Superior room with one double bed Private bathroom with bath tub or shower Charming room furnished in traditional style fitted with air conditioning, satellite TV, telephone with international direct dial, modem jack, and hairdryer.

Room with 1 double bed and private bathroom Room with 2 areas: 1 bedroom plus 1 lounge Charming room furnished in traditional style composed by one entrance with living room and in the upper floor a bedroom with one double bed. It is fitted with air conditioning, satellite TV, telephone with international direct dial, modem jack, and hairdryer.

Superior room for one person Private bathroom with bath tub or shower Charming room furnished in traditional style fitted with air conditioning, satellite TV, telephone with international direct dial, modem jack, and hairdryer.

Superior apartment for four persons Studio with 3 areas: 2 bedrooms plus 1 lounge Charming room furnished in traditional style composed by one living room with a sofa bed and two bedrooms. It is fitted with air conditioning, satellite TV, telephone with international direct dial, modem jack, and hairdryer.

Senior suite for three persons Room with 2 areas: 1 bedroom plus 1 lounge Charming room furnished in traditional style composed by one entrance with living room and a sofa bed and in the upper floor a bedroom with one double bed. It is fitted with air conditioning, satellite TV, telephone with international direct dial, modem jack, and hairdryer.

Superior room with two twin beds Private bathroom with bath tub or shower Charming room furnished in traditional style fitted with air conditioning, satellite TV, telephone with international direct dial, modem jack, and hairdryer.

The old stables of the mansion have been transformed into a restaurant where impeccable service is always guaranteed. Here, the best of traditional local cuisine is perfectly matched with excellent wines. Room service available.

Civita Castellana: In this place long ago, Falerii was born, the ancient capital of the Falisci, that was fortified by the surrounding nature with high and rugged rocks. After many military events, defeats, armistices, treaties, and alliances during the IV century and the year 241 B.C. due to the umpteenth revolt, the Romans conquered, looted and then forced the inhabitants to build a new center on the plain, thus, Falerii. The tufaceous spur bordered by the waters of the Tio Maggiore - Purgatorio in the north, the Rio Filetto in the south and Treia in the west was reinforced by a large wall in the east where today we can still see the majestic Sangallo Fort. It is one of the most famous examples of military architecture of the Renaissance period that exploited the Falisco preparation for defence. The urban center did not only cover the prominent political role of the region but also the religious role. Besides the examples of religious terra cotta ex-voto there are remains of Etruscan architecture - Falisca decorations in slabs and polychrome high -reliefs. There are the ruins of the temple of Scasato, the end of IV-III cent. B.C., also known as Apollo because of a clay bust of the god that was discovered there, close to the heroic portrait of Alexander the Great by Lisippo and an expressive head of Zeus. In the adjacent rise of Vignale there are another two places of worship, known as the temples Minor and Major the end of the VI-III cent. B.C., where antefixes were found in the heads of Slleno, Menadi, Giunone Sospita and the statues of the face of Mercury. Below, along the Rio Purgatorio route, we find the santuaries of the Sassi Caduti V-I century B.C., dedicated to Mercury with a polychrome acroterium with two fighting warriors of the Cappuccini and of Celle VI B.C.-II cent. A.D., had fairly modest chamber tombs that were arranged with simple benches in niches dug out in the walls. The necropoli are outstretched onto rocks near Penna, Valsiarosa, Ferrano, Colonette, Cappuccini, Montarano and Celle. On the inside there are rich objects where the wealthy production of Falisca ceramics were introduced from IV-III cent. B.C., that in a certain sense is still alive today and for many modern factories, the pivot of Civita Castellana*s economy. In the previously mentioned Sangallo Fort there is the Falisco Agro Museum with numerous exhibits of the history and culture of this population that dates from X-I century B.C. Other archeological artefacts include the splendid architectural decorations of temples and can be seen in the Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome. Santa Maria Maggiore Cathedral and other Churches. Main events: Masked parades in Carnevale in February Mardi Gras Civita Festival in July Ceremonies to celebrate the patron saints of the city, St. Marciano and St. John in September Historical towns of Middle Ages Period in the neighborhoods: Viterbo.....32 km The historical events which have characterized the Province of Viterbo have left precious witnesses in form of churches, palaces, castles, and ruins. The historical center of the town surrounded by its medieval towered townwalls of the 11th 13th centuries contains a remarkable architectural patrimony. To see: the Pope Palace, San Pellegrino Quarter, and Thermal Springs. Orvieto with its Magnificent Cathedral, and the Well of St. Patrizio was built according to Sangallo*s drawings and since the very first years of its construction it attracted great interest for the ingenious idea of its two parallel and non-communicating spiral staircases. Civita di Bagnoregio *the dying City* is a true treasure worth to be visited. Caprarola with Palazzo Farnese Bagnaia with Villa Lante and its Gardens Bomarzo with the Park of Monsters Rome.....45 km, with all its treasures.

Fitness Center in the building. Nearest Golf Course is Le Querce Sutri.

Meeting Room Civita.....upto 70 persons Meeting Room Etruschi.....upto 30 persons Meeting Room Castellana.....upto 30 persons Equipment available: overhead projector, screen, amplification system, flip charts, and data computer projector. Post congress arrangements available.