Passignano sul Trasimeno is a village in the province of Perugia. It stands on a small promontory in the northern part of Lake Trasimeno, from which it takes its name. Passignano sul Trasimeno is an ancient fishing village near the Rocca. There is also the Boat Museum.

The lake's calm waters allow you to practice numerous water sports, such as stand-up paddleboarding, canoeing, and sailing. There are many possibilities for trekking in the surrounding area. If you want to explore the surroundings, the ferry that takes you to the islands of Trasimeno (Maggiore and Polvese islands) leaves from here.

Wine Tasting: a five-minute drive from the venue property

Embark on a journey into the world of Viandante del Cielo through our vines, winery, and wines: unique moments for savoring a story that begins in a magnificent location and immerses you in the details that make us special. That is why we love to organize visits with tastings, guiding food and wine enthusiasts on an unforgettable tour of our estate. This journey begins among the terraced vineyards, where the characteristics of each vineyard, the various methods of vine training, and their diverse microclimates are described.

This welcoming Osteria del Carro Restaurant, situated near the historic centre, specializes in traditional Umbrian dishes such as strangozzi pasta, wild boar ragù, and local cured meats. The rustic setting and attentive service create a warm, authentic atmosphere.

Price guide: €€ (Mid-range)

Cortona's Piazza della Repubblica, surrounded by well-preserved walls, features the 14th-century Palazzo del Popolo on the east and the imposing Palazzo Comunale on the west, dating back to 1241. The Palazzo Comunale boasts a battlemented clock tower and steps from the 16th century. Piazza Garibaldi offers panoramic views with an obelisk dedicated to Giuseppe Garibaldi.

Nestled just 10 minutes from Cortona, the Monastery of Celle in the village of Le Celle offers a breathtaking view of the Valdichiana. Built in 1211 by St. Francis of Assisi, the monastery holds spiritual significance. Visitors can explore St. Francis's cell and the oratory of his followers. Today, a brotherhood of seven Friars maintains the tradition of prayer.

The Fortress of Girifalco in Cortona, Italy, with probable Etruscan origins, saw use by Goths and Lombards. Records date back to 1258, when Arezzo purchased it. The fortress underwent renovations by the Casali family and the Florentines in the 15th century. Transformed by the Medici, it featured large bastions and served defensive purposes. Gradually losing importance, it became a garrison and later a town police base. The shrine inside, dedicated to Santa Margherita, patron of Cortona, was built in 1304, embellished with notable frescoes in the 14th century. In 1385, Olivetani monks took over, later replaced by Minor monks. In August 1927, it attained the status of a minor basilica.

The 15th-century Renaissance church, Sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie, near Cortona, was built on a tannery site to house a miraculous Virgin image. Its essential, geometric design reflects Brunelleschi's style, creating a sacred atmosphere. The church's structure follows Renaissance principles, resonating with Alberti and Brunelleschi, but remains uniquely original in Francesco di Giorgio's designs.

Since 1994, Osteria del Teatro in Cortona, Italy, invites you to savor authentic Tuscan cuisine in a charming 6th-century setting. Owned by experienced chef Emiliano Rossi, our restaurant offers a unique atmosphere with three distinct settings, perfect for a delightful lunch or romantic dinner. Closed on Wednesdays. Visit our website for menu details and more!