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Caffè da Stefano in Camerino

Caffè da Stefano in Camerino

Type
Bar and café
Address
Via Madonna delle Carceri 45Camerino (MC)
Hours
Mon–Fri, Sun07:00–21:00

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

Caffè da Stefano is a café in Camerino on via Madonna delle Carceri, the street leading to Porta Boncompagni, one of the old gates of the town.

On the map

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

Caffè da Stefano: where it is

The café is on via Madonna delle Carceri, in Camerino, in the part of town that ends with the monumental gate and the church of the same name.

Caffè da Stefano: what to see nearby

At the end of the street opens Porta Boncompagni, also called Porta Boncompagna, whose name recalls the nephew of Pope Gregory XIII who was castellan of Camerino. Of its old defensive role the guardhouse remains, while the northwest-facing facade was rebuilt between the 17th and 18th centuries. In November 2024 the design of its restoration began, after damage from the 2016 earthquake.

Just outside the gate stands the church of the Madonna delle Carceri, with a central plan designed by Ottaviano Mascherino. It was commissioned by Bishop Gerolamo Bovio after the healing of a lame man, which took place in 1581 in front of an image of the Virgin; inside is a detached 15th-century fresco of the Madonna and Child.

Nearby

What to see nearby

Where to eat

Straight-line distances.