Castle of Sismano
Sismano's organic farm
The medieval village of Sismano
The gates to the medieval village
Sismano's hills
A view of the Castle's garden
Suite dell'arco (Suite of the Arch)
The bedroom
Suite Blu (Blue suite)
The bedroom
The Canonica Building
The staircase taking to the rooms
Sismano's hills
A view of the Umbrian hills from the Castle's garden
Suite medievale
The bathroom
Chianina of Sismano's farm
The Chianina-cow breeds in Sismano’s organic farm
Sismano's farm
A path in our thousand hectares organic farm
Suite Romantica (Romantic suite)
The bedroom
Suite Romantica (Romantic suite)
Detail of the fireplace
Suite Romantica (Romantic suite)
The bathroom
Ristorante "I due papi"
A detail of the table, with the fireplace in the background
Ristorante "I due papi"
The entrance as seen from a little street of the village
Suite Rosa (Pink Suite)
One of the bedrooms
Suite delle Scalette (The little ladders suite)
The spacious living room with the fireplace
Suite delle Scalette (The little ladders suite)
The bathroom
Castle of Sismano
The Castle as seen from the hills
Suite dei tetti (The roofs suite)
The bedroom
Suite dei tetti (The roofs suite)
The bathroom on three levels
Suite Verde (Green Suite)
The spacious living room with the fireplace
Suite Verde (Green Suite)
A view of the bathroom
in evidence
The estate of Sismano (about a thousand hectares) is full of woods and green hills where hares, wild boars and hedgehogs live. Here, you can have a peaceful and relaxing stay in touch with the unspoilt nature
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The restaurant "I due Papi" (The Two Popes) it's just a few steps from the Borgo, in the ancient wine cellars and stables of the Castle. Actually, two popes owned Sismano in the past. He other was Lorenzo Corsini
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The History of Sismano
Sismano or Sosmano was described, in the 1322 historic archive of Todi, as a castle of "twenty one fires" and was considered one of the many fortresses that guarded the city of Todi. In 1254 Sismano endured large damage due to the harsh battles between Guelfi and Ghibellini, and the feuds between Todi, Florence, Narni and Spoleto.
Between 1281 and 1294, the Cardinal Benedetto Caetani spent long periods of time in Todi trying to pacify the disputes between the party of the guelfe cities of Todi, Perugia and Spello and that of the ghibellina city of Foligno. ... continue
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