Tucked away in the oldest part of Vico del Gargano, not far from the coast in Puglia, is Casa Civita. This quaint village house sleeps four guests and exudes an atmosphere of the past, with a slow-living rhythm that perfectly matches its authentic surroundings. The medieval village is a labyrinth of narrow alleys, stone portals, and ancient staircases—where getting lost feels like stepping into another era.
Inside, everything has been thoughtfully designed, with respect for history and an eye for contemporary comfort. Stone shutters, aged wooden doors, and weathered walls have been carefully restored to reveal their original character. The interior—a blend of well-chosen design pieces and vintage finds—radiates simplicity and tranquility. Elegant furniture is effortlessly combined with local treasures, such as the large wooden chest of drawers in the living room or the small writing desk in the bedroom.
The layout is intimate and welcoming. In the living room, the dining table takes centre stage, framed by tall windows that let in the light and surrounding landscape. The compact kitchen, with views over the village, invites lingering family meals. A wooden partition wall subtly separates the living room from the bedroom, while a spiral iron staircase leads to a lofted sleeping area and a rooftop terrace with views stretching across the village rooftops to the sea.
Vico del Gargano is also known as the “village of love”, dedicated to San Valentino, its patron saint. Here, life is all about simplicity and purity: savour a meal drizzled with fragrant olive oil from ancient orchards, wander through quiet alleyways, or take a short drive to the beach (15 minutes) or the surrounding Gargano Nature Park.
Casa Civita is not just a place to stay, it’s an experience rich in authenticity and timeless beauty.
Tucked away in the oldest part of Vico del Gargano, not far from the coast in Puglia, is Casa Civita. This quaint village house sleeps four guests and exudes an atmosphere of the past, with a slow-living rhythm that perfectly matches its authentic surroundings. The medieval village is a labyrinth of narrow alleys, stone portals, and ancient staircases—where getting lost feels like stepping into another era.
Inside, everything has been thoughtfully designed, with respect for history and an eye for contemporary comfort. Stone shutters, aged wooden doors, and weathered walls have been carefully restored to reveal their original character. The interior—a blend of well-chosen design pieces and vintage finds—radiates simplicity and tranquility. Elegant furniture is effortlessly combined with local treasures, such as the large wooden chest of drawers in the living room or the small writing desk in the bedroom.
The layout is intimate and welcoming. In the living room, the dining table takes centre stage, framed by tall windows that let in the light and surrounding landscape. The compact kitchen, with views over the village, invites lingering family meals. A wooden partition wall subtly separates the living room from the bedroom, while a spiral iron staircase leads to a lofted sleeping area and a rooftop terrace with views stretching across the village rooftops to the sea.
Vico del Gargano is also known as the “village of love”, dedicated to San Valentino, its patron saint. Here, life is all about simplicity and purity: savour a meal drizzled with fragrant olive oil from ancient orchards, wander through quiet alleyways, or take a short drive to the beach (15 minutes) or the surrounding Gargano Nature Park.
Casa Civita is not just a place to stay, it’s an experience rich in authenticity and timeless beauty.
