A thirteenth-century palazzo in the heart of Bevagna, where every stone has a story to tell
Palazzo Brunamonti stands where the Roman baths of Mevania once were. Two thousand years of history, layer upon layer, beneath the same bricks. As you climb the stairs, your hands brush against medieval walls that have held this house for eight centuries. In the rooms, vaulted ceilings and solid-wood furnishings preserve the atmosphere of the home of Alinda Bonacci Brunamonti — poet, intellectual, and one of nineteenth-century Umbria's most remarkable women.

Then as now, guests are welcomed here as one of the family — not as a booking reference.