Locanda di Carsulae 
loc. Fonte - Via Tiberina 2 - San Gemini (Italy) 
Phone: +39.0744630163 
Fax: +39.0744333068 
Email: albergo.carsulae@gruppobacus.com
Recently refurbished, the Locanda offers 9 rooms all furnished in traditional style. Great care has been taken to use traditional Umbrian materials in the interior design, from Deruta ceramic tiling to Castel Viscardo terracotta flooring. Each room has its own telephone, TV and minibar.
Immersed in the rolling green hills of Umbria, the Locanda di Carsulae is the perfect holiday destination for those in search of a quiet break, to lie back and enjoy the relaxation and physical well-being of being in one of the region's most beautiful areas.
The Locanda di Carsulae is also an ideal base from which to discover the marvels of Umbria, from Todi to Narni, the Marmore Waterfalls, Lake Piediluco and Spoleto - all just 20 minutes drive.
The restaurant of the Locanda offers traditional Umbrian cuisine with its natural ingredients such as truffles, boletus mushrooms, asparagus and olive oil. Guests at the Locanda have free use of the swimming pool at the Il Colle sports club.
Pricing
Prices for a double room, per person:
| Treatment | Rate |
|---|---|
| Bed and Breakfast | from € 32,50 to € 40,00 |
| Half board | from € 46,50 to € 54,00 |
| Full board | from € 56,50 to € 64,00 |
Accommodation Facilities
|
General |
Restaurant, Pets Allowed, Bar, Garden, Free Parking, Breakfast Buffet |
Area information
Any visitor to San Gemini should not miss going to see the ruins of the Roman city of Carsulae. A municipium of the 6th Region of Augustus, Carsulae was a major stop along the Via Flaminia that ran from Narni to Mevania (today Bevagna).
Most of the buildings that we see today were erected between the 1st century BC and 100 AD. Two interesting twin temples indicate that this was an area where the cult of the dioscures was present. Some theories attribute the name San Gemini to the cult of the twin saints Cosma and Damian.
The Forum of Carsulae stood at the crossing between the town's two main streets, the cardus maximus that dissected from the north and constitutes part of the Via Flaminia, and the decamanus that ran across the city from east to west. The northern entrance to the city is marked by the arch of San Damiano, once a triple-archway with two lateral arches for pedestrians. Only the central arch survives today, preceded by some well-preserved funerary monuments as was the custom with Roman cities.
In the southern section of the city the Medieval church of San Damiano stands on the foundations of a previously existing Roman structure.
Travel information
From Florence along the A1 motorway: exit at Valdichiana and take the Perugia-Bettolle highway towards Terni. Exit at San Gemini Nord.
From Rome along the E45 Terni-Cesena highway: follow signs for Perugia and exit at San Gemini Nord just after Terni.
From Rome along the A1 motorway: exit at Orte and take the Orte-Terni highway. Shortly before Terni take the S.S. 75 highway towards Perugia and exit at San Gemini Nord. Nord.
