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Chiosco Bar, Caldarola

Chiosco Bar, Caldarola

Type
Bar and café
Address
Via ValleverdeCaldarola (MC)
Phone
+39 0733 905573; +39 338 3932412; +39 0733 905746

Source: site database, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Chiosco Bar is a café-bar in Caldarola, a municipality in inland Le Marche, in the province of Macerata. Caldarola is also called the "porta dei Sibillini" (gateway to the Sibillini) and is dominated by Pallotta Castle, on the Colcù hill.

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

Chiosco Bar: location

Chiosco Bar is in Caldarola, in the province of Macerata. The town is about 25 km from Macerata. The exact address and contact details are in the box on this page.

Chiosco Bar: what it offers

Chiosco Bar belongs to the café and bar category. To compare other places in town, the full list is on the page about Caldarola restaurants.

Things to see near Chiosco Bar

The best-known monument in Caldarola is Castello Pallotta. It already existed in the 9th century. Toward the end of the 16th century Cardinal Evangelista Pallotta turned it into a Renaissance summer residence. The castle was severely damaged by the 2016 earthquake and is temporarily closed to the public for restoration work. The exterior is still clearly visible, with walls, walkways, drawbridge and battlements in good condition.

In town, the Collegiate Church of San Martino, inaugurated in 1590 and facing the main square, is also worth a stop.

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