Elegant self-catering accommodation in the heart of Civita di Bagnoregio. Flaminivs is an eclectic collection of elegance designed to make your stay unforgettable. Comfort, piqued interest, calm, stimulated thought, experience it all. 120mq of space carefully appointed with our collection of unusual artifacts, each with its own unique history. Downstairs is a well-appointed lounge, dining and kitchen area. The cast iron spiral stairway leads to the spacious bedroom and indulgent bathroom. Sleep soundly on the custom-made king-size bed which was once a billiard table. Soak your stress away in the spa bath, relax with a book in the antique armchairs, if you are feeling inspired, begin writing at the 17th century desk

Originally from Zimbabwe, and now living in New Zealand, travel has become one of our life passions. Some years ago, we fell in love with Civita di Bagnoregio (and Italy), and set about acquiring a holiday home in the Village. The unique experience and atmosphere of Civita is something very special and we believe should be shared, so we decided to set up a self catering luxury apartment so that others could share in the "Civita" experience. We are sure you will love it here.

Civita is uniquely captivating and included in the list of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Seeing this extraordinary village for the first time is awe inspiring. It literally takes your breath away. The ancient citadel seems suspended in the sky, an island that has miraculously survived the harsh environmental challenges whilst the surrounds have crumbled and eroded due to the fragile ecosystem. The only link to the outside world is a pedestrian bridge that is suspended over the spectacular Calanchi Valley, steeply winding its way for 300m to the Porta Santa Maria, entrance to this enchanted village. As you enter, you immediately begin to sense the awe and wonder of the 2500 year old living museum encompassed within. Believed to have been founded around 500 BC, it was originally an Etruscan settlement, later succumbing to Roman rule, and then conquered by the Longobardi (Lombards). The “FLAMINIVS CIANI” inscribed lintel above the window of the apartment is from this period, and the apartment is named for this.