Le Sorgenti, Norcia

Le Sorgenti in Norcia: location

The agriturismo is in the locality of Casali di Legogne, in the municipality of Norcia. Legogne is a tiny hamlet with fewer than twenty residents, surrounded by the Sibillini Mountains and known for black truffles. The village is also called Castello di Legogne because of its historic role in controlling the valley-floor and mountain roads.

Le Sorgenti in Norcia: services

The rooms have private bathrooms. In the first farmhouse they are on the upper floor, while the ground floor houses the breakfast room, with arches in local stone. In the second farmhouse the rooms occupy both the ground floor and the upper floor, with features ranging from large stone vaults to wooden beams.

Pets are welcome, with some rooms set aside for them. The property also offers parking, a garden with a children's play area, Wi-Fi, card payments, bike rental, direct sales of fresh produce and accessibility for guests with disabilities. The farm is organic and offers breakfasts, snacks and tastings.

Things to see near Le Sorgenti

From the agriturismo there are viewpoints over the Piana di Santa Scolastica, where Norcia lies, and over the Val Castoriana, home of the Abbey of Sant'Eutizio. Hiking is possible year-round in the area, on snowshoes in winter and with hiking guides. Horseback riding and rafting on the Corno River are also available.

In Legogne, the church of San Martino, with a wooden ceiling from 1746, and the 14th-century gate known as "da capu" are worth seeing. Like the rest of the Valnerina, the village was badly damaged in the 2016 earthquake, so it is advisable to check the accessibility of individual buildings in advance. Other options are on the page on Norcia agriturismo stays and in the full list of where to stay in Norcia.