An elegant and spacious flat in the heart of the historic centre of Cividale del Friuli, on the mezzanine ground floor of an elegant building surrounded by the National Archaeological Museum, the ancient Medieval House and the Ursuline Cloister.The flat can accommodate up to 4 people (2 in the double bed and 2 in the sofa bed in the living room). There is also a cot for a child up to 3 years old.Free Internet connection.Small and medium-sized animals are allowed.Minimum stay: 1 night.Comprises entrance hall, kitchen, large living room and lounge with comfortable sofa bed for 2 persons, large double bedroom, bathroom with window and hallway.The flat is furnished with period furniture including an antique four-poster double bed, and completed by quality finishes such as terracotta floor tiles and oak ceiling tiles. The property is equipped with every comfort: fridge, oven, microwave, washing machine and dryer, dishwasher, television, hoover, iron, hairdryer. Towels, household linen and crockery are included.A stone's throw away from valuable cultural sites such as the Christian Museum and the Lombard Temple, as well as typical restaurants and numerous shopping facilities.Convenient public parking in the immediate vicinity.You can also take advantage of delicious food and wine tours in the surrounding area, sport fishing trips in the surrounding rivers and interesting hiking and cycling tours.The holiday home "Il gattopardo" guarantees you refined and elegant hospitality, in an environment that is both warm and discreet, for any type of stay, whether for business or pleasure.The property is in energy class E.The energy performance index of the building envelope is 145, 86 kWh/m2 per year.The overall energy performance index is 200, 22 kWh/m2 year.Italian, English and French are spoken.CIN: EN030026C2N7OW6NIRWhat to see in Cividale:Cividale del Friuli, whose Longobard itinerary is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a treasure trove of artistic treasures: strolling through its historic centre you can breathe in a special atmosphere, full of suggestions. Julius Caesar founded the city around 50 B.C. under the name Forum Iulii: this is where the name Friuli comes from. Today, walking around Cividale del Friuli you will discover jewels that you cannot find elsewhere, first and foremost the Lombard Temple, one of the most extraordinary pieces of early medieval architecture in the west.The Altar of Ratchis and the Baptistery of Callisto are exceptional testimonies of Longobard art visible in the precious Christian Museum and Treasure of the Cathedral; Cividale del Friuli, in fact, was the seat of the first Longobard Duchy in Italy. But the town has always been a meeting point of cultures and peoples: from the Celts to the Romans, from the Carolingians to the Patriarchate of Aquileia.There are countless artistic beauties, among which is the Cathedral where, every Epiphany, the evocative rite of the Mass of the Sword takes place.Also worth seeing:- The National Archaeological Museum, located in the Palazzo dei Provveditori Veneti;- The famous Devil's Bridge, a bold piece of architecture dating from the 15th century;- Celtic Hypogeum, an evocative system of underground cavities;- Medieval House, located in Borgo Brossana, dating back to the 14th century.And major events such as:- Mittelfest (July), an international festival of theatre and entertainment from Mitteleuropa;- Palio di San Donato (August), medieval re-enactment;- Messa dello Spadone (January), medieval re-enactment;- Gioco del Truc (Easter), an authentic and traditional game with eggs, which takes place at various locations in the historic centre. IT030026C2N7OW6NIR