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B&B La Casa Di Sirio, Norcia

B&B La Casa Di Sirio, Norcia

Type
B&B
Address
Via Fontevena 73/A, NorciaNorcia (PG)
Phone
370 3773545
Email
lacasadisirio@gmail.com

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

B&B La Casa Di Sirio is a bed and breakfast in Norcia, in Umbria, within the Sibillini National Park in the Sibillini Mountains. Norcia, birthplace of Saint Benedict, is an ancient town founded by the Sabines and keeps its medieval walls; around the town the mountains rise above 2,000 meters.

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B&B La Casa Di Sirio: location

B&B La Casa Di Sirio is in the municipality of Norcia, in Umbria. The property is included in the list of accommodation in Norcia published by the Sibillini National Park.

B&B La Casa Di Sirio: what to see nearby

Norcia lies within the Sibillini National Park and is enclosed by massive medieval walls, which have remained standing despite repeated earthquakes. Piazza San Benedetto is overlooked by the Basilica of San Benedetto, built according to tradition on the birthplace of Saints Benedict and Scholastica, the Castellina built in 1554 to a design by Vignola, and the 16th-century Co-Cathedral of Santa Maria Argentea (co-cathedral).

The Basilica di San Benedetto, which collapsed in the earthquake of October 30, 2016, reopened for worship on October 30 and 31, 2025. The 2016 earthquake damaged many historic buildings in the area, and in some places access remains limited: before a visit, it is advisable to check the status of individual monuments.

Around the town the mountains rise above 2,000 meters. The park's trails offer excursions on foot, on horseback and with mules, while the plain of Castelluccio is known for its lentils.

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