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Hotel Remigio I, Valle Castellana

Hotel Remigio I, Valle Castellana

Type
Hotel
Address
Frazione San Giacomo – Monte Piselli, SP76, 64010 Valle Castellana TEAscoli Piceno (TE)
Phone
0861 930123
Email
info@hotelremigio1.it
Website
hotelremigio1.it

Source: site database.

Hotel Remigio I, in the area near Ascoli Piceno, is a hotel in the hamlet of San Giacomo, on Monte Piselli, along provincial road 76, in the municipality of Valle Castellana, in the province of Teramo.

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Hotel Remigio I: location

The hotel is in Abruzzo, at San Giacomo – Monte Piselli, within the municipality of Valle Castellana, along provincial road 76.

Hotel Remigio I: what to see nearby

South of Ascoli Piceno rises Colle San Marco, a large travertine plateau and the northernmost extension of the Montagna dei Fiori, rich in plant life. Isolated and wooded, in the early Middle Ages it was a refuge for monks and hermits. From the chestnut wood the main trail leads to the foot of the rock face, where the Hermitage of San Marco (the San Marco hermitage) opens up: a natural cave at whose mouth a small church with a bell tower was built, reached by a stone stairway, with a Romanesque facade of squared stone blocks, a single-light window and five two-light windows. Inside are traces of frescoes by the Cistercian monks, who founded a convent there at the beginning of the 13th century; the hermitage has recently been restored. Not far away is the cave of Beato Corrado, a pilgrimage destination.

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What to see nearby

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