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Il Forno di Rosa, Amandola

Il Forno di Rosa, Amandola

Type
Bakery
Address
Via Zoccolanti, 1, 63857 Amandola FMAmandola (FM)
Phone
0736 848863

Source: site database.

Il Forno di Rosa is a bakery in Amandola, on via Zoccolanti, registered to the company Il Forno di Rosa di Furiani Elio & C.

On the map

Points from the site database. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps.

Il Forno di Rosa in Amandola: location

The bakery is on via Zoccolanti, in the town of Amandola, in the upper Fermo area, known as the eastern gateway to the Sibillini Mountains National Park.

Il Forno di Rosa in Amandola: what to see nearby

The slopes of Monte Amandola, lying entirely within the Park, were chosen for the area's bid to become a Villaggio Montano (Mountain Village) of the Club Alpino Italiano. They are dotted with small settlements of ancient origin, such as Garulla Superiore and Inferiore, Casalicchio, Casa Coletta and Campolungo, linked by a network of trails that start right from the villages. The Grande Anello dei Sibillini also passes through this area; with about 124 km and nine stages, it circles the whole mountain range, touching small, little-known villages. The routes in the area are walked in summer and done on skis and snowshoes in winter.

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