2 steps away from Caserma Gonzaga, the Railway Station, and the charming Piazza della Repubblica, this cozy apartment offers much more than just accommodation: Carefully crafted details with love create a warm and familiar atmosphere. Every guest is welcomed with the warmth and attention that I myself would like to find in any accommodation.

Environmental hiking guide, mountain lover with a deep passion for trekking. Deeply connected to Foligno, a special place that won me over with its rich cultural heritage, vibrant traditions, and authentic people; I love strolling through the ancient streets of the center, immersing myself in the vibrant atmosphere, and savoring local culinary delights. I welcome each guest with the same care and attention I would hope to find in every place I stay. Your comfort and well-being are my priority, and I do my best to make you feel at home.

The tourist rental apartment A 2 Passi is located 250m from Porta Romana, the main access to the historic center of Foligno, and Campo de li Giochi where the Quintana Joust takes place in June and September; the city's major points of interest, such as the district of the Sanctuary of Santa Angela da Foligno and the Church of San Francesco, are within easy reach. From Porta Romana, where the tourist office is also located, you can see opposite the Gonzaga Barracks and the train station which also houses the main bus stop and taxi service. Entering from Porta Romana, you walk along the prestigious Corso Cavour and easily reach the main squares of the city, Palazzo Trinci and the Cathedral of San Feliciano. Equally convenient to reach on foot are Bar Frontani, one of Foligno's most famous bars/pastry shops for breakfast and more, supermarkets (Lidl and Gala), as well as the best places for aperitifs, typical restaurants, and pizzerias. Moreover, for sports and nature lovers, the A 2 Passi apartment is ideal as it is located 500 meters from the Spoleto – Assisi cycle path: for its natural and artistic impact, it is considered one of the most beautiful in Italy. It allows you to discover some of the most important cities in Umbria and medieval villages, as well as admire the olive grove belt recognized by FAO as a historical landscape and cycle in the midst of nature and the Umbrian countryside alongside clear rivers rich in vegetation and fauna.