Fiesole Halloween Hotel Offers

With the hotel offers for Halloween in Fiesole you can spend a relaxing stay at unbeatable prices and enjoy many great experiences.

Villa Fiesole offers you this opportunity because it has a range of special rates - just for you - for a long weekend over November 1.

With rates like these you can spend an unforgettable vacation in the Tuscan hills a stone’s throw from Florence and take advantage of the exclusive services offered by a 4-star hotel.

Villa Fiesole offers guests a luxurious room with panoramic views of Florence, a terrace or patio, parquet or terracotta floors, ceilings with frescoes and all the modern comforts you have come to expect.

The hotel’s restaurant means you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner without leaving the facility.

Pets are permitted and the hotel has Wi-Fi internet connection, parking and charging station with 2 wallboxes.

The hotel’s strategic position makes it easy to get around quickly and reach numerous nearby locations, including Florence and the characteristic towns and villages of Tuscany where you can enjoy incredible experiences related to Halloween.

Let’s see where you can go and what you can do at Halloween in Fiesole and Florence:

• Palazzo Budini Gattai: situated in the center of Florence, a short distance from the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, the palazzo is famous for the story of the young, newly wedded Grifonis. Just after their wedding, the groom was called to arms, never to return. The bride, for the rest of her life, waited for the return of her husband, watching out for him through a window whilst she embroidered. The day after she died, her relatives tried to close the shutters to the window but the bride’s ghost objected: she shook the furniture and caused power surges. No one ever tried to close the shutters again. Even today, if you pass by the building, you’ll see the shutters of that window still ajar;
  
  
• The burning of Girolamo Savonarola: this is a much more famous event and is studied at school in Italy. We can take a tour of Florence and reach the plaque placed in the Piazza della Signoria, in memory of the burning which happened on May 23, 1498. The friar was held in the Torre d’Arnolfo where he was tortured all night. The next morning, he was hanged and his body burned in front of the attending crowd;
  
  
• The coat of arms of Via Panicale: on a building on Via Panicale, next to the Chiesa di Sant’Orsola in Florence, we can admire the coat of arms sculpted in 1307. That year, Pope Clement V ordered the soldiers to “cleanse” the land of the Templars who were accused of worshiping the devil. The coat of arms is at the entrance to the Benedictine monastery. And, according to many scholars, the inscriptions engraved on the coat of arms hide a formula for exorcisms;
  
  
• San Salvi’s asylum: the citadel of San Salvi was the psychiatric hospital in Florence from 1890 to 1998. Abuse and oppression were visited on the innocent victims within. Because they were different, they were tortured, subjected to unspeakable violence and unjustly punished. Many were driven insane.

By taking advantage of the parking area and the location’s position, we can reach many fascinating places.

Let’s see the most interesting ones to visit at Halloween in Fiesole:

• Castello dei Vicari: the medieval village of Lari is dominated by this castle, enclosed within its walls. Many say that this is one of the most haunted places throughout the whole of Tuscany. The castle was once the center of the Inquisition Tribunal and then a prison. It was, therefore, the scene of much suffering, torture and war. And, in the course of these events, many hundreds perished. Perhaps that is why, today, it is inhabited by so many restless souls;
  
  
• Castello Malspina in Fosdinovo: in Massa Carrara. The castle is very reminiscent of the school of Hogwarts, described in the famous books about the young wizard, Harry Potter. We find it here in Lunigiana. Within its walls many claim to have seen the spirit of Bianca Maria Aloisia. She fell in love with a stable boy and was buried alive by her father, together with a dog and a wild boar;
  
  
• Villa Mansi: this spectacular building in Capannori is home to the soul of Lucida Mansi, a daughter born into a noble family from Lucca. According to legend, she killed her lovers by having them thrown into a ditch covered in sharp blades. Completely taken by her looks, she made a pact with a young man who promised her thirty years of youth in exchange for her soul. Behind this man was the devil himself who, in 1646, presented himself to Lucida and took her back to hell with him. Many people claim to have seen Lucida’s ghost wandering around the villa. Others report to have seen her sleeping face reflected in the pond of the botanical gardens of Lucca, where the devil’s fiery carriage disappeared;
  
  
• Villa Medicea in Cerreto Guidi: this ancient hunting lodge, once owned by Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Isabella de’ Medici. The daughter of the Duke and of Eleonora di Toledo and wife to Duke Paolo Giordano Orsini died in Cerreto on the night of July 15, 1576. According to legend, she was killed by assassins on her husband’s orders;
  
  
• Villa del Cotone: we find, in Empoli, a building from the 1400s, linked to the story of Emma. The little girl was burned alive in 1600 in front of the chapel and then buried.
  
  

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