Corte S. Martino

A jewel of history and spirituality on the slopes of Monte Summano. The Church of San Martino is one of the most evocative and historically rich places in the area. The first building in Roman times is evidenced by a pagan temple dedicated to the nymphs and the lymphs. The Christian church dates back to the 7th century with subsequent reconstruction around the year 1000, documents certify its existence since 1185, making it one of the oldest religious buildings in the area. The space In recent decades, the church has been the subject of restoration and enhancement works, promoted by the owners to preserve its charm and integrity. In ancient times the structure was the home of the monks, later the home of the caretaker. Consisting of two independent units, designed to ensure rest and privacy for guests. In each structure, on the first floor, there is a room with two beds, organized as follows: Calendula Room: has a private internal bathroom, directly accessible from the room. Lavender Room: has a private external bathroom, for exclusive use. For the use of both rooms, located on the ground floor of the Calendula room, there is a cozy common space equipped with a Nespresso coffee machine, electric kettle, microwave and refrigerator. It is a place that combines spirituality, nature and history, ideal for those looking for a peaceful corner immersed in tradition. Guest access Guests will have access to the Calendula Room, Lavender Room, and Common Areas. Other things to note Exclusively for guests of the property, it will be possible, for a fee, to book a short guided tour inside the Church. For information, contact the host. Registration Details IT024100C2QYPLZA5H