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Quadrani Mario Bar E Gelateria, Amandola

Quadrani Mario Bar E Gelateria, Amandola

Type
Bar and café
Address
Piazza Risorgimento, 20, 63857 Amandola FMAmandola (FM)

Source: site database.

Quadrani Mario Bar E Gelateria, run by Mario Quadrani, is a bar in Amandola, in the province of Fermo, on Piazza Risorgimento, the square in the historic center entered through Porta San Giacomo.

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

Quadrani Mario Bar E Gelateria in Amandola: location

Piazza Risorgimento is home to the Palazzo Municipale (town hall) and the Chiesa di Sant'Agostino; from the square the way climbs to Piazza Umberto I, known as Piazza Alta, and the Torrione del Podestà (a tower). The town looks out over the Tenna valley from the eastern slopes of the Sibillini.

Quadrani Mario Bar E Gelateria in Amandola: what to see nearby

Among the town's lesser-known monuments is the Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pace, attached to the former Poor Clares monastery built between 1506 and 1560. Of the convent, the cloister with two stacked loggias and the refectory from 1549 remain, while the church facade has a portal and an oculus carved in local stone in 1539 by Francesco da Milano. Also dating from the 14th century is the fountain known as Cinque Fonti, formerly Fonte Petronia, the first site of the Benedictine nuns' monastery, restored in 1460.

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