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Ristorante da Pietro, Norcia

Ristorante da Pietro, Norcia

Type
Restaurant
Address
Via del Fiume Corno, 3 - Serravalle, 06046 Norcia (PG)Norcia (PG)
Phone
347 105 0474

Source: site database.

Ristorante da Pietro is a restaurant in Serravalle in Norcia, a hamlet in the municipality of Norcia, with its entrance on Via del Fiume Corno.

On the map

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

Ristorante da Pietro in Norcia: location

Serravalle is one of the hamlets in the Norcia area, outside the main town; the restaurant's street is named after the Corno, one of the rivers in the Norcia area along with the Sordo.

Things to see near Ristorante da Pietro

The Sordo and Corno rivers have stretches suited to rafting and canyoning, while the trails of the Sibillini National Park in the Sibillini Mountains can be explored on foot, on horseback and even with mules.

Toward the main town, the Sentiero Natura di Norcia (N9) is a 4.5 km loop of easy (tourist) difficulty, taking about two and a half hours: it links the town to the surrounding countryside and passes an archaeological area that tells the story of the Sibillini peoples from pre-Roman times. On the Santa Scolastica plain there is also a necropolis with finds ranging from the Iron Age to the Roman era.

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