The Marche region

The Marche region

Bathing, Beach & Sea

The most beautiful seaside resorts on the Palm Riviera are San Benedetto del Tronto, Grottammare and Cupramarittima. All three beaches can be reached in about 20 minutes by car.

The gorgeous sandy beaches of San Benedetto del Tronto, Grottammare and Cupramarittima were awarded the `Blue Flag’ in 2022, which speaks for the excellent quality of the sea water in the Marche region.

In about 30 minutes by car you can reach the nature reserve of Sentina, the smallest nature reserve in the Marche region.

Sentina enchants with its unique landscape. Impressive dunes alternate with wild beaches, marshes and unique flora.

In the Sentina nature reserve you can also enjoy mountain biking or cycling on the designated trails.

The Marche region

Hiking & Mountains

After about 70 kilometers of driving, you will reach the National Park Monti Sibillini. The National Park, is worth seeing, impresses from the end of June to July with colorful wildflower meadows on the Piana di Castelluccio plateau.

The Monti Sibillini National Park offers numerous hiking trails with different degrees of difficulty. Horseback riding, paragliding or hang gliding are also offered.

This national park is located between the Marche region and Abruzzo.

In the national park you can make excursions and hikes of different levels of difficulty. There are also numerous excursions for families with small children.

The Marche region

Culture & Towns

Ascoli Piceno, is a must-see city. By car, it can be reached in just 45 minutes.

The heart of the town is the beautiful main square, Piazza del Popolo, paved with travertine stone. It is considered one of the most beautiful squares in Italy.

Ascoli Piceno offers its visitors many places of interest, such as the Palazzo dei Capitani, the historic Café Meletti, the Pinacoteca, the Archaeological Museum and the Malatesta Fortress.

Fermo, picturesquely situated on a hill, stands out from afar with its cathedral. Fermo’s cathedral dates back to the 13th century. A guided tour of the 30 Roman underground cisterns, which served as water reservoirs in the first century B.C., is highly recommended.

Families with children will also enjoy an unforgettable day in Fermo.

The historic center of Offida is striking with its narrow streets and its lively squares. Offida is also known for the ancient tradition of bobbin lace-making, which local women have carried on for centuries.

The church of Santa Maria della Rocca, perched on a cliff, is one of the most important spots in Offida. This charming church dates back to the 14th century.

Also worth seeing is the Serpente Aureo Theater, built in the shape of a horseshoe.

The former Franciscan convent of San Francesco, dating back to the 13th century, is located in the center of Offida. Today the building, which has been completely renovated, houses the Marche regional enoteca.