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Villa Montegenco, Comunanza

Villa Montegenco, Comunanza

Type
B&B
Address
Contrada Montegenco, 63087 Comunanza APComunanza (AP)

Source: site database.

Villa Montegenco is a place to stay in the municipality of Comunanza, in the province of Ascoli Piceno. It lies on the route of the Cammino Francescano della Marca, on the last section of the stage from Sarnano to Comunanza, in the Aso valley, where the trail runs between cultivated fields.

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Villa Montegenco: location

The sixth stage of the Cammino, 22.3 km long, runs at the foot of the Sibillini on medieval paths, sections of the Salaria Gallica and historic bridges. After crossing the municipal road that climbs from Comunanza toward Smerillo and Montefalcone Appennino, the route follows a gravel lane between cultivated fields and reaches the villa; a little further on, a dirt road enters the woods and reaches a panoramic ridge from which the first houses of Comunanza can be seen below.

Villa Montegenco: what to see nearby

Following the Cammino back toward Amandola, the route passes the village of San Pietro in Castagna, with a small church that preserves remarkable bas-reliefs on its portal and was made safe after the 2016 earthquake, and the village of Salvi with its fountain. Further back, beyond the church of the Madonna delle Grazie, the trail crosses the Vetemastro stream on an old Roman bridge hidden by vegetation, with no railings and to be crossed with great care, and crosses the Tenna on a humpback Romanesque bridge next to an old fortified mill.

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