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B&B Rua dell'Arco 11, Ascoli Piceno

B&B Rua dell'Arco 11, Ascoli Piceno

Type
B&B
Address
Rua dell'Arco, 11, 63100 Ascoli Piceno APAscoli Piceno (AP)

Source: site database.

Rua dell'Arco 11 is a place to stay in the historic center of Ascoli Piceno, named after the street it stands on: one of the «rue», the city's narrow medieval lanes.

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

B&B Rua dell'Arco 11: location

The Rua dell'Arco opens off Via Pretoriana, the ancient street that crosses the historic center and climbs toward the ancient Capitolium. Between the Rua dell'Arco and the Rua del Ponte Oscuro stands a small building with two 14th-century portals with sickle-shaped arches.

What to see near B&B Rua dell'Arco 11

In the historic center, Piazza San Gregorio is a small square along the line of an ancient Roman road, surrounded by medieval tower houses with forms ranging from the 12th to the 14th century. Here stands the church of San Gregorio, built into a tetrastyle temple of the late Republican period: the eastern wall in opus quasi reticulatum, two fluted corner pillars and two columns with Corinthian capitals incorporated into the medieval facade can still be seen. Inside, the single nave joins the pronaos and cella of the temple, and fragments of 13th-century frescoes remain, including a scene of Saint Francis preaching to the young, which took place in Ascoli in 1215.

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