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Battì, Montemonaco

Battì, Montemonaco

Type
Bar and café
Municipality
Montemonaco (AP)

Source: site database, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Battì is a bar and café in Montemonaco, a village of the Sibillini Mountains in the Marche. For anyone planning a stop in the village, it is a suitable address for a coffee break during the visit.

On the map

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

Battì: location in Montemonaco

Battì is in Montemonaco, in the province of Ascoli Piceno. The village stands at 988 m above sea level, in the Aso valley, on an upland facing Monte Zampa and Monte Sibilla.

Battì: what it offers

Battì is a bar and café. For a stop longer than a coffee, it is best to contact the place in advance.

For other options in the village, from restaurants to simpler spots, see the page Montemonaco restaurants.

Battì: what to see nearby

Montemonaco lies below Monte Vettore and not far from Lago di Pilato, two classic destinations of the Sibillini. The name of the village comes from a group of Benedictine monks who settled here around the 8th century.