Casa Amarena B&B, Pieve Torina

Casa Amarena in Pieve Torina: location

Casa Amarena is in the municipality of Pieve Torina, in the province of Macerata. It stands high above the valley, a few kilometers from the village, and the rooms enjoy a wide view.

The center of Pieve Torina is a few minutes away by car. The town has ancient origins: it was populated by the Umbri from the 7th century BC and colonized by Rome in the 3rd century BC.

Casa Amarena: services

The property offers 2 double rooms, each with private bathroom. Room amenities include a sitting area, extra-long beds and mosquito nets.

To compare other places to stay in the area, the full list is on the page where to stay in Pieve Torina.

Casa Amarena: what to see nearby

The Percorso delle Acque is a walking and cycling route that climbs the Val Sant'Angelo from Pieve Torina to the hamlet of Fiume. Along the way are Roman-era bridges, waterfalls (the Prefoglio waterfall, if it is not dry), the Kneipp sensory path to walk barefoot and the old Fiume Mill.

In town, the Museum of Our Land deserves attention, established in 1976 on the ground floor of the former Convento di Sant'Agostino, a complex of medieval origin. Historic monuments include the sanctuary of Santa Maria di Caspriano, built of white stone in the 16th century. After the earthquake many buildings in the center have had scaffolding and building sites, so it is worth checking in advance whether individual places are accessible.

From Pieve Torina it is also a short trip to the Santuario di Macereto, Sarnano, Lago di Fiastra and the Lame Rosse.