COLAZIONE DA VITTORIA
YOUR CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST, AS IF YOU WERE IN THE HOTEL!
Give yourself a moment of relaxation and taste with Colazione da Vittoria, the delicious breakfast buffet of hotel Aganoor, open to everyone: handmade cakes and biscuits, croissants and freshly baked bread, cold cuts, eggs, cheeses, juices, fresh fruit and a wide selection of cafeteria.
In the summer Colazione da Vittoria becomes even more special with the amazing view of our garden!
Start your day at the best for only 9 euros!
WHERE AND WHEN
Everyday from 7.30 am to 10.30 am , in the premises of restaurant La Cantina, right in the historical center of Castiglione del Lago.
SWEETS
Selection of homemade cakes
Tarts
Jams
Croissanterie
Cereals and biscuits
SAVORY
Homemade bread
Selection of local cured meats
Cheeses
Scrambled eggs
Focaccia
AND NOT ONLY…
Caffè & cappuccino
Tea and herbal teas
Juices and centrifuges
Fresh yogurt
Fruit and macedonia
COLAZIONE DA VITTORIA
Do you have a tourist facility without breakfast service?
Propose your customers a special Colazione da Vittoria!
Do you want to organize an original business meeting?
Come with your team at Colazione da Vittoria!
Do you want to have a special breakfast, as if you were in the hotel?
Give yourself a tasty and delicious Colazione da Vittoria!
VITTORIA AGANOOR POMPILJ
The name “Colazione da Vittoria” was created in honor of the poetess Vittoria Aganoor Pompili, to whom the Hotel Aganoor is named. It is located on the top floor of the 18th century aristocratic building where La Cantina Restaurant is located.
Vittoria Aganoor is the oldest Umbrian poet of the early ‘900, of Armenian origins and was born in Padua on May 26, 1855. She composed many lyrics, some even music, and collections of Versi: Legend Eternal, considered his masterpiece, and the Canzoniere.
When in 1901 he married Guido Pompilij, a scholar, historian and politician from Perugia, he moved to Umbria, in the house of Monte del Lago, on Trasimeno. Giosuè Carducci also wrote about his wedding and this was the best period of his life, since the great love that binds the couple brought new inspiration: so were born the New Lies, delicate compositions on views and the life of Trasimeno, and a poem on the castle of Zocco, which was right under his house, from which he was fascinated.
Struck by an incurable disease, she died in Rome on May 8, 1910. Her husband, unable to bear the loss, killed himself on his body with a revolver. Below is a series of his most famous poems