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Granforno, Sarnano

Granforno, Sarnano

Type
Bakery
Municipality
Sarnano (MC)

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

Granforno in Sarnano is a bakery in the medieval village in the province of Macerata at the foot of the Sibillini Mountains. The business is registered as Granforno Pasticceria of the Centoni brothers, Alfio and Albano, and is one of the town's shops.

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Granforno: location in Sarnano

The bakery is on Via Don Giovanni Minzoni, in Sarnano.

Granforno: what it offers

The shop's name combines the bakery and the pastry shop. Those who want to put together a shopping trip for local products will find other bakeries, cured-meat producers and farms in town on the Sarnano local products page.

Granforno: what to see nearby

Sarnano keeps its historic center of medieval origin, at 539 m above sea level, with the shape of the castrum: the houses descend in concentric rings from Piazza Alta to the foot of the hill, and the entrance is still marked by Porta Brunforte. The town is one of I Borghi più belli d'Italia (the most beautiful villages in Italy). In the historic center, the town art gallery (Pinacoteca comunale), in the former convent of Santa Chiara, reopened on July 3, 2026 with the works restored after the earthquake, including the Madonna adoring the Child by Vittore Crivelli.

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