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Solestà Bed & Breakfast in Ascoli Piceno

Solestà Bed & Breakfast in Ascoli Piceno

Type
B&B
Address
Largo Gaspare Spontini, 12, 63100 Ascoli Piceno APAscoli Piceno (AP)
Phone
347 912 5944

Source: site database.

Solestà is a small bed and breakfast in Ascoli Piceno with a single room, on Largo Gaspare Spontini. It shares its name with Porta Solestà and its Roman bridge.

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Solestà Bed & Breakfast: location

The address is Largo Gaspare Spontini, in the city.

Solestà Bed & Breakfast: services

Registered with the municipality as a B&B, it offers guests a single room.

Solestà Bed & Breakfast: what to see nearby

The Roman bridge of Porta Solestà dates from the 1st century BC and is built entirely of travertine: it has a single arch spanning more than 22 meters, stands about 25 meters above the river and is 62 meters long at road level. Besides crossing it on top, it can be visited from the inside through an inspection corridor, with the entrance hidden in the outer abutment, next to the door of a building alongside it.

On Piazza Arringo, in the Palazzo dell'Arengo, is the Civic Art Gallery, founded in 1861 by the Ascoli artists Giorgio Paci and Giulio Gabrielli to save the works of suppressed churches and convents. Its more than 800 works range from the 13th to the 20th century: the triptychs by Carlo Crivelli, Titian's San Francesco, Guido Reni's Annunciation, the Ascent to Calvary by Cola dell'Amatrice, the Passeggiata amorosa by Pellizza da Volpedo and a 13th-century English cope donated by Pope Nicholas IV. The rooms, furnished with Venetian mirrors and Murano chandeliers, recall a noble residence.

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