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Casa di Pietra, Montefortino

Casa di Pietra, Montefortino

Type
Tourist accommodation
Address
Località Rocca, 17, 63858 Montefortino FMMontefortino (FM)

Source: site database.

Casa di Pietra is a bed and breakfast in the locality of Rocca, in the municipality of Montefortino, on the Marche side of the Sibillini Mountains, in the province of Fermo.

The village, built in the 12th century as a fortified settlement on a hill on the right bank of the Tenna, is backed by an amphitheater of mountains reaching 2,000 m and more; the best known of them is Monte Sibilla, linked to the legend of the prophetess.

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Casa di Pietra: location

The house is in the locality of Rocca, in the municipal territory of Montefortino. The area has been inhabited for a long time: the small Roman rural temples found here show its importance as early as ancient times.

Casa di Pietra: things to see nearby

Above 800 m stands the parish church of Sant'Angelo in Montespino, first mentioned in 977, when the bishop of Fermo, Gaidulfo, reserved it for himself. It has a semicircular pronaos on the facade, a 15th-century bell tower that also served as a lookout tower and a crypt with eight columns taken from Roman buildings, six of which have capitals from the Imperial age.

For a quieter stop there is the sport-fishing lake, fed by natural springs and stocked with trout and carp, with paths for walking and observing wildlife.

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Where to stay

Straight-line distances.