Convento di Santa Croce is a Historical House in Spoleto, located in Piazza del Convento, 4 - Sant’Anatolia di Narco

A XIII’s century former-convent and now historical dwelling, dipped in the nature of Valnerina, one of the most uncontaminated valleys of Umbria, that merge the warm ospitality, the charm of the history, the peacefull atmosphere of the medieval village, the genuinity of the typical local food products and flavours.
Near Spoleto, a moment of wellness amd relax, a starting point to visit the most interesting places of Umbria or a stunning location for the wedding of your dreams.

Sant’Anatolia of Narco it’s a small town on the banks of Nera river, located at 328 mt on the level of the sea, in the middle of the green Valnerina valley, in the center of Umbria.

We are here, dipped into the peace of this small and typically medieval village, sorrounded by XIV th century walls and dominated by two big towers that stand still, since XV th century.

From the ancient cloister, housing the old well, you can enter the hall, and see its walls decorated by frescos depicting the life of Saint Francis. If you go upstairs using the XVI century staircase, you can reach 10 of the twelve bedrooms of the Convent: 6 double standard, 3 double superior e 1 single room. All of them have a breathtaking view over the valley.
To reach the other double rooms you have also the possibility to take the lift .

Each room is furnished with TV color, telephone for external direct calls. The furniture is elegant, but still keeps all the functionality and the simplicity of the rural tradition, typical of Franciscan constructions.
The double room with tester bed lift your soul up in a romantic and dreaming atmosphere.

Every room has got the name of a monk in memory of the old monastic life: Abbone, Boezio, Clorizio, Dolcino, Eutizio, Fedele, Gerardo, Nicola, Romoaldo, Severino, Tommaso, Ubertino, Venanzio.

How to reach us by car.
- From Rome: Take the motorway A1 direction Florence. Exit to Orte end follow signs to Terni-Spoleto, carry on for Foligno and 4 km after Spoleto take the exit for Norcia-Cascia. Tunnel Tre Valli: S. Anatolia di Narco is just at the end of tunnel.

- From Florence: take the motorway A1 direction Roma. Exit to Val di Chiana and carry on for Perugia; from Perugia following direction for Foligno-Spoleto, exit for Norcia-Cascia. Tunnel Tre Valli.

By Train.
Line Roma-Ancona, Stop to Spoleto.

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