The house overlooks a park with swimming pool and other free-time
facilities, as alfresco dining and barbecuing courtyards, children’s
playground; it has a big private parking area and is accessible to
disabled people. Small pets are allowed. La Pergola has a reception
hall at its guests’ disposal in the common area with a fireplace,
armchairs for relaxing, reading area, satellite TV and a shared
laundry room.

Assisi that lies on an offshoot of mount Subasio at a height - its
highest point (the “rocca maggiore” fortress)– of 505 meters above
sea level. It was an old Umbrian settlement and it was then
conquered by Romans in the 4th century BC.
Its name was mentioned for the first time in an elegy by Propertius,
who was born in Assisi in 51 BC.
During the Middle Age it took part in endless wars against the
nearest cities (Perugia) that forced it to defend itself with walls
and fortified castles all around it.
Assisi is inseparably linked to St. Francis who was born here in
1182 and is one of the major figures of Christianity and not only
that. Many monuments and works of art are dedicated to the “Poor man
of Assisi” and attract a large number of pilgrims and tourists from
all over the world.
But besides the attentions due to the traditionally important and
fascinating monuments (the Basilica of St.Francis, the Cathedral of
St.Rufino, St.Claire, St.Peter, St.Damian, the Temple of Minerva,
the Hermitage of the Carceri) Assisi is also worth a walk through
the streets of the historic centre. In every season, with the wind
roaring in winter, with the flower balconies, in bloom from the
first days of spring until late summer, among the alleys of Assisi
you can find the untouched medieval surroundings, the façades from
the fourteenth-fifteenth century made of mount Subasio rose red
stone, the short staircases, the little balconies and from time to
time a view of the green valley below.