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A Magical Place
Between the Sea and Mountains

The Marche region is truly a land to discover due to the diversity of its natural landscapes and the variety of natural and artistic beauties concentrated within its less than 10,000 square kilometers. It's a region with a thousand faces and a thousand colors: the yellow of sunflower fields, the green of hills and natural parks, the red of traditions, folklore, and culture, and finally, the deep blue of the sea, lakes, and rivers.

With a coastline of 180 kilometers, the region boasts 26 seaside resorts along the Adriatic Sea, featuring beautiful beaches, picturesque bays, 9 tourist ports, and 18 Blue Flags certifying the quality of water and services. In this region, you can choose from fine sandy beaches, gravel or rocky shores, with cliffs or palm trees. Such diversity of beaches offers the opportunity to engage in numerous sports.

And for those who prefer the mountains, there are trails to discover through forests, along rivers, leading to refreshing waterfalls, and sometimes even to ancient monasteries.
Conero Riviera
Sibillini Mountains National Park
The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy
Relais Castel d'Emilio
The Beauties
of the Territory
How can one describe the thousand shades of Italy’s only plural region?
The Marche, facing the Adriatic Sea in the center of the Italian peninsula, already from its name suggests the numerous souls that inhabit it. From the sea to the mountains, passing through ancient villages and art cities, the Marche remain anchored in the traveler’s heart and invite them to move unhurriedly, discovering enchanting villages nestled on harmonious and ancient hills, uncovering the “essence of Italy” that this territory represents.
“Italy, with its landscapes, is a distillation of the world; the Marche are a distillation of Italy…”
(Guido Piovene)
Conero Riviera

There are many attractions in this destination, starting from the beaches of the Conero Riviera and reaching the "Colli dell'Infinito" (Hills of Infinity) so dear to Giacomo Leopardi. You can explore cultural itineraries or stroll in the protected nature of the Conero Park. It's a real vacation of discovery and emotions.

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The stretch of coastline from the port of Ancona to Numana is known as the Riviera del Conero, named after the promontory that overlooks the sea, rich in coves and small beaches, rocky or pebbly. Ancona-Portonovo, Sirolo, and Numana are all Blue Flag municipalities. Ancona is also called the city of the two suns because, thanks to its elbow-shaped position on the sea, you can admire both sunrise and sunset from the same point.
Sibillini Mountains National Park

The Sibillini Mountains National Park is a protected natural area that preserves the mountain massif of the same name, extending between the Marche and Umbria regions, divided across four provinces: Ascoli Piceno, Fermo, Macerata, and Perugia.

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It covers an area of approximately 71,437 hectares, primarily on mountainous terrain. The predominant landscape consists of the limestone massif of the Apennine chain. There are also many attractions in these places thanks to numerous trails for mountain enthusiasts, discovering the beauty of nature.
The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy

How can one not be enchanted by the majestic Gradara Castle or the luminous spectacle of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Loreto or the elegant historic center of Offagna?

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These villages are rich in valuable monuments, complemented by cultural and culinary traditions rooted for centuries and still passed down from generation to generation. The gentle Marche hills also perfectly nestle these villages, creating a stunning landscape. Another magical touch in this land of a thousand faces.