Description
Immersed in the greenery of the Lazio countryside, on the border with Tuscany, Casale Bonaparte extends for 40 hectares in the area between Cellere and Canino, famous for its renowned oil production. The Casale will be your base to take time for yourself, relax, enjoy good food and discover an area where you can lose yourself in history, nature and natural spas.
The ancient farmhouse dates back to 1610. It was probably born as a papal customs house for the Duchy of Castro, as it has a large cellar dug into the tuff, 40 meters long, which could hardly have been built for a single family. Later, in 1810, the farmhouse became the residence of Luciano Bonaparte, prince of Canino and Musignano, who came to the area to purchase the splendid lands of this territory. In this period the large cellar was used for storing wine from the surrounding area.
As evidence of Bonaparte's passage, it is still possible to admire part of the ancient lilac hedge that once surrounded the entire farmhouse, as well as the coats of arms on the main door and the entrance gate.
In the environments immersed in the history of Casale Bonaparte, 4 welcoming rooms and an apartment have been created, which still retain the ancient fireplaces today, and which allow visitors to experience the true history of these places.
Every morning when you wake up the table will already be set for a rich sweet and savory breakfast, served as a buffet. A sweet awakening with local products such as cheeses and cured meats from the Maremma and homemade pastries and bread, and everything possible to ensure that your day begins with the right energy!
To discover the typical flavors of this area you can book a tasting with products from Casale Bonaparte and from local companies. It is necessary to agree service and time with the staff before arrival. Typical bruschetta, grilled vegetables, tasting of cheeses with jams, honey and pâté, local cured meats, etc.
The ancient farmhouse dates back to 1610. It was probably born as a papal customs house for the Duchy of Castro, as it has a large cellar dug into the tuff, 40 meters long, which could hardly have been built for a single family. Later, in 1810, the farmhouse became the residence of Luciano Bonaparte, prince of Canino and Musignano, who came to the area to purchase the splendid lands of this territory. In this period the large cellar was used for storing wine from the surrounding area.
As evidence of Bonaparte's passage, it is still possible to admire part of the ancient lilac hedge that once surrounded the entire farmhouse, as well as the coats of arms on the main door and the entrance gate.
In the environments immersed in the history of Casale Bonaparte, 4 welcoming rooms and an apartment have been created, which still retain the ancient fireplaces today, and which allow visitors to experience the true history of these places.
Every morning when you wake up the table will already be set for a rich sweet and savory breakfast, served as a buffet. A sweet awakening with local products such as cheeses and cured meats from the Maremma and homemade pastries and bread, and everything possible to ensure that your day begins with the right energy!
To discover the typical flavors of this area you can book a tasting with products from Casale Bonaparte and from local companies. It is necessary to agree service and time with the staff before arrival. Typical bruschetta, grilled vegetables, tasting of cheeses with jams, honey and pâté, local cured meats, etc.
Distances
Beach -> 28.00 km
Bolsen Lake -> 34.00 km
Viterbo -> 44.00 km
Roma -> 129.00 km
