Dressing room - Camerino

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changing room is a city of Marche.

To know

It is the seat of an ancient University, founded in 1336, in which it is possible to study Architecture, Pharmacy, Law, Veterinary Medicine, Natural Sciences and Technology.

The city was hit by the earthquake in 2016, which is why many places were declared uninhabitable.

Geographical notes

47 km away from Macerata, the city of Camerino is located between the valleys of Chienti and Potenza, in a suggestive position on a hill in the center of the mountainous area of ​​the province of Macerata, closed to the south by the massif of the Sibillini Mountains and to the north by the Monte San Vicino.

When to go

Camerino is affected by a humid continental climate, typically sub-Apennine. Annual rainfall amounts to 1042 mm, with maximums between autumn and spring. Its east-north-east exposure, only partially limited by the mountains that separate it from the coast, means that in winter it is affected by frequent and often very abundant snowfalls. Summers are hot, but mitigated in minimum values ​​and rarely sultry.

Dressing room at sunset


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How to get

Rocca Varano seen from the town of Sfercia

By plane

The nearest airport is the 1 Raffaello Sanzio-Falconara Marittima (Ancona). Camerino is not directly connected by public transport with the airport. After reaching the Ancona train or bus station (by taxi or bus) it is necessary to take a vehicle to Camerino. Possible alternatives are airports Romans of Ciampino and Fiumicino. After arriving at Termini station you need to take a train to Castelraimondo and continuing to Camerino by bus.

By car

On the train

The useful station to reach the city is that of Castelraimondo (about 7km from the center of Camerino). The station is connected by a bus service active from 6:00 to 22:00 managed by Contram.

By bus

Camerino is easily reachable by bus, starting from Rome, thanks to the service managed by CONTRAM.

The same group connects Camerino with Terni, Foligno, Ancona and to all cities in the province of Macerata.

Coming from the Tuscany it is possible to reach Camerino by bus [www.sena.it SENA].

How to get around


What see

Cathedral
Travel Notice!ATTENTION:Following the 2016 earthquake, many buildings in the historic center including some monuments, museums and churches are partially accessible. Among these, the Cathedral, the Ducal Palace, the Rocca dei Borgia, the Basilica of San Venanzio and the Pinacoteca Museo Civico are uninhabitable (04/2018).
  • 1 Piazza Cavour. City centre.
  • 2 Cathedral, Via Roma. Work of Andrea Vici and Clemente Folchi, it was rebuilt in the early nineteenth century on the site of the Romanesque-Gothic Cathedral destroyed by the earthquake of 1799.
  • 3 Ducal Palace, Via del Bastione, 1. Seat of the University of Camerino, Faculty of Law, it was completed in the second half of the fifteenth century by Giulio Cesare da Varano with the large four-sided portico in clear Renaissance architecture.
  • 4 Rocca dei Borgia, Victory Square, 1. Built by Cesare Borgia on a design by Ludovico Clodio in 1503 to control the city from the south-west: the cylindrical towers and the mighty keep are fine examples of early Renaissance military architecture.
  • 5 Basilica of San Venanzio, Piazza San Venanzio. Valuable testimony of late Gothic architecture of which the parts preserved from the earthquake of 1799 and from the nineteenth-century reconstruction by the Modenese architect Luigi Poletti can be admired, such as the facade and the bell tower: above all the sculptural details of the first (portal, rose window, lunette - containing Madonna and Child - two lions on a shelf) are exquisite examples of flowery Gothic. In the crypt, the Gothic ark of San Venanzio.
  • 6 Civic Museum Picture Gallery, Piazza dei Costanti, 1. The Pinacoteca is characterized by the works of camerti painters which in the fifteenth century became important in Italy.


Events and parties

  • Sword race and palio. Simple icon time.svgIt takes place between the week before May 18th and June 2nd. Historical re-enactment of the end of the fifteenth century that takes place on the occasion of the feasts of the patron saint San Venanzio.


What to do


Shopping

  • Enoteca I Duchi, Via Varino Favorino, 72. A wide choice of fine wines.
  • Food Enoteca Savino, Via Camillo Lili, 74.
  • Montanari food, Via XX Settembre, 4.
  • House of cheese, Via XX Settembre, 10.
  • The meat boutique, Via Camillo Lili, 16.
  • Astolfi butcher, Via XX Settembre, 14.
  • Butcher Bellesi, Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 54.
  • Butcher's Food Sabbatucci Carlo, Via Ridolfini, 33.
  • Ghigiarelli Chiarina and C., Scalette, 16. Sale of fresh meat directly from the producer.
  • SLASP Boccacci and Riccioni bakery, Via Farnese, 3 (Next to the Church of San Venanzio).
  • Vac bakery. Piazza Garibaldi, 28
  • Sordini bakery, Via D'Accorso, 9.
  • Braghetti pastry shop, Piazzale della Vittoria, 8/9.
  • Pasticceria Pizzeria Micozzi Giancarlo, Via Ridolfini, 27.
  • Mamma Maria oven, Via Adigrat, 2 (Frazione Morro).
  • Gattucci beekeeping, Fraction Tuseggia. To buy wildflower honey, jams and compotes.
  • Pallotti Adriana in Faustini. Honey and propolis.
  • Mele di Camerino farm, Sellano locality.
  • Ossoli Fortunato, Paganico locality.
  • Misici Mario farm, Location Arcofiato, 8. Cheese and ricotta
  • Francucci House, Location Rio. Camerinese nougat
  • Carsetti liquor factory, Location Rio.
  • The Camerino pasta, Location Torre del Parco.
  • Two A, Via Mariani (Polverina hamlet).


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Around

  • Convent of the Capuchins, in the locality of Renacavata.

Itineraries

  • Via Carolingia - European itinerary that crosses the places traveled by the court of Charlemagne between the 8th and 9th centuries to travel from Aachen to Rome, where Pope Leo III crowned the Carolingian sovereign emperor of the Holy Roman Empire on Christmas night in the 19th century.

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