Villa Fortezza, Ascoli Piceno. Holiday Rentals

Description for B&B:

Discover the charm of Ascoli and its surrounding areas. The vibrant city center is just a short 10-minute walk away from the B&B, offering two scenic routes: a peaceful stroll along the road or a picturesque descent down the 400 steps through the enchanting Parco dell’Annunziata. If you prefer to drive, the Torricella covered parking lot is conveniently located just a 3-minute drive away, near Piazza Arringo, and offers affordable parking at only .60 euro per hour.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking countryside and medieval villages that surround Ascoli Piceno. Throughout the year, you can indulge in seasonal food festivals and embark on exciting excursions. For outdoor enthusiasts, nearby Montagna dei Fiori and Forca Canapine offer fantastic skiing opportunities, while the refreshing waters of the Castellano river beckon for a swim. If you prefer sandy beaches, the Adriatic coast in Grottammare, San Benedetto, and Martinsicuro awaits your arrival.

Ascoli Piceno itself is a treasure trove of sights and attractions. Don't miss the iconic Piazza Arringo, the magnificent Cathedral and Baptistry, the impressive Town Hall with its gallery of paintings, the intriguing Civic Archeological Museum, and the fascinating Diocesan Museum. Take a leisurely stroll through Piazza del Popolo, home to the elegant Captain's Palace, and explore the historic Church of San Francesco and its charming cloisters. For a delightful pause, indulge in a coffee at the renowned Caffè Meletti.

Venturing to the northwest of the city rewards you with a captivating medieval atmosphere. Meander through the labyrinthine streets, admire the ancient towers and buildings, marvel at the Romanesque churches, and pass through the city gates. Don't forget to visit the Solestà Roman bridge and explore the new ceramics museum. Other notable attractions include the formidable Malatesta fortress, connected by the Cecco bridge, the majestic Palazzo Malaspina, the charming churches of San Gregorio and San Vittore, and the captivating ruins of the Roman walls.