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La Colombella, Montemonaco

La Colombella, Montemonaco

Type
Hotel
Address
Via Stradone, 86, 63088 Montemonaco APMontemonaco (AP)
Phone
333 212 7002

Source: site database.

La Colombella is a hotel in Montemonaco, overlooking Via Stradone, the street that runs through the village. The Sibillini Mountains National Park lists it both among the municipality's accommodation and among its places to eat.

On the map

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

La Colombella: location in Montemonaco

Montemonaco stands on the eastern side of the Sibillini, on the left of the upper Aso valley, and looks toward the massifs of Monte Vettore and Monte Sibilla. The founding of the village is attributed to Benedictine monks; the hotel is on the main street.

La Colombella: services

Besides rooms, the property offers a restaurant service, which is why it also appears in the Park's list of restaurants in Montemonaco. An old Park list classified it as a two-star hotel.

La Colombella: what to see nearby

Large sections of the castle and of the 13th-century turreted town walls survive in the village, along with the town hall, built in 1549 at the behest of Cardinal Farnese. Villa Curi houses the Sibyl's Cave Museum in Montemonaco, now closed for restoration, devoted to the legend of the sorceress said to have lived in a cave just below the summit of Monte Sibilla: the cave is no longer accessible today, and the museum gathers art, history and literature linked to the myth. The municipality indicates that access to the museum is also suitable for people with disabilities, thanks to ramps.

Nearby

What to see nearby

Where to stay

Where to eat

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