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Via Pierantoni, 23, Foligno
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Reviews of Ostello Pierantoni
Great customer service -- a bit expensive for what you got & the bathroom needs major improvements!
Ruth, New Zealand, stayed on 7th Jul 09
A very clean and pleasant palce to spend a couple of nights. assissi and spello are so close1
tropicalmoonstudio5366, Australia, stayed on 28th Jun 09
About Ostello Pierantoni
The Pierantoni Youth Hostel is a 16th Century building located in the heart of the historical centre of the town complete with original cloisters and a private splendid garden.
Surrounded by beautiful hills, Foligno is one of the few historical centres in Umbria situated in the valley. It is characterized by its tree-lined avenues, town squares, historical buildings, gardens and religious centres-such as the Romanesque church of Saint.Maria Infraportas and the Sassovivo Abbey.
There are ample common rooms and some of the bedrooms are even decorated with original baroque frescoes depicting mythological subjects. In June and September the city relives the 17th century through the 'Giostra della Quintana' (a horse-back competition) and the Segni Barocchi music festival. More and more schools and students choose to come to Foligno every year to visit the Experimental Science Laboratory and nearby Planetary dome which is one of the most important in Italy.
A network of tourist routes connect Foligno with the Regional Parks of Colfiorito and the Subasio Regional Park which allows visitors to discover those less well-known towns of cultural interest, such as Spello, Montefalco, Bevagna, and Nocera Umbra; towns that are represented in the paintings and frescoes of the greatest Umbrian artists!