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Macelleria Faricelli, Sarnano

Macelleria Faricelli, Sarnano

Type
Butcher and pork products
Address
Borgo Giuseppe Garibaldi, 123, 62028 Sarnano MCSarnano (MC)
Phone
0733 658232

Source: site database.

The Macelleria Faricelli in Sarnano is a butcher shop in the province of Macerata, located on Borgo Giuseppe Garibaldi, in the town itself.

On the map

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

Macelleria Faricelli: location in Sarnano

The shop faces Borgo Giuseppe Garibaldi, in Sarnano, a medieval village on the Marche side of the Sibillini, at 539 meters above sea level on a hill on the right bank of the Tennacola.

Macelleria Faricelli: what it offers

The counter is that of a butcher shop. Sarnano's table has mountain and farming roots: coratella d'agnello (lamb offal), rabbit cacciatore with garden herbs, wild boar, hare or duck sauces for tagliatelle and, among the cured meats, ciauscolo, soft and spread on bread.

Macelleria Faricelli: what to see nearby

Near the houses of Piobbico, on a flat strip of land along the Tennacola, stands the isolated Abbazia di Santa Maria, also known as San Biagio. Founded around 1030 thanks to a donation from Count Mainardo and consecrated in 1059 by Ugo, bishop of Camerino, in the 12th century it owned churches and land as far as Mogliano, Loro Piceno and Montolmo, today's Corridonia. It is built of scaglia rossa, a local limestone, with bricks added during later alterations; it preserves the raised presbytery above a three-part crypt and, on the entrance jamb, the inscription recording the rebuilding of the facade in 1117. It is open to the public only during certain periods of the year.

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Where to eat

Straight-line distances.