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Bed & Breakfast Borgo delle Fate, Amandola

Bed & Breakfast Borgo delle Fate, Amandola

Type
B&B
Address
Via Guglielmucci, 2, 63857 Amandola FMAmandola (FM)
Phone
328 452 4349

Source: site database.

Bed & Breakfast Borgo delle Fate is a B&B in Amandola, in the province of Fermo, located on Via Guglielmucci. Alongside its rooms, it also has an apartment.

On the map

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

B&B Borgo delle Fate: location

The property is in the town of Amandola, which in the distant past was an important center of woolen cloth production and still has lively crafts today, tied to woodworking, furniture restoration and the antiques market. The historic center, which grew up around the Comune founded in 1248, stands out for its solid brick buildings and reaches 550 m above sea level.

B&B Borgo delle Fate: services

The offering includes three rooms and an apartment with four beds.

Things to see near B&B Borgo delle Fate

Of the walls that once enclosed the town, only one tower still stands, the former Artesi tower (torrione ex Artesi), built in 1462 by master Martino di Mariano of Milan: the merlons and parapets used for defense can still be seen.

Another fragment of the walls is the remains of the crenellated tower with corbels built in 1436 above the Porta del Pozzo.

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