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B&B A casa di Lola, Ascoli Piceno

B&B A casa di Lola, Ascoli Piceno

Type
B&B
Address
Via Dino Angelini, 62, 63100 Ascoli Piceno APAscoli Piceno (AP)
Phone
333 203 6336

Source: site database.

A casa di Lola is a bed and breakfast in Ascoli Piceno, on Via Dino Angelini. It is a very small property, with a single room available to guests.

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

B&B A casa di Lola: location

The B&B is in the city, on Via Dino Angelini.

What to see near B&B A casa di Lola

The Roman theater rests against the foot of the Colle dell'Annunziata hill, just outside the historic center. Excavations carried out in several phases between 1932 and 1959 uncovered the semicircle that supported the seating; its north-facing orientation kept the sun out of spectators' eyes. The theater's history ended with the Lombard sack of 578, after which the structure was used as a quarry.

In the western part of the city is also Porta Romana, known as Porta Gemina: two large arches supported by three pillars, almost 7 m high and 9.47 m wide. Travelers arriving from Rome along the Salaria entered the city here. The gate was rebuilt over the Picene one, destroyed by Pompeius Strabo in 89 BC, and the closures that controlled access slid in the grooves inside the arches.

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