Residenza Le Peonie is located in the historical center of Todi, a little sweet town rich on history and magnificent landscapes. Le Peonie is located into an ancient palace, near to all the places of interest. The Residenza offers beautiful views on the surrounding umbrian hills, directly from the medieval walls of the city, in the north-east direction. Le Peonie has been recently renovated, with impeccable refinement of details, and is full of antiques. Antique wooden furniture, terracotta floors and stone walls allow to remain faithful to the original structure. Residenza Le Peonie offers to the guests an exclusive, relaxing and elegant space to enjoy an extraordinary holiday. Residenza offers two bedrooms: the master bedroom is very spacious and has a vaulted ceiling and an original ancient fireplace of the XVIII century, while the light blue bedroom is furnished with original "chiavarine" chairs and other antique furnitures. Also the other rooms offers ceilings with original exposed wooden beams. Residenza Le Peonie is a comfortable and spacious apartment, equipped with tv, wi-fi and autonomous heating. In the living room there's an original working fireplace.

We'll be delighted to offer you an unforgettable experience here in Todi, our town, where we were born and were we live. We want you to breathe Todi's history at our beautiful Residenza Le Peonie. We'll be happy to let you know where are the most important places to visit, where to eat and enjoy. We also offer you the chance to make some bike ride in the surroundings.

The apartment is situated along the main street of the little town of Todi, in the beating heart of the city. In just 5 minutes by walk, at less than 350 metres, you can reach the main square, Piazza del Popolo, where are located the buildings symbols of the political and religious power. Near to the apartment guests can find restaurants, supermarkets, bar, museums (like the Museo Civico, the Pinacoteca, the Lapidario), churches (as Tempio della Consolazione, Duomo, Chiesa di San Fortunato) and other touristic attractions (as Cisterne Romane). In the same street, Via Matteotti, you can find two important churches, one in front of the other: San Nicolò's church and San Filippo' s church. There are also a lot of small streets that we call "vicoli" and that let you experience amazing views of our land. The most important places to visit in Todi are: - Piazza del Popolo, the public square that has been in use since before Roman times. It's one of the largest Medieval spaces in Italy and it's still used for events. - Municipal buildings in Piazza del Popolo - Duomo of S. Maria Annunziata, in Piazza del Popolo, built on Roman foundations - Basilica of S. Fortunato and many others!