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Bar Felix, Montefortino

Bar Felix, Montefortino

Type
Bar and café
Address
Via Fortunato Duranti, 2, 63858 Montefortino FMMontefortino (FM)
Phone
0736 859134

Source: site database.

Bar Felix is a bar in Montefortino, the Fermo-area village that looks toward Monte Sibilla, and is on via Fortunato Duranti, the street named after the figure for whom the civic art gallery is also named.

It is one of the few bars in the main village, together with Bar Primavera on via Tenna, and a handy stop for those visiting the village.

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Bar Felix: location

The bar is in the village, at number 2 via Fortunato Duranti. Montefortino stands on a hill on the right bank of the Tenna: the fortified village was built in the 12th century and spreads over semicircular tiers, so that from a distance it looks like a single cone-shaped building, still partly marked by the castle walls.

Bar Felix: things to see nearby

In the village is the Porta di Valle, also called Porta di Vetice, already documented in the 13th century. Its present appearance, with the large brick arch, the stairway and the battlemented terrace, dates from work between the 19th and 20th centuries; next to it is a balcony with a view of the Sibillini.

The 16th-century Palazzo Leopardi houses the civic art gallery named after Fortunato Duranti (1797-1863) and the Museo faunistico dei Sibillini (wildlife museum). The historic center, monuments and museums of the village are only partly open to visitors: for visits, information is available from the toll-free tourism number of the Marche Region.

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Straight-line distances.