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Número das camas: n° 10

Minuto/semana: € 350.00
Máximo/semana: € 440.00

Minuto/dia: € 60.00
Máximo/dia: € 70.00

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	Apecchio 730 ~		Perfil

Agriturismo Apecchio 730 tem seu nome derivado da igreja pequena que é parte deste edifício histórico. A igreja própria data pelo menos do 13o século adiantado. Os originais eclesiásticos que foram encontrados, consultam a San Paolo na parte traseira de Fagnille assim que 1208.
Acredita-se que o local era provavelmente um lugar Roman ou de Etruscan da adoração. This seems to complement the story of the Etruscan bronze statue that was melted down and used to make the original bells at San Paolo (one of which is now on display in the local museum).
Additional sections were added on to the church over the centuries to give us what we now have as Apecchio 730. The building was at one time the centre of the local community and housed the school and its teacher along with the Church and its priest.

Apecchio 730 - Profile

The surrounding area is called Fagnille which comes from the Italian word for sparks. Centuries ago these sparks would fill the air when the nearby medieval signalling tower at Montalto was blazing away. The tower has recently completed the first stage of restoration.
Agriturismo Apecchio 730 is situated in the northern most part of Marche (also called le Marche) in an area called Apecchio. The comune of Apecchio lies on Marches borders with Umbria and Tuscany.
Marche itself covers the upper central part of Italy, from the Apennine mountain ranges over to the adriatic coastal resorts of Pesaro, Fano, Senigallia and Conero (to name but a few).