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Villa Schinoppi, Amandola

Villa Schinoppi, Amandola

Type
Tourist accommodation
Address
Via Schinoppi, 63857 Amandola FMAmandola (FM)
Phone
339 862 0621

Source: site database.

Villa Schinoppi is a small tourist rental in Amandola, in the province of Fermo, on Via Schinoppi, with two beds in all.

Amandola lies on the eastern slopes of the Sibillini Mountains and, from its altitude of about 500 meters, looks down on the Tenna valley.

On the map

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

Villa Schinoppi: location

The property is in the municipal territory of Amandola, a town born in 1248 from the union of the three castles of Castel Leone, Marrubbione and Agello. According to legend, the town's name comes from the almond tree that grew at the top of Castel Leone.

Things to see near Villa Schinoppi

The historic center is entered through Porta San Giacomo, with Ghibelline merlons and two 15th-century coats of arms, which leads into Piazza Risorgimento. A little further on is the convent of San Bernardino, known as the Capuchin convent: the church dates from 1464, the convent was built by the Capuchins in 1540 and has a gabled facade with a four-bay narthex and, inside, two canvases from the late 18th century.

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