Macerino is located at 3 Piazza Massarucci, Macerino Di Acquasparta, Terni, Italy.
A hundred and eight miles to Rome, or south to Assisi which is as close as 30 minutes away, and a few hours to Florence. You can even see Assisi from the walls of the castle on a clear day.
Just 12km from Spoleto, known for its arts festival and the Umbrian Jazz Festival, this hilltop property and Macerino are famous for their two neighbourhood country restaurants that serve authentic Umbrian cuisine with a free flow of Truffle.
Enjoy an espresso or cocktail in the bar just steps down form the castle; a nearby country style grocery offers home made cold cuts and home-grown vegetables; an adjacent property offers additional accommodations; and the archaeological Roman site of Carsulae is only a hike away.
Macerino
The village of Macerino belongs to the municipally of Acquasparta in the province of Terni, region Umbria.
The village of Macerino rises 665 metres above sea level.
It stands atop a hill, amidst a landscape of vast forests, that stretch all around.
The village has a population of 7.
The place has been frequented since Roman times, with the first Historical record date back to 1093.
The discovery of an early Christian Sarcophagus (4th century) now in the Museo of Spoleto, it belonged to the Matron Ponza.
There was a palace built in the community, which was Massarucci Palace it still exists today.
The walls of Macarino are still in excellent condition, and built entirely of stone.