Also called: "The Montefeltro lounge", Frontino is by population the smallest municipality in the province of Pesaro-Urbino. Its lands are part of the Simone and Simoncello stone natural park, which give the village glimpses of truly Bucolic landscapes. Dominated by [...]

The name of the Borgo di Genga derives from the feudal counts, to whom we owe the legacy of the medieval walls and the mighty palace, this structure stands above Mount Ginguno and its origins are still hidden in [...]

We are in the Marche, a few kilometers from Senigallia, the town, as I call it, daughter of the Belle Époque. We are in a village that time and the hand of man have preserved, in its authenticity. Corinaldo, a [...]

The origins of Serra San Quirico are uncertain. Some archaeological finds would date back to the first settlements in pre-Roman times. Subsequently, the Romans, in order to control the strategic passage from the Gola della Rossa, founded a military [...]

In the fifth century a. C. the valley was inhabited by a nomadic population that dedicated themselves to pastoralism. The Romans, after defeating the Etruscans and the Gauls, also conquered this small territory; in fact, in the north of the [...]

"In the arms of the Montefeltro valley, there is a small village enriched by a perfectly preserved fortress whose name was."Planus Mileti" Sullo sfondo della catena Appenninica che fa da cornice al confine tosco-marchigiano, questo castello fu concesso in [...]

Still today its existence is little mentioned, but this village that rises at the foot of the Catria massif, and its hermitage, famous for having given birth to the 21st song of paradise of Dante Alighieri is an ideal [...]

A village where time stands still Piticchio is a mediaeval village in the Marche region located 400 m a.s.l. in the municipality of Arcevia in the province of Ancona. It is stated by various historians that it arose on the [...]

The land of smile A true precious jewel enclosed between powerful city walls: the village of Offida, which stands on a rocky spur cut out by the two branches of the Lama stream. Its past is still very present in [...]

Fermo is a city rich in history, from the Piceni to the Middle Ages, from the Renaissance to the present day. From the central Piazza del Popolo we will visit some of the most characteristic beauties such as the Duomo [...]

A fortress overlooking the balcony of the sea This is how the castle of one of the most beautiful villages in the Marche region, Mondolfo, looks like. The etymology of the name is thought to derive from Montoffus, or the [...]

Dating back to the last period of the tertiary era Dating back to the last period of the tertiary era, passing through the advent of the Senoni Gauls, to the Roman colonies and crossing the Middle Ages, Scapezzano rises on [...]