Borgo Sanguineto

Hey, I'm Daniele

Daniele, along with his mother and siblings, personally greets guests at Borgo Sanguineto with a warm and familial spirit. The management is attentive and unobtrusive, always ready to provide recommendations for places to visit, suggest itineraries through Umbria and Tuscany, or simply ensure that every stay is peaceful and rejuvenating. The love for the region is evident in the atmosphere of the village and in the meticulous care taken with every detail of the property, creating a truly authentic and heartfelt hospitality experience.

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The area surrounding Borgo Sanguineto is one of the most picturesque in Umbria, where the natural landscape blends seamlessly with ancient history and a vibrant agricultural tradition. Located in Tuoro sul Trasimeno, it sits in a strategic position between the gentle Umbrian hills and the northern shore of the lake, just a few kilometers from the Tuscan border. The region is dotted with centuries-old olive groves, organically cultivated vineyards, and open fields that change color with the seasons, creating a harmonious and relaxing panorama.

Lake Trasimeno, one of the largest in Italy, dominates the landscape with its serene surface and the islands that dot its waters. Its shores provide equipped beaches, scenic trails, and charming lakeside villages like Castiglione del Lago, Passignano, and San Feliciano. This area is ideal for hiking or biking, gastronomic tours, visits to local wineries and olive oil mills, or simply enjoying spectacular sunsets immersed in nature.

Historically, Tuoro sul Trasimeno is famous for being the site of the battle between Hannibal and the Roman army in 217 B.C., an event that deeply influenced the identity of the place. The Historic Battle Park allows visitors to explore the ancient battlefield through an archaeological and scenic route, enhanced by informative panels, commemorative statues, and viewpoints.

The geographical location also makes it easy to reach some of central Italy's most renowned artistic destinations: Perugia, Cortona, Montepulciano, Assisi, and Mount Amiata are all within a short distance, making it an ideal stay for those looking to combine relaxation with culture.

Here, time seems to slow down, and every element—from the silence of the countryside to the scent of freshly pressed olive oil—contributes to an authentic and revitalizing experience in the heart of true Italy.