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Pasticceria Dolci Manie di Cesari Adalgisa, Acquasanta Terme

Pasticceria Dolci Manie di Cesari Adalgisa, Acquasanta Terme

Type
Pastry shop
Address
Corso Gregorio Schiavi, 69, 63095 Acquasanta Terme APAcquasanta Terme (AP)
Phone
0736 802849

Source: site database.

Dolci Manie, the Pasticceria Dolci Manie di Cesari Adalgisa, is Adalgisa Cesari's pastry shop in Acquasanta Terme, the spa town of the upper Tronto valley between the Sibillini Mountains and the Monti della Laga. The town is crossed by the Via Salaria, the ancient salt road between the Adriatic and Rome.

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Things to see near Pasticceria Dolci Manie di Cesari Adalgisa

In town, the small stone church of Santa Maria is worth a stop. It was built in 1381 on the ruins of the Roman baths: during restoration work, the walls of the ancient pools reemerged beneath the sacristy floor. Inside are a cobalt-blue ceiling with gilded inserts and a statue of the Madonna by the sculptor Obletter of Ortisei.

The town's very name comes from the sulfurous, saline and sulfate-rich thermal water that rises from underground and supplies the treatment wards of the spa, where mud treatments, baths and inhalation therapies are offered. In the historic center, a project was approved in 2025 to rebuild the pedestrian route of Via Tito Livio, which links the main town to the swimming pool and the sweating cave, with new travertine paving.