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Casetta Mentuccia, San Ginesio

Casetta Mentuccia, San Ginesio

Type
B&B
Address
Contrada Poggio d'Acera, sn, 62026 San Ginesio (MC)San Ginesio (MC)
Phone
371 570 6003
Website
casettamentuccia.com

Source: site database.

Casetta Mentuccia is a bed & breakfast in San Ginesio, in the province of Macerata. The property grew out of a long-held dream that finally came true. It presents itself as a simple, welcoming retreat surrounded by nature. San Ginesio is one of the best-known historic towns in the Sibillini Mountains and serves as a base for visiting the village and the surrounding area.

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Casetta Mentuccia: location

The B&B is in the municipality of San Ginesio, in the Marche region. The town lies within the Sibillini National Park, at an altitude of about 690 m. The town sits on a hill. From this height the view reaches the Sibillini Mountains, Monte Conero and the Adriatic Sea. That is why San Ginesio is called the "Balcone dei Sibillini" (Balcony of the Sibillini).

Casetta Mentuccia: what to see nearby

The medieval village of San Ginesio is the first place to visit. The walls were begun in 1308 and work went on for another 150 years. The main entrance is the 14th-century Porta Picena. A walkway along the walls offers a view of the historic center.

Piazza Gentili is home to the Collegiata di Santa Maria Assunta, the town's landmark building. The church was seriously damaged by the 2016 earthquake, so it is best to check whether it is open before visiting. Not far away is the Ospedale dei Pellegrini, once a hostel for travelers heading to Rome or Loreto.

After the 2016 earthquake, some historic complexes, including that of Santi Tommaso e Barnaba, were damaged and remained closed for a long time. Before planning a visit, it is therefore wise to check which buildings are open.

Other places to stay in town are on the page on San Ginesio B&Bs.

Nearby

Straight-line distances.