Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Santa Maria degli Angeli in Assisi by staying in this charming flat on the third floor. With a panoramic view of the majestic Basilica and the lush greenery of the park in front, you will be greeted with the breathtaking beauty of this sacred city every morning. The bright and spacious interior offers you a haven of peace and comfort, while the central location allows you to easily explore the historical and spiritual wonders of Assisi.

Hi, I'm Monica and I have a lot of interests in my life, one of them is to meet new people and different cultures and this is the best way to reach my goal. I enjoy hosting and making people feel welcome and comfortable, so I personally seek out places and homes or villas that reflect my philosophy of life. Each stay is a cultural and sensory experience that needs to be curated in every detail. I chose the places of my heart and found the houses that best reflect what they mean to me, so my research focused on Rome, Umbria and Sicily. I'm sure you'll understand when you're staying in these homes. I'm busy with a lot of other things I like, and so far I've been able to. Lucky me? Maybe......combined with a good dose of willpower!

Porziuncola (13th century), one of the three churches restored by St Francis, next to which he died; Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli (1684), an imposing church (126 × 65 m, with 75 m high dome) in Baroque style, designed by Galeazzo Alessi; Museum of Santa Maria degli Angeli Fountain of the Twenty-six Spouts (1610), built on the side of the basilica by the Medici family of Florence Palazzo del Capitano del Perdono (1617), located to the side of the basilica, is a two-storey building with a beautiful façade characterised by a double arched loggia. It was the seat of the official in charge of controlling the crowds of pilgrims arriving on the occasion of the Festa del Perdono; Strada Mattonata (1990s), a monumental path of about 3 km in bricks that connects Santa Maria degli Angeli to the acropolis of Assisi, tracing the route of an ancient path; Lyrick Theatre (1990s), a modern 1,000-seat theatre (40 × 17 m stage), designed by architect Vincenzo Maia. The theatre was built inside a building by Morandi (Nervi School) and housed in the former Montedison chemical factory complex.