Poggio del Sole is situated near San Gemini,
a medieval village amongst the most colorful of whole Umbria,
which in year 2000 has joined the Slow Food  “Slow Cities” network.
“Slow” for San Gemini represents not only a commitment
to cultivate the charming atmosphere which usually characterizes the ancient villages,
but also taking the time to stop
and admire the breathtaking landscape from the top of the hill.
While in San Gemini you can make a walk
along the secular park of the spa and taste its mineral water,
admire the ancient beauty of the church of San Giovanni,
the “Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo
and the historical churches of San Francesco and San Nicolò.

Poggio del Sole, with Carsulae, the ancient Roman town
and the breathtaking Cascata delle Marmore (Marmore Falls) within easy reach,
makes also a good base for visiting Umbria, a region
rich in natural beauties, archeological sites and works of art.
Not only the “Parco della Fonte Termale” (the park of the spa),
the GeoLab (earth science museum) and the foresta fossile di Dunarobba (fossile forest)
are among the nearest attractions to the Poggio del Sole,
but also all the most important cities of art of central Italy are not far away:
Assisi, Todi, Orvieto, Spoleto, Foligno, Amelia, Narni, Perugia, Rome and Florence.