Cities for Art-Lovers in Le Marche
CITIES FOR ART-LOVERS IN LE MARCHE
Ancona
Ascoli Piceno
Fermo
Pesaro
Urbino
Le Marche (called also just Marche) is known for its extensive cultural heritage...
Ancona, Le Marche
ANCONA
Ancona is the capital of the Le Marche region, and therefore it's clearly a must visit during a trip to this region. Those travelling...
The Untouched Furlo Gorge Nature Reserve
The Furlo Gorge Nature Reserve covers an area of over 3000 hectares of protected land. It was established in 2004. The towns included in...
Urbino, Le Marche
URBINO, LE MARCHE
When thinking of an artistic Italian city to visit, especially in the central regions, many flock to Florence, Assisi, or Siena. However,...
Sanctuary of the Holy House of Loreto
The Loreto sanctuary is one of the most important places of pilgrimage and prayer for Catholics in the whole world. This makes Loreto, a...
Why do Italians think Le Marche is the New Tuscany?
Le Marche is the new Tuscany because there are many similarities between the two regions. Le Marche is at the same latitude as Tuscany...
Top 10 Most Beautiful Le Marche Villages
TOP 10 MOST BEAUTIFUL
LE MARCHE VILLAGES
Province of Ancona: Corinaldo
Province of Macerata: Cingoli
Sarnano
San Ginesio
Province of Fermo: Moresco
Servigliano
Province of...
The Cavalcata of Assunta
The Cavalcata of Assunta is the oldest historical re-enactment in Italy. It takes place every year in the city of Fermo, in the Marche...
Try the Famous Le Marche Wine
Le Marche wine is perfect for everyone! Le Marche is a wine producing region found in the eastern side of central Italy. Here, you...
The Finest of Ascoli Piceno, Le Marche
ASCOLI PICENO, LE MARCHE
Whether you are a foodie, looking for unique Italian delicacies, or a fanatic of ancient Roman architecture, Ascoli Piceno has something...
Beautiful Central Italian Cities
From north to south, Italy is a lovely country for a number of cultural, historical, and natural aspects. Not to mention the food! The...
Le Marche: Italy’s hidden tourist gem
This region might be less visited, but those who venture beyond Tuscany and Umbria will be rewarded with a hidden tourist gem.
The name of...
