Sights
Ancona
In Greek Ancona means "elbow", a name which reflects its geographical position similar to an elbow between Mount Conerò and the coast, crossing the hills of Cardato, Astagno and Gausco. Ancona can be divided into the historic center...
Ascoli Piceno
Ascoli Piceno is situated at the confluence of the Tronto and Castellano Rivers. The Piceni founded the city here, in this strategic position high on a rocky plane. Visitors will find many traces of Ascoli Piceno's past, from the times of the...
Camerano
Neighboring Ancona, Castelfidardo, Osimo and Stirolo, Camerano is bordered by three waterways, the Aspio river and the Botanico and Betelico Streams. The residential area of Camerano is on the hillside and is comprised of three areas: Colle Lauro,...
Civitanova Marche
Sited a few kilometers away from Macerata, Civitanova Marche is an expanding and flourishing business base for shoe manufacturers, fishing enterprises, and the tourist industry. Its sand and pebble beach draws a large number of visitors to the...
Fano
Of Roman origins, once called "Fanum Fortunae", Fano is now a much sought after seaside resort with a beautiful sand and pebble beach which stretches out over many kilometers. In addition to the fishing port, a part of the harbor is also...
Fermo
Just a few kilometers from Ascoli Piceno, Fermo stretches out from the Tabulo Hill towards the valley. Once a Roman settlement, today Fermo is famous for its shoe industry. Its sand and pebble beach extends for roughly two kilometers. Sites to...
Gran Sasso
The National Nature Reserve of the Gran Sasso covers a territory between the Euro-Siberian region and the Mediterranean, encompassing a great variety of ecosystems and an infinite number of truly unique landscapes. The wolf, the Abruzzo Chamois...
Grottammare
Grottammare is a well established tourist destination, the medieval heart of which has been preserved, with ancient walls and narrow streets, buzzing with tourist activity which is linked to the seaside. Grottammare has an impressive beach, among...
Jesi
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...
Loreto
Loreto is situated on a hill top, between the Valleys of the rivers Musone and Potenza. The city is known worldwide as a destination for numerous religious pilgrimages. The Sanctuary of the Santa Casa, which offered hospitality to Jesus of...
Macerata
For centuries now Macerata has been considered the Italian city where the quality of life is superior to that of almost any other town. It is a town of great culture and rich in age old traditions. Among the sites of certain interest to the...
Monti Sibillini
The Sibillini Mountains National Nature Reserve lies, in the Kingdom of Sibilia, in the heart of Italy. The towns of Amandola, Arquata del Tronto, Montefortino, Montegallo, Montemonaco, Acquacanina, Bolognola, Cessapalombo, Piastra,...
Pesaro
Pesaro was founded by the Romans on the ancient road, the Via Flaminia. The fame of the city is associated with the musician Gioacchino Rossini who was born here. It is also renowned for its crafts industry. The Majolica of Pesaro are known world...
Porto Recanati
Situated at the mouth of the Potenza River, Porto Recanati has in recent years, witnessed an impressive growth in the tourist industry largely thanks to its extensive and well equipped beach. Not surprisingly, Porto Recanati is one of the best...
Recanati
In Medieval times, Recanati was an important city and still preserves numerous monuments from the period. The city is famous as the birthplace of Giacomo Leopardi, the poet, who described it as "natio borgo selvaggio". In tribute to...
Riviera del Conero
The Riviera del Conero is made up of several towns, all of captivating beauty: Ancona, Stirolo, Numana, Marcelli, Portorecanati, PortoNovo, Camerino, Senigallia, Castelfidardo, Loreto, Osimo and Recanati. The heart of the Riviera del Cornero lies...
San Leo
San Leo derives its name from San Leone Dalmata, the saint who evangelized the town. The town is famous because of its fortress, which dominates the Marecchia Valley. San Leo has been awarded the Orange Flag in recognition of its perfectly...
San Severino Marche
Situated in the Potenza Valley, at the foot of the Montenero Hill, one finds San Severino Marche, a small town, just 26 kilometers away from Macerata. In addition to the tranquility of the location, travelers will enjoy visiting the many buildings...
Senigallia
Senigallia is an ancient Roman City, the name of which derives from "Sena Gallicia". The city has a charming historical center which is encircled by walls dating back to the 1400s. It is famous for its 12 kilometers of sandy beaches...
Urbino
The small, exquisitely charming, city of Urbino is situated in the heart of Italy, on the slopes of the Apennines, facing towards the Adriatic Sea. Urbino has a unique artistic and cultural heritage. The many works of art by famous artists which...
Suggested itineraries
The irresistible charm of Conero
Conero is the name of a mountain which, from the height of its 572 meters, overlooks Ancona, but also the name of a magnificent Riviera, an enchanting Natural Park, and a highly acclaimed red wine,...
