Jesi Hotels - Marche
8 - 16 °C
Saturday Nov 21
temperature 8 - 16 °C
Sunday Nov 22
temperature 7 - 16 °C
Monday Nov 23
temperature 7 - 18 °C
Tuesday Nov 24
temperature 7 - 17 °C
Wednesday Nov 25
temperature 6 - 16 °C
Jesi is of ancient origin, dating back to Pre-Roman times. Through the centuries, the city has been conquered by a number of invaders: the Etruscans, Galli Senoni, Romans, Ghibellines (who named the town Città Regia), Visigoths, Longbards and the Ostrogoths.
Traces of Jesi's dramatic history can be found in buildings such as the Church of St. Maria delle Grazie, the Church of St Nicolò, the Church of St. Marco, the Cathedral of Jesi St Settimio, Palazzo Rococò Pianetti Tesei, the Pergolesi Theatre, Palazzo Ricci, Palazzo della Signoria, the Fontana del Grilli Obelisk, the city walls, the Civic Art Museum in Palazzo Pianetti Tesei, the Civic Archeological Museum in Palazzo della Signoria.
Jesi's fame is also linked to its wine making traditions, and in particular to the Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi. The local gastronomic traditions feature fresh pasta, potato gnocchi with duck sauce, rabbit in potacchio, tripe alla canapina, and fish soup.
Itineraries
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Uliassi
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Fish of the Adriatic sea: the major protagonist in dishes designed to delight the senses.
www.uliassi.it
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Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi
Jesi
The white wine of the Marche, one of the world's best known labels.
www.verdicchiowine.it
Museo dei Bronzi Dorati
Pergola
Home to the precious 'gilded bronzes from Cartoceto of Pergola'.
www.bronzidorati.com


