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Mirea's Rooms in Ascoli Piceno

Mirea's Rooms in Ascoli Piceno

Type
Guesthouse
Address
Via dei Ciclamini, 6, 63100 Ascoli Piceno APAscoli Piceno (AP)

Source: site database.

Mirea's Rooms is a guesthouse in Ascoli Piceno, on Via dei Ciclamini. From here a visit to the historic center can be organized, with its travertine squares and the bridges over the Tronto.

On the map

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

Mirea's Rooms: location

The guesthouse is on Via dei Ciclamini, in the municipality of Ascoli Piceno. To reach the historic center, it is best to ask the owners directly about transport links and parking.

Mirea's Rooms: what to see nearby

The historic center of Ascoli Piceno revolves around two squares. Piazza del Popolo, in white travertine, is surrounded by loggias. Piazza Arringo owes its name to the medieval popular assemblies, the "arenghi", and is home to the Cathedral of Sant'Emidio, the Baptistery of San Giovanni and the Palazzo dell'Arengo; the two travertine fountains with bronze sea horses by Giorgio Paci date from 1884. Via Pretoriana, the ancient street that climbs toward the Capitolium, preserves craft workshops and medieval buildings. The Augustan bridge of Porta Solestà, in dry-laid travertine, connected the two banks of the Tronto.