Sibilroom, Amandola

Sibilroom: location

Sibilroom is in the town of Amandola. The town was born in 1248 from the union of three castles, Castel Leone, Marrubbione and Agello. The hub of the town's old life was Piazza Umberto I, called Piazza Alta, dominated by the Podestà tower, which dates back to the 14th century; from the viewpoint the eastern side of the Sibillini Mountains can be seen.

Sibilroom: services

For rooms, services and opening period, it is best to contact the property directly before booking.

Things to see near Sibilroom

In the center are the church of Sant'Agostino, from the 14th-15th century, with a Gothic portal and a 15th-century bell tower, and the church of San Francesco, with a wooden Christ from the late 13th century and 15th-century frescoes of the Umbrian-Marche school. The Museo del Paesaggio (Landscape Museum), open to the public since 1989 in the former Collegiata church, illustrates the environments, flora, fauna and folk culture of the Park. After the 2016 earthquake, many historic buildings in the Park's towns were damaged: it is best to check access beforehand.

Lago di San Ruffino, an artificial reservoir formed by the Tenna river, is a short distance from Amandola; the Campolungo plateau is a starting point for high-altitude hikes.

Other places to stay in the area are on the page on where to stay in Amandola.