Completely refurbished bright 2 bedrooms fully furnished 95 square meters flat in the historical center of a beautiful town, Trevi. Very close from Montefalco, Assisi, Foligno or Spoleto, 40m from Orvieto or Perugia, 1h from Gubbio, There is a beautiful large public pool with parasols and deckchairs less than 15m walk from the flat. We provide bed linings, 2 towels per person and 3 dish-towels. We propose internet access through a satellite key.

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4. • 95m² 2 rooms flat completely refurbished with flair in 2013 (on 2 floors
including 85m² for the living part on the 1st floor)
• Rented completely furnished & equiped (bed linings & towels included)
• Ideal for up to 4 persons
• Bright, airy, calm, panoramic view, close to shops & excellent
affordable restaurants
• In the classified historical center of a charming small medieval town
called Trevi, founded in the 12th century known all over the world for its
excellent olive oil.
• In a region with medieval accents and with the opportunity to do a lot
of activities around gastronomy, wine, art, music and religion
• Easily accessible (by car or low cost airline)
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14. 1 Renovated to the 2013 standards (new in a very old structure)
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Completely equipped in furniture & accesories (candlestick, sommelier set,
cocktail set, plates for service, braid, aso)
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High standing (indonesian cupboard, large armchair, shower for 2, suspended
toilets, design chairs, cupboards and shelves)
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Practical (table which lengthens, dishwasher, 7‐function oven, 2 WC, separable
beds when needed)
5 Close from local shops and restaurants at democratic price
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Beautiful swimming pool (with slides and leisure area less than 15min by
walking distance/5min by car)
7 Attractive offer for the launch
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At the heart of beautiful and reputated italian province Umbria (Assisi,
Montefalco, Bevagna, Spello, Foligno, Spoleto, Perugia, Gubbio, Todi, Orvieto, Norcia aso)
Technology friendly (109cm plasma screen, DVD player, micro‐hifi system
with USB key & wifi & 4 wifi avec 4 speakers)
10 Easy access (Perugia/Assisi airport <30min) & accessible via low cost airlines

15. The Rates
Let’s go into the heart of it…
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16. Price per Introductory Price per
night
Offer
week
High
season
Mid
season
Low
season
105 €
89 €
79 €
95 €
79 €
69 €
Inroductory
offre per
week
625 € 565 €
530 € 470 €
470 € 411 €
Conditions
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Minimum stay: 3 nights
Contract: signed at booking
Payment: 50% at booking and 50% 2 month
before the arrival (if the total amount is not paid 2
weeks before the arrival, the booking will be cancelled)
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Cancellation: 90% reimbursed if cancelled
minimum 2 months in advance, 50% if
cancelled at least 1 month in advance.
Season:
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Full season: from the first Saturday of July to the last
Sunday of August.
Mid‐season: from the first Saturday of May until the
first Saturday of July and from the last Sunday of
August to the last Saturday of September.
Low season: from the last Saturday of September to
the first Saturday of May (Eastern included).
Contact: daniel@dc‐advisory.com
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17. Included
Not Included
The rent
• Cleaning (30eur)
Bed sheets
• Additional hand towels
(10eur per set)
3 dish towels
2 hand towels per head • The internet key (caution 30€)
(50x100 & 70x140)
• The heating in the
• A surprise upon arrival
winter (5eur/day)
• A reduction coupon on • Local artisanal foods &
local products (‐10% on
wines (www.vinsetterroir.com)
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vinsetterroir.com)
Contact: daniel@dc‐advisory.com
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18. View of Assisi at 28km, 20min from Trevi
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19. • Umbria is called the green heart of
the Italian Peninsula
• Between
Tuscany
(North‐West
direction), the Marches (North East),
Lazio
(South‐West)
and
the
Abbruzzio (South‐East)
• Reputated for its landscapes, its
numerous points of interests, its
gastronomy,
its
medieval
architecture and cultulre and its
beautiful weather.
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20. Montefalco:
Foligno:
Spello:
Spoleto:
Bevagna:
Assisi:
Todi:
Torgiano
Perugia:
Terni:
Cascata d.
Marmore
Gubbio:
Lago di
Trasimeno
Orvieto:
11km (15m)
13km (15m)
19km (20m)
19km (20m)
23km (20m)
28km (20m)
42km (50m)
42km (40m)
47km (45m)
50km (50m)
59km (1h00)
72km (1h00)
73km (1h00)
90km (1h40)
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21. Toscana
Lazio
Mer:
Haute
montagne:
Firenze:
Montalcino:
Roma:
Civitanova
(méditérannée)
Civitavecchia
(tyrrhénienne)
Toscana
(tyrrhénienne)
Cascia:
Norcia:
Pettino:
190km (2h20)
150km (2h00)
160km (2h10)
180km (2h00)
170km (2h20)
190km (2h10)
67km (1h00)
54km (55m)
22km (25m)
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23. • The closest airport: Perugia airport accessible with
Ryanair from London Stansted or Bruxelles‐Charleroi
• The most accessible airport: Rome (both airports) are
at 1h40 by car or train
Airports
(aeroporto):
Ancona:
Assisi/Perugia:
Pescara:
Rimini:
Roma (CIA):
Roma (FIU):
Pisa:
139km (1h45)
39km (35m)
200km (2h20)
190km (2h10)
162km (2h00)
177km (2h10)
200km (2h10)
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24. Airports
(aeroporto):
Ancona:
Assisi/Perugia:
Pescara:
Rimini:
Roma (CIA):
Roma (FIU):
Pisa:
139km (1h45)
39km (35m)
200km (2h20)
190km (2h10)
162km (2h00)
177km (2h10)
200km (2h10)
Ryanair.com:
Cityjet.com:
Airberlin.com:
Airlines (low
cost):
Meridiana.it:
Tuifly.com:
Easyjet.com:
Vueling.com:
Germanwings:
REMARK: Traditional airlines fly through Rome
Ancona
Perugia
Pescara
Pisa
Roma
Firenze
Rimini
Firenze
Roma
Firenze
Rimini
Pisa
Rimini
Pisa
Roma
Firenze
Pisa
Roma
Firenze
Pisa
Roma
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JANUARY
Processionne de l’Illumintata ‐ procession in the historical
center of the old town that exists for more than 8 centuries in the honor of
the martyr San Emiliano, the city protector (end of January).
JANUARY
Festa del Patrono S. Emiliano – celebration in the honour of
San Emiliono the Sunday following the procession.
JULY & AUGUST
Trevi in Festa ‐ concerts and expositions in the city
during the whole Summer. Program available in the city center.
OCTOBER
Paglio Terzieri ‐ The blaze of glory of a full month of
celebration, reputated race where 3 tanks compete in the historical center
(first Sunday of October)
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OCTOBER
Taverne – Traditional local catering
proposed in temporarily tavern by the three areas of
the city. A great atmosphere and delicious food.
OCTOBER
Mercato del Sedano Nero di Trevi –
traditional market dedicated to the black celery on the
third Sunday of the month.
OCTOBER
Sagra della Salsiccia – celebration
organized in parallel of the black celery market with
public entertainment (more than 300 walk‐on in period
costum
OCTOBER
Festivol – fourth week end of October,
Olive oil, art, music and taste buds…
NOVEMBER Frantoio Aperti – local olive oil producers
open their doors early November to share their new
harvest.
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43. • Festival della Bruschetta a Spello – a festival around
these delicious and traditional grilled, garnished slices
of bread.
• Festival del Tartufo Nero a Norcia – Festival in Norcia
that is reputated for its delicatesses and precious black
truffles.
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44. • Primavera Medievale a Bevagna:
Celebration that commemorate the
Middle‐Age with one of the oldest
parade of Italy (14th century).
• Vino in Piazza a Montefalco: a large
tasting of local wines organized in the
heart of the old town.
• Festa di San Marco (end of April):
Fireworks on Prèpo’s hills, can be seeen
from the historical centre of Perugia
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45. • Calendimaggio a Assisi: a reputated festival in the
center of the old town where Middle‐Age lifestyle is
back.
• La Corsa dei Ceri a Gubbio: the candle race is a
traditional and spectacular race that exists since the
15th century.
• Flowers Festival in Perugia: a flower and plant
market in Giardini del Frontone .
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46. • Cantine Aperte a Montefalco: the last
week end of May, a full day where the
local producers cellars are open.
• Wines of the World a Spoleto (May/June):
a wine festival with tasting, debates and
conference around the world of wine.
• Gemelle in piazza: a market where the
sister cities of Perugia present their
products (Bratislava, Tübingen, Potsdam, Aix
en Provence, Seattle, Grand Rapids)
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47. • Il Mercato delle Gaite à Bevagna: a marlet that
commemorate the life during the Middle‐Age aournd a
lot of activities including traditional meals and an
archery competition.
• Dancity Festival a Foligno: end of June/early July, a
festival around dance music. There are also concerts
organized over the rest of the year.
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48. • Il Festival dei Due Mondi: renowed festival of
Spoleto that lasts from mid‐June to mid‐July around
opera, music, danse and theatre. More than 120
shows in the whole city. Unmissable.
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49. • Giosta Della Quintana à Foligno: an important
celebration that exists since the 17th century where the
various areas of the city fighted historically. Two stages,
one in July & one in September. Middle‐Age, gastronomy
and local products are celebrated.
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50. • Antifestival a Cannaiola: Alternative music
festival (rock), end of June/early July. Free
concerts every day. Possibility to dine in.
• Festa della Trebbiatura a Cannaiola: traditional
celebration over ten days early July with
inexpensive meals, free live dancing music
concerts and other activities including a tractor
exhibition. Ideal for families.
• Festa a San Luca: The day following the last of
Cannaiola, San Luca celebration starts ith the
with the same ingredients.
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51. • Ben ‐ Essere a Torgiano (early July): sports festival with
numerous activities and competitions over 10 days.
• Umbria Jazz: an international renowed Jazz festival
that have been in existence for more than 40 years. A
combination of free and paying concerts in the whole
city for almost two weeks early July.
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52. • Gubbio Summer Festival – classic music festival on ten
days or so with numerous concerts in the whole city.
• Corsa della barrica a Gualdo Tadino – Traditional race
during which a 6 ton barrel is pushed by teams of 20
mens. Full week‐end of celebrations (end of July/early
August).
• Trasimeno Blues Festival (end of July) – almost two
weeks of concerts and events around blues.
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53. • Festival de San Rufino a Assisi – Solemn liturgies in the
San Rufino cathedral in Assisi.
• Festival de Santa Chiara a Assisi – Concerts of Holy
music in the Santa Chiara church in Assisi.
• Umbrian Festival Folk in Orvieto – Music, danse,
gastronomy and local and foreign handycrafts.
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54. • Fuga del Bove a Montefalco – a traditional race from
the 15th century where each town area is represented
by a bull directed by a brave team.
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55. • Agosto à Montefalco – Folk and cultural celebrations
• Festival of Baroque signs in Foligno – concerts,
expositions, parades in costumes, exhibition of old
weapons, theatre and movie entertainment
• Festival dei Primi d’Italia a Foligno – gastronomical
festival around “primi piati” (pasta and others) in
septembre.
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56. • Giocchi delle porte a Gualda Tadino – a series of Middle‐Age
sport tests over 3 days (end of sept.) where the city’s areas
fight, Middle‐Age celebrations all around.
• Festa dell’Uva a S. Elena di Marsciano – A well‐known wine
fair.
• Palio delle porte a Gualdo Tadino – Donkey race during
Middle‐Age celebrations.
• Sagra della Vigna a Montefalco – celebrations around vines
and wines.
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57. • Festival dell’Arte di Todi (Sept.)
• Sagra di Patate Rosse a Foligno
(Sept.) – celebrations and meas
around the red potato
• Chiara di Dio a Assisi (Sept./Oct.)
– an extraordinary theatrical
representation around scene of
love, devotion and humanity.
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58. • Orvieto con Gusto a Orvieto – Seven days to celebrate
wine and gastronomical traditions (Sept./Oct).
• Art in The city a Perugia (Sept/Oct) – Art exhibition in
the streets of the city.
• Festa del Voto a Assisi – Commémorations of the
miracle of Santa Chiara who stopped the Sarasins’ attack
in 1241.
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59. • San Francesco a Assisi – National celebrations of
San Francesco d’Assisi in October.
• Cavalcata di Satriano a Assisi – Historical and
religious commemoration of San Francesco’s
convertion.
• Eurochocolate a Perugia – The city gets full of
chocolate stands for the pleasure of the visitors.
• Mostra Mercato del Tartufo Bianco ‐ Exposition/
white truffle market in Gubbio.
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60. • Chestnut Festival in Avigliano (Oct.)
• Sagra di Tartufo e Patate a Pietralungo – celebrations
and meals around truffles and white potatoes in
Pietralungo (Oct.).
• Corciano Castello di Vino (Oct.) & Bianco D’assagio
Vini Italia (Nov.) – Italian wine tasting a Corciano.
• Mercato di Tartufo in Fabro – truffle market in Fabro.
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61. • Festival of Truffles and other Products coming from
the forst in (Nov.).
• San Martino’s Festival in Sigillo – Local wines and
chestnut are celebrated (Nov.).
• Antichita a Perugia – the most important antiques fair
in Perugia (Nov.)
• Sagra del’Olio in Monticchio – Olive oil celebrations
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62. • Winter Umbria Jazz a Orvieto – the
winter version of the famous festival
• Albero di Natale Piu Grande del Mondo
a Gubbio – the biggest Christmas Tree in
the world in Gubbio
• Li Faoni a Norcia – bells festival and
Christman atmosphere around.
• Live nativity scenes in Foligno
• National Agritourist Festival in Assisi
• Pasta Festival in Spoleto – Pasta festival.
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63. • Festa de S. Nicholas à Bevagna
• Sagre de l’Olio a Paciano – celebrations of
the Olive oil a Paciano over the first 10 days
of December.
• Mercatino delle Strenne – a Christmas
market in Perugia.
• Natale al «Borgobello» Christmas atmos‐
phere and shop in the Porta San Pietro area.
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64. Contact us:
Email: daniel@dc‐advisory.com
Tel:/SMS: +352 691 122 121
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65. We created a brand of artisanal products and work exclusively with local
producers. We propose a selection of local wines and products at friendly
prices (‐10% on the products) if ordered before your stay.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/treviturismo/
http://www.todoinumbria.com/
http://www.umbriantravel.com/
http://www.comune.trevi.pg.it/
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