by Vincent Diocletian
On Saturday 29 June, from 6pm, the owners of the former Templar convent of San Bevignate will open the doors of the suggestive garden, where the famous octagonal well is located. This well, planted on a pre-existing Roman cistern, was recently at the center of the filming of a documentary conducted by Morgan Freeman, adding a touch of Hollywood to its already fascinating story.
Plan During the event, it will be possible to immerse yourself in the history of the place, participate in an aperitif and enjoy the sunset over Perugia from a privileged position. Furthermore, football fans will be able to follow the Italy match at 6pm, with the event then continuing from 8pm until midnight. Carlo Rossi, one of the owners, will tell anecdotes about the San Bevignate complex and the octagonal well, enriched with legends and true stories that bring the Templar past to life. The evening will end with a DJ set. The complex of San Bevignate, with its history that merges and is confused with the legends of the Templars, represents a unique opportunity to discover a place usually closed to the public. Entrance and participation are free.
