Castello di Lanciano, Castelraimondo

Name: Castello di Lanciano
Address: Loc. Lanciano, 3, Castelraimondo, 62022, Italy
Telephone: +39 331 392 7981

#1 among attractions in Castelraimondo

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Lanciano Castle is located in the municipality of Castelraimondo in the province of Macerata, Marche.

Coordinates: 43°11'14"N, 13°2'15"E

Address

Loc. Lanciano, 3Castelraimondo 62022 Italy

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+39 331 392 7981

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Castello di Lanciano – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Camerino Cathedral, Rocca di Borgia, San Venanzio, Santa Maria in Via.

3.9 miSE
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