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Casa Lidia, Ascoli Piceno

Casa Lidia, Ascoli Piceno

Type
Tourist accommodation
Address
Via di Faiano, 39, 63100 Ascoli Piceno APAscoli Piceno (AP)
Phone
392 514 7714

Source: site database.

Casa Lidia is an affittacamere (guest house with rooms to let) in Ascoli Piceno with three rooms, on Via di Faiano.

On the map

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

Casa Lidia: location

The property is on Via di Faiano, in the municipality of Ascoli Piceno.

Casa Lidia: services

The property is classified as an affittacamere and has three rooms.

What to see near Casa Lidia

The Augustan bridge of Porta Solestà is among the best-preserved Roman bridges in Ascoli. It was commissioned by Augustus to join the two banks of the Tronto and, more broadly, the territories of Ascoli and Fermo. The roadway is 62 m long and 6.50 m wide, enough for two carts to pass each other; the structure is of squared travertine blocks laid dry, without mortar. Restoration and strengthening followed in 1929-30 and 1937-38, when the bridge was emptied of its fill material and fitted inside with a reinforced-concrete walkway that supports the structure and absorbs the vibrations of car traffic. The bridge has never stopped being used: it has been crossed in every era, from Roman times through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to the present day.

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