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Villa Amici, Montefortino

Villa Amici, Montefortino

Type
Tourist accommodation
Address
Località Serra, 12, 63858 Montefortino FMMontefortino (FM)

Source: site database.

Villa Amici is a bed and breakfast in the locality of Serra, in the municipality of Montefortino, in the province of Fermo. The village is one of the main centers of the Sibillini National Park (Sibillini Mountains) and looks toward an amphitheater of mountains over 2,000 m.

The same locality of Serra also has two other places to stay, Villa Serra and Villa Strada dei Monti Sibillini.

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Villa Amici: location

The villa is in the locality of Serra; the full address is in the box on this page. The main village is a 12th-century fortified settlement built on a hill on the right bank of the Tenna, with houses arranged on semicircular terraces and stretches of the old walls still visible.

Villa Amici: things to see nearby

From the Vetice viewpoint the view opens onto the hills and valleys around Montefortino, with the outline of Monte Pizzo on the horizon and, beyond it, the Sibillini range and the villages below.

The municipal territory has an ancient history: in the Augustan age it was centuriated, that is, divided into square plots assigned to Roman soldiers at the end of their service, and the small Roman rural temples found here confirm its importance as early as that period.

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