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Bed and Breakfast Rosa Spina, Ascoli Piceno

Bed and Breakfast Rosa Spina, Ascoli Piceno

Type
B&B or guesthouse
Address
Via San Germano 3Ascoli Piceno (AP)
Phone
+39 0736 258044
Email
salettarosaspina@libero.it
Website
rosaspina.ap.it

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

Rosa Spina, also written Rosaspina, is a small bed and breakfast in Ascoli Piceno with two rooms. It is listed among the places to stay registered in the city as B&Bs.

On the map

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

Bed and Breakfast Rosa Spina: location

The property is on Via San Germano, within the municipality of Ascoli Piceno.

Bed and Breakfast Rosa Spina: services

It operates as a bed and breakfast, with two rooms in all.

What to see near Bed and Breakfast Rosa Spina

Ascoli Piceno preserves many Roman and medieval traces. Porta Gemina, on the western edge of the historic center, marks the point where the Via Salaria entered the city and keeps its two travertine arches. On the Castellano stream, the Ponte di Cecco owes its name to the legend of Cecco d'Ascoli, who supposedly built it in a single night; above it rises the Malatesta Fort, rebuilt in 1543 by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger and home since 2014 to the Museo dell'Alto Medioevo (Early Middle Ages Museum).