, overlooking the creek Auro) can treat half board.
The farm Sacchia, is surrounded in the green Appennine of the Umbria-Marche, a few km from Urbino, birthplace of Raffaello, who was en route Renaissance of Piero della Francesca.
The Ulisse Hotel is located in the town core of Carpegna, immersed in the green of Sasso Simone e Simoncello Park, a cosy and familiar place where kindness is the password. Alfiero and Claudia, the proprietors, and their family will welcome and cuddle you in order to make your holiday unique.
It is a border region, located between the Marches, Tuscany and Romagna, historically aspired to by the Medici, contested between the Malatesti and the Montefeltro, and finally annexed to the dominion of Urbino by the latter, the Counts of Montefeltro by imperial appointment. As testimony of this past there remain strongholds and castles, parish churches ad convents, with the imperious fortress of San Leo towering above. Farmhouses dotted on the peaks of the hills testify to the century - old agricultural tradition, either in métayage or small farmholdings, which ensured attention and devotion to the land. When the strong winter bora and the lighter summer bora wind sweep the sky clean, and Montefeltro glistens with its pure, dry air, the hills can be seen rolling down from the Sassi and Carpegna down to the green Adriatic sea.