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Umbria, the region at the heart of Italy, has the feeling of a mystical gem, silently suspended in space and time. From the moment I first owned a car to the moment I left my home country some eleven years ago, I regularly road‑tripped here, embracing Umbria’s mental and spiritual healing power. I would wander through its narrow medieval alleys and linger over wide panoramas of silent green hills—landscapes that seem to tell stories centuries old.
Bellaugello Guesthouse, where I am headed today, fits this mould perfectly. It offers its guests the rare luxury of forgetting the here and now. As its Scottish landlord, Alec, once put it: “The only thing that is asked of them is to be themselves”.
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