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L'Albero del Pane, Amandola

L'Albero del Pane, Amandola

Type
Bakery
Address
24Amandola (FM)

Source: site database, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

L'Albero del Pane is a bakery in Amandola, in the province of Fermo, in the Sibillini Mountains area. It is listed among the area's local products.

On the map

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

L'Albero del Pane in Amandola: location

The bakery is in Amandola, on Piazzale Garibaldi. Amandola is considered the "eastern gateway" to the Sibillini Mountains National Park.

L'Albero del Pane in Amandola: what it offers

L'Albero del Pane is a bakery, a shop selling baked goods. Other shops in town are listed on the page about Amandola local products and shops.

L'Albero del Pane in Amandola: what to see nearby

The historic center of Amandola is entered through the Gothic Porta San Giacomo, which opens onto Piazza Risorgimento. From here a flight of steps leads down to the Sanctuary of Beato Antonio, from the 14th-15th century, with a Gothic-style portal from 1468. The sanctuary is the same building as the Chiesa di Sant'Agostino.

Climbing through the lanes leads to Piazza Umberto I, home to the Torrione del Podestà (a tower), rebuilt in 1547, and the 19th-century La Fenice Theater. The Chiesa di San Francesco, founded in the 13th century, was closed after the 2016 earthquake: before visiting, check whether it is open. The former collegiate church, on the other hand, houses the Museo del paesaggio (landscape museum).