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Pasticceria Stortoni, Comunanza

Pasticceria Stortoni, Comunanza

Type
Pastry shop
Address
Viale Trieste, 78, 63087 Comunanza APComunanza (AP)
Phone
0736 845070

Source: site database.

Pasticceria Stortoni is a pastry shop in Comunanza, in the province of Ascoli Piceno, located on Viale Trieste.

It is run by a small company, Florimarc di Stortoni, registered in the confectionery production sector.

On the map

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

Pasticceria Stortoni: location

The pastry shop is on Viale Trieste, in Comunanza, a town in the Aso valley known for its high number of centenarians among its residents.

Pasticceria Stortoni: what to see nearby

The mother church of Santa Caterina d'Alessandria holds a monumental two-manual organ from the Basilica di Loreto. The instrument, placed above the entrance in a wooden choir loft, has a long history and has played again after more than thirty years of silence and six years of restoration. The same church holds works by Giuseppe and Pierleone Ghezzi and by Antonio Mercurio Amorosi, painters active in Rome in the 17th and 18th centuries, including a Madonna di Loreto and a canvas with San Giovanni Battista and Santa Giuliana.