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Panificio Lucci Massimiliano, Norcia

Panificio Lucci Massimiliano, Norcia

Type
Bakery
Address
Via Meggiana 52, 06046 Norcia PGNorcia (PG)
Phone
0743 816333

Source: site database.

Panificio Lucci Massimiliano is a bakery in Norcia, the Valnerina town that lies within the national park of the Sibillini Mountains, on the Umbrian side of the range.

On the map

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

Panificio Lucci Massimiliano in Norcia: location

The bakery is on Via Meggiana, in Norcia. In the same area is the Porta Meggiana parking lot, near the town walls, also chosen as the starting point for processions heading to Piazza San Benedetto. To compare other shops in town, see the page on Norcia norcinerie and local products.

Panificio Lucci Massimiliano: what to see nearby

Norcia is divided into districts called guaite and retains an urban fabric largely from the 18th and 19th centuries. From 1569 it was the seat of the Prefettura della Montagna, on which the other municipalities in the area depended; in the 17th century it had a theater and a literary academy. After annexation to the Kingdom of Italy, in 1860, Porta Romana and the monument to Saint Benedict were built, the latter a work by the Messina-born sculptor Giuseppe Prinzi.

Outside town, on the Santa Scolastica plain, a necropolis has yielded finds ranging from the Iron Age to the Roman period. For the mountains, the road climbs to Forca Canapine, at 1,541 m and about 20 km from Norcia, equipped for winter sports and a starting point for hikes.

Nearby

Straight-line distances.