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Casa Vacanze "La Terrazza dei Sibillini", Amandola

Casa Vacanze "La Terrazza dei Sibillini", Amandola

Type
Vacation rental
Address
Via Rustici, 9, 63857 Amandola FMAmandola (FM)
Phone
334 795 9284

Source: site database.

Casa Vacanze La Terrazza dei Sibillini is a vacation rental in the hamlet of Rustici, in the municipality of Amandola, in the province of Fermo, with four beds.

On the map

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

Casa Vacanze "La Terrazza dei Sibillini": location

The house is in Rustici, in the countryside of Amandola, outside the main town. The municipal territory, considered the eastern gateway to the Sibillini National Park in the Sibillini Mountains, alternates rugged mountains, valleys shaped by rivers and small villages scattered over the hills.

Things to see near Casa Vacanze "La Terrazza dei Sibillini"

The municipal territory is crossed by the Amandola Nature Trail, called «Fragili equilibri»: a loop of about 6 km for visitors, walked counterclockwise in about three hours. The route tells how the people of the Sibillini learned to use natural resources with care, among hamlets scattered over the hills and coppice woods, in a landscape shaped by farming and by forestry and grazing.

Among the historic churches in the area is San Pietro in Castagna, a small building that arose in the area called «Castania», recorded in documents from before the year 1000; it belonged to the Benedictine abbey of Sant'Angelo in Montespino. It has a round-arched Romanesque entrance with a lintel carved in bas-relief with figures of the apostles, now hard to make out because of the erosion of the tuff, and a bell gable.

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What to see nearby

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