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Gl'Urse bed & breakfast, Arquata del Tronto

Gl'Urse bed & breakfast, Arquata del Tronto

Type
B&B
Address
SS4 Via Salaria 169, Trisungo, 63096 Arquata del Tronto APArquata del Tronto (AP)
Phone
340 589 4661

Source: site database.

Gl'Urse is a bed & breakfast in Trisungo, a hamlet of Arquata del Tronto, in the province of Ascoli Piceno.

Arquata is the only municipality in Europe whose territory is divided between two national parks: the Sibillini Mountains to the north and the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga to the south.

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B&B Gl'Urse in Arquata del Tronto: location

The B&B is in the village of Trisungo, one of the hamlets of the municipality. From the village starts the Trisungo loop, a 3 km hiking route, suitable for children too, that takes about one hour and forty minutes on foot. Longer routes pass through Borgo d'Arquata instead, such as the stages of the Cammino nelle Terre Mutate and the European path E1 toward Castelluccio and Accumoli.

B&B Gl'Urse in Arquata del Tronto: what to see nearby

The main town is dominated by the Rocca, a 13th-century fortress with massive walls, a 24-meter keep and a polygonal tower with Guelph battlements. Damaged by the 2016 earthquake, it is awaiting restoration and for now can be admired from outside. The main town also has Porta Sant'Agata, where tolls were once paid, while the 13th-century polychrome wooden crucifix of the Chiesa dell'Annunziata returned to Arquata in 2020, to the church of San Salvatore in the SAE village (temporary emergency housing) of Borgo. Since the earthquake the historic center has been a construction site, so before visiting, check which places are accessible.

Nearby

Straight-line distances.