Must see places Destination 30 amazing places not to be missed in the Marche region

• How can you describe the thousand facets of the only region with a plural name in ? The Marche region, overlooking the Adriatic Sea in central Italy, leaves a lasting mark on the visitor and invite him to slowly discover the enchanting ancient villages laid down on pleasant hills, thus being aware of this "Italy's essence": the sea, mountains, cities of art, ancient villages. • "Italy, with its landscapes, is the essence of the world; the Marche region of Italy ..." (Guido Piovene) • What to see in the Marche region? We'd like to tell you about the extraordinary plurality of our region through a non-exhaustive list of 30 must-see places, from north to south.

Urbino: Raphael's city and Unesco heritage

• Unique jewel in the world for beauty and knowledge, Urbino is the symbol of the Italian Renaissance and since 1998 its historical centre has been a UNESCO World Heritage place. The Palazzo Ducale is the palace where Federico da Montefeltro lived, defined by Baldassarre Castiglione as "Palace in the form of a city" with its small towers standing out towards the sky. Today it is the headquarters of the National Gallery of the Marche Region, which houses one of the most beautiful and important art collections of the Italian Renaissance with works by Raphael, Piero della Francesca, Paolo Uccello, Tiziano and Melozzo da Forlì. Raffaello Sanzio was born in Urbino and here you can visit the House- Museum where the famous painter lived. Walking through the streets of the historical centre you will feel like diving into the Renaissance period where Raphael, Bramante, Piero della Francesca, Laurana, Giovanni Santi walked, too. •

2. : Paolo and Francesca’s love story in the «Divina Commedia» by Dante Alighieri

Gradara Castle and its fortress represent one of the best preserved Medieval structures in Italy. The Fortress, located on a hill, is known for the love story between Paolo Malatesta and Francesca da , immortalized in Dante's Inferno. The main tower, rises for 30 meters, dominating the entire valley. Gradara immediately gives a strong scenographic impact, thanks to its two walls and the excellent state of conservation of the castle. Around the fortress you can walk the “ lovers’ path " surrounding the hill, where you can admire an enchanting landscape. Around the Medieval fortress there is also the Ornithological Park - Falconry Center "Il Teatro dell’Aria", an environmental education park entirely dedicated to the art of falconry. Here you can admire demonstrations of flying birds of prey (such as hawks, eagles, owls, goshawks and buzzards).

3. : the birthplace of Gioacchino Rossini, city of music, a pleasant place to discover by bike

It’s a very lively town of the Marche and it offers visitors a wide variety of lovely things to do: the seaside, the hills, sports, music, art and culture. A symbol of the town is the contemporary “Sphere” by Arnaldo Pomodoro, made in bronze in 1998, which faces the sea. There are 7 kilometres of sandy beaches, including both equipped and free access beaches, more than a hundred accommodations offering particular services to families and kids. The Bicipolitana is a network of bike paths that allow you to reach many different parts of the town. Besides, Pesaro is also a city of music, due to its most illustrious son, , who was born here and retained strong links with Pesaro. In fact, when he died he left some of his money to the Town Council to establish a free music school, the modern Conservatory, which is one of the most important music schools in Italy. Pesaro, the birthplace of Gioacchino Rossini, a city of music, a pleasant place to discover by bike

Pesaro is a very lively and multifaceted town of the Marche. The sea, the hills, sports, culture, art and culture make up a wide tourist offer and offer visitors a large variety of things to do. A symbol of the town is the contemporary Sphere by Arnaldo Pomodoro, made in bronze in 1998, which faces the sea. There are seven kilometers of sandy beaches, including both equipped and free access beaches, more than a hundred accommodations offering particular services to families with kids. The Bicipolitana is a network of bike paths that allow people to reach many differtent parts of the town. Besides, Pesaro is also a city of music, due to its most illustrious son, Gioachino Rossini, who was born here and retained strong links with his native town. In fact, when he died, he left some of his money to the Town Council in order to establish a free music school, the modern Conservatory, which is one of the most important music schools in Italy.

4. The Monastry of Fonte Avellana

The Monastery of Fonte Avellana is no doubt the ideal place to meditate and merge into nature. Even Dante quoted it in the 21st Canto of his Divine Comedy. This ancient hermitage, surrounded by hills, beeches and mountains is right at the foot of Mount Catria. Inside of it you can visit the scriptorium dating back to the 13th century which is the place where scribes copied ancient manuscripta and enriched them with artistic miniatures. In the Marche there are many monasteries spread across the valleys, by the sea or in appealing villages. Inside of them you can not only stay but also live a cultural and spiritual experience which improves your mental, spiritual and physical well-being. Among them, the hermitage of Fonte Avellana is undoubtedly the most famous one...

5. The Conero Riviera, a pearl of the Adriatic Sea

The stretch of coast between the harbour of Ancona and Numana is called the Conero Riviera: more than 20 kilometers’ of coastline, many Blue Flag awards, a promontory which originates caves and creeks in the white rock and in the vegetation of the natural regional Conero Park. The area houses a rich fauna, a lush Mediterranean maquis and offers breathtaking views. In this corner of paradise, a luxuriant green Mount Conero overhangs crystal- clear waters and astonishing pebbled and rocky small beaches, all of which were awarded the Blue Flag . A symbol of this Conero Riviera is the “Two Sisters’beach, named after the two sea stacks emerging from the sea. The Conero Riviera belongs to the natural regional Conero park, which is a part of the Europarc Federation, the largest network of European Protected Areas. It’s absolutely a must-visit place, where you can taste the local Rosso Conero red wine, where you can visit picturesque villages with ancient origins dating back to Greek, Picene and Roman times, as well as spectacular bays such as that of Portonovo or cultural sites including museums, castles, fortresses, religious buildings, art towns and natural sites.

6.Fabriano: the city of paper

• Fabriano, a UNESCO creative city, equals to “city of paper”. • Nowadays paper mills produce mainly banknote paper, whereas in the past they were well-known for the production of F4 drawing album sheets. • The Paper and Watermark museum, which is visited every year by thousands of tourists, illustrates the evolution of paper making over the years, starting from hand-made production to the extensive display of watermarks. • Fabriano is embedded in the greenery of the Rossa and Frasassi Gorge Regional Park and surrounded by mountains . There are lots of activities available, such as visiting odd museums as the Piano museum and the Jobs on a bicycle museum or the enthralling Frasassi Caves, which are only a ten-minute drive. Not to be missed is the Salame of Fabriano, a Slow Food Presidium promoted by the Protection and Production Consortium.

Loreto: cradle of universal spirituality

• Loreto represents the spirituality of the Marche Region and of the whole world. • It owes its fame to the Shrine housing the Holy House of Nazareth where, according to tradition, the Virgin Mary was born and lived and where she received the announcement of the miraculous birth of Jesus. • A marble enclosure designed by Bramante covers the Holy House, while the most famous Renaissance artists designed the interior of the wonderful Cathedral (Basilica). • The sanctuary of Loreto is a beautiful example of basilica fortress-cathedral, characterized by patrol walkways, towers, guards and defensive systems. It is beautiful to walk along the walkways: from there you can admire the wonderful Marche countryside and enjoy a stunning view ranging from mountains to the sea. • In 2020, on the occasion of the centenary of Loreto's Virgin Mary, patron saint of aviators, the Pope Francesco elected Loreto as the only jubilee seat in the world. •

8. A «journey to the centre of the Earth» through the Frasassi Caves

The Frasassi Caves, in the heart of the Regional Nature Park of the Gola della Rossa and Frasassi, are one of Europe’s largest and most famous complex of caves. You can admire some of the most extravagantly fanciful stalagmites and stalactites you are ever likely to see. They were given funny names by speleologists , depending on their shapes. The Frasassi Caves were discovered by a group of speleologists from Cai Ancona on 25 September 1971 ; the guided tour lasts for around an hour; the temperature inside is a constantly 14 degrees C. Only one and a half km of this crystalline wonderland is open to the general public. The track is well equipped and easily accessible.

9. Jesi, Frederick II of Swabia, the «Stupor Mundi’s» birthplace

Jesi lies between the vine-clad rolling hills where Verdicchio, one of the Marche's most famous white wine is made. It’s a beguiling town rich in art and history. It was a Roman colony in 247 BC; in Piazza Federico II, which lies at the north-eastern end of the town where the Roman forum of Aesis once lay, the fabled medieval Hohenstaufen Emperor Frederick II, known as “Stupor Mundi” for his deeds, was born in 1194. An interactive museum dedicated to the Emperor can be visited in the same piazza. Jesi is also the birthplace of the well known opera composer Giovanni Pergolesi: he was born here in 1710. The town is surrounded by one of the region’s best 14thC walls, strengthened with six gates, buttresses and impregnable towers; it boasts the honour of being included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites, because it can preserve its cultural and art heritage.

10. Ancona and its strong link with the sea

Located in the centre of the Adriatic Sea, Ancona is on a bent elbow- shaped promontory which protects the harbour, offering spectacular sunrises and sunsets over the sea. Its Greek name, Ankon, means actually elbow; the founders of the town were the Greek from Syracuse. The most remarkable attractions are: the stunning Cathedral of San Ciriaco, a mix of Romanesque, Gothic and Byzantine style, a Roman Arch dedicated to the Emperor Trajan , standing at the end of the docks ; a pentagonal artificial island located inside the port, and today home to interesting art and photo exhibitions, as well as the Museo Omero, a tactile museum . Ancona can boast some beaches: rocky , sandy gravel and sand beaches. The most central one is that of Passetto. The most popular dishes are : “stoccafisso all'Anconitana” , made with stockfish - wind-dried cod - potatoes and very slow cooking; the “mosciolo selvatico” ( wild mussel) from Portonovo, that is protected by Slow Food Association.

11. Recanati, Giacomo Leopardi’s birthplace, city of poetry

• Recanati is the birthplace of one Italy's greatest poets, Giacomo Leopardi (1798-1837). The well-known opera singer Beniamino Gigli was born here too. • Just few miles inland from the Adriatic Sea, Recanati is strung out along the crest of a hill. It can be defined the typical “ balcony” hill town, for its sweeping panoramas. • Around every corner in the old town, plaques mark spots referred to in Leopardi’s poems: the “Piazzetta Sabato del Villaggio”, in front of the eighteenth-century Palazzo Leopardi, where Giacomo was born, holding memorabilia, manuscripts and his fascinating library, containing 20,000 volumes; the "House of Silvia; the "Hill of Infinite", which inspired the eponymous poem composed by the poet at 21; the Tower of the "Passero Solitario", located in the courtyard of Sant'Agostino’s cloister. A must see attraction is the museum in Villa Colloredo-Mels, a splendid 18th century villa on the edge of the town centre, holding Recanati's greatest art treasure, a room with four of Lorenzo Lotto's finest works, including an Annunciation made in 1534. dal film «Il giovane favoloso» di Mario Martone

Macerata: the city of bel canto

Macerata is known across the world for its annual open-air opera festival, taking place in its open-air Arena Sferisterio - a neo-classical arena built in 1820. The town stands on a hill and can boast one of the oldest universities in the world. The lifestyle here is genuine and traditional. In the heart of the town the eighteenth-century Palazzo Buonaccorsi houses the wonderful Aeneid room, decorated with the most impressive frescoes and a collection of both ancient and modern art. In the same Palace you can admire the fine carriages in the Museo delle Carrozze.

13. Abbazia di Fiastra e le abbazie della Val del Chienti: paradisi immersi nella natura

The abbey of Santa Maria di Chiaravalle di Fiastra is one of the most important and best preserved buildings of Cistercian architecture in Italy. It is the greatest evidence of the presence of Cistercian monks in the Marche. At the side of the building you can find the monastery, inside of which you can see the great cloister. It's made of bricks and it features low pillars, lowered arches and a trussed ceiling. The abbey belongs to the homonymous nature reserve which covers 4,448 acres. It's a wonderful setting: cultivated fields, protected animals and plants, two rivers and a lake make an ideal spot for those who intend to spend a nice day in contact with nature. In the Chianti valley, in the area of Macerata, there are other abbeys worth visiting, such as the abbey of Santa Maria a piè di Chienti, in the municipality of Montecosaro, the abbey of San Claudio in Corridonia, the abbey of San Firmano in Montelupone as well as the Rambona abbey in Pollenza.

14. Rosse: The Grand Canyon in the Marche

You may think that you're on Mars or in the Grand Canyon in Colorado, but you're actually in the "Lame Rosse" in the Marche! They're one of the better known and most spectacular places in the Marche. The weather-eroded pinnacles known as the Lame Rosse are in the area of the Sibillini mountains: they're one of the most striking geological features in the region, made of gravel and kept together by clay and loam. They have been shaped by the erosive action of atmospheric agents. You can admire them by doing the 7 km (round-trip) hike from Lake Fiastra. This path is the most beaten: it has a a difference in height of 200 meters and it is suitable for any visitors. First you walk on a dirt road, then , almost in the shade, you come across a holm oak forest; here the path becomes a pleasant and easy walk.

15. Sibillini mountains national park:the realm of mystery and charm

Between the Marche and Umbria Regions, in the heart of Italy, the Sibillini Mountains rise, with over twenty peaks that exceed two thousand metres, with the summit of Vettore Mountain. In these magical and wild lands memories of ancient Medieval rituals linger together with suggestive legends. The most famous are those of the Sibyl, an illustrious prophetess who lived in a cave located on the homonymous mountain and that of Pilate, according to which the body of the famous Roman prosecutor was dragged by some buffaloes into the red waters of the "demonic" lake, located in the high valley crossing the Vettore Mountain. In Pilate Lake, romantic and idyllic, the only one of natural origin in the Marche Region, lives the small and rare chirocephalus marchesonii, a microorganism that gives the lake's waters a lively reddish color. Hiking trails, horseback riding and mountain biking, hang-gliding or paragliding, rock and ice climbing, ski resorts, visits to the historical centres and the museums scattered in the different municipalities, are just some of the ways to experience the Park. Moreover, you can taste the delicacies of the area.

16. Ascoli Piceno: the travertine city, the sonderful living room of Italy

Piazza del Popolo is considered as one of the most beautiful squares in Italy. Rectangular in shape, it is circumscribed by the mighty facade of the Palazzo dei Capitani, the renowned "Caffè Meletti" in Art Nouveau style and by the Gothic shapes of the Church of San Francesco, nearby the Loggia dei Mercanti. The "Oliva all'ascolana" (Ascoli olive) is the street food dish best representing the city, known and appreciated all over the world. Another particular product to try is the anisette, a liqueur based on green anise, typical of this area. The museums of the city also deserve a visit: the Archaeological Museum, the heart of the Piceni Civilization, (pre-Roman Italic population), the Pinacoteca and the Diocesan Museum, preserving masterpieces by Carlo Crivelli and his school, artworks made between the XVth and the XVIth century.

17. San Benedetto del Tronto, the palm-trees Riviera.

San Benedetto del Tronto, an enchanting town with a strong maritime tradition, the beating heart of the Palms-Riviera, in the province of Ascoli Piceno, is a must-see place. Over 11 thousand tall palm trees decorate the avenues along the seafront, with pleasant cycle paths built close to the wide sandy beach, equipped to accommodate any type of tourist, ideal for families with children. The promenade is full of welcoming chalets opened until late at night, with pleasant entertainment, making the entire Riviera the kingdom of the "Marche Region nightlife". If you want to delight your palate with typical recipes of the maritime culinary tradition, you are in the right place. San Benedetto is home of the "Brodetto alla sambenedettese", a fish soup that differs from other recipes by adding peppers and vinegar. It is unique in its kind and it has always existed

18. Fermo: city of art and craftsmanship excellence

Fermo stands on the summit and along the slopes of Colle Sàbulo and its historical centre has remained almost intact over the centuries, with its stunning Medieval appearance. The heart of the city is the Renaissance "Piazza del Popolo, where the sixteenth-century "Palazzo dei Priori" is located. The wonderful Roman Cisterns really deserve a visit: it is an underground building of the Augustan age (40 AD), with an area of approximately 2,000 square metres. Fermo is also the heart of the Marche Region manufacturing activity. It is possible to shop for quality and at cheap price in the outlets nearby the production plants, in particular footwear and leather goods.

19. An edible Autumn in Le Marche: a journey between Acqualagna and Sant' Angelo in Vado, prized white truffle centres

The Marche region is well known for its prized white truffles. The centre for the truffle production and trade is Acqualagna in Pesaro-Urbino province. The town claims to be the only place in Italy where you'll find high-quality truffle throughout the year. The highlight of the white truffle calendar is the National Truffle Fair during the last weekend in October and first two weekends in November. Furthern towns in northern Marche have their own truffle fair, including Sant'Angelo in Vado ( National White Truffle Fair), Apecchio (White Truffle Festival and Products from the Woods), and Pergola ( Truffle Fair) . These fairs take place between the end of October and the beginning of November and are good opportunities to taste the numerous varieties of truffle and the local dishes based on it.

19. Acqualagna – Sant’Angelo in Vado: nel regno del tartufo bianco pregiato

20. Going to ancient villages and rolling hills

• The villages of the Marche Region are places of a different dimension, sending you back to a life which follows the natural rhythms of the seasons and in harmony with nature, places ready to welcome the visitor. There are 27 villages in the Marche Region acknowledged by the National Association of Italian Municipalities among "The most beautiful villages in Italy". The hinterland has also received many awards, such as the "Orange Flags", the "Authentic Villages" and the "Green Flags". The naturalistic heritage of the Marche Region includes, among the others, two national parks (Monti Sibillini and Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga), four regional parks (Monte Conero, Sasso Simone and Simoncello, Monte San Bartolo and Gola della Rossa and Frasassi), together with six natural reserves (Abbadia di Fiastra, Montagna di Torricchio, Ripa Bianca, Sentina, Gola del Furlo and Monte San Vicino and Monte Canfaito). The mountains of the Marche Region and their streams are a unique opportunity to practice all winter sports. Moreover, it is also possible go cycling, playing golf, horse riding or even sailing. •

21. Senigallia, the velvet beach with the «Rotonda sul Mare», city of starry restaurants and «Summer Jamboree» Thanks to its elegance, harmony and charm, the "Rotonda a Mare" is a unique place and is the symbolic image of Senigallia, with its long pier connecting the velvet beach and the Adriatic Sea. With its linear shapes, the "Rotonda" remains gently suspended between sky, land and sea offers unique, magical emotions and breathtaking views from its terraces, from dawn to sunset. For an evening with friends or family, the starry chefs of Senigallia are available for an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Summer Jamboree, on the other hand, is the right opportunity for dancing and diving into the atmosphere of the 1950s. The wonderful "velvet beach" is ideal for a memorable holiday, especially for children and families. Senigallia is also renowned for its intense cultural activity - shows, exhibitions and entertainment of the highest international level.

22. FANO, the city of Good Luck, of the Cesari Family and of Carnival, sea, culture and tradition:a pleasant surprise…

Fano, a seaside town inhabited for centuries by fishermen and sailors. Fano, a city of art, nestled between the hills and the Adriatic, proud of its long history. Fano, a city taking care of ecological preservation of the environment - sea, hills, urban spaces - and repeatedly awarded. Fano, welcoming and hosting city. Fano is a pleasant surprise for those who do not know it, yet, and an enjoyable place where those who discovers it loves to come back. Fano Carnival is the oldest in Italy after the Venetian one: this event, in fact, was described for the first time in the year 1347.

23. OSIMO, perché è naturalmente bella e accogliente. La città dei «senza testa» e della solidarietà, vi attende tra arte sogno e mistero… 23. OSIMO a beautiful and welcoming city, where art, dream and mystery merge (pagina 87)

It takes nothing to fall in love with a city rich in history, a history taking back to almost 3,000 years and has left a conspicuous and precious legacy, made up of archaeological finds and sites, art and architectural works. Mysterious as it has never been imagined, scenario of Templars and seven secrets that have hidden in the architecture, and engraved in the sandstone walls of the caves, messages that are difficult to interpret without their own reading key. Osimo surprises on every corner. Getting lost in the alleys that unravel from the central course, there is suddenly an exciting view, ranging from the Sibillini Mountains to the gentle green hills, to the blue sea of the Conero Riviera. Osimo is an art treasure chest. Behind the facades of the elegant buildings of the center and the ancient churches, it hides small treasures that no one would expect to find. The museums of the city contain the works of masters such as Pomarancio, Guercino, Ridolfi, Guido Reni, Simone De Magistris ... just to mention the best known ones. Osimo has also been able to preserve ancient rural traditions. The most heartfelt and famous is certainly the "Festa del Covo", held in Campocavallo. If you are not satisfied with a holiday in the hills but you want to enjoy the sun and take a swim, it takes just 20 minutes to reach the wonderful beaches of the Conero Riviera. Furthermore, Osimo is known for the "Lega del Filo d’Oro", an Association that is involved in the assistance, rehabilitation and reintegration in the family and society of deafmute children, young people and adults.

24. Offida the city of smile and hand-made lace

Offida is a lovely hill town, situated in southern Marche: it is rich in art and history and can boast top quality local produce and wines. It is well known for the production of high-quality hand-made lace. Offida's pride is the Carnival: it is claimed to date from 1347 and is one of Italy's most popular Carnivals. It can be defined the “city of smile”, as residents welcome visitors cheerfully; women can be seen smiling, seated at their doorways in old town passageways, working with bobbins, threads of white or grey yarn and pins on designs of flowers and animals. Getting married in Offida is today fashionable: you can choose the most amazing Offida's locations to celebrate weddings. Offida and its surrounding countryside have many opportunities for those wishing to enjoy a leisurely stroll or more challenging trek; there are also cycle routes and country trails, making cycling a great way to explore the area.

25. Porto San Giorgio and its fish stew

Porto San Giorgio is located on the South coast of the Marche region. It is an appealing seaside resort with sandy beach, boasting a wide range of accommodation facilities and a well-equipped marina. The town includes an uphill area, with the “Castello” and the fort, and the beach with the marina beyond the state road. The elegant buildings that intertwine with the most popular alleys are numerous; green corners and squares alternate with brand new buildings. The promenade is full of centuries-old palm trees, enhanced with Liberty villas and paving with fancy lighting effects. The typical dishes are garagoli (sea snails in gravy sauce seasoned with spices) and the brodetto ( the Marche fish stew). The vin cotto ( sweet “cooked” wine) is a sublime dessert wine made in the area. Children can have fun in Piazza Bambinopoli, a large playground area on the promenade: they can bike, skate and enjoy different leisure activities.

26. Porto Sant’Elpidio, una città con il mare nel cuore… 27. Civitanova Marche, an enjoyable place to explore

Civitanova Marche is an appealing seaside resort , boasting a colorful fishing port and different beaches, both sandy and gravel. The most attractive stretch of promenade and beach lies to the south and has attractive planting and a calm air.

It is a popular centre for the footwear industry: the town is actually in the heartland of the Marche’s shoe industry.

The town centre offers plenty of stylish window-shopping, green public gardens and Liberty style houses.

Four km inland from the town stands the medieval hilltop borgo of Civitanova Marche Alta, home to the historic theatre dedicated to the birthplace writer Annibal Caro.

Civitanova Marche offers the opportunity to enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Chienti river; there's also a cycle route, connecting the old town with the coast.

The most important event taking place in Civitanova Marche is Civitanova Danza, an International Dance Festival, staging forms of modern dance from many countries in the world.

28. Porto Recanati, a relaxing holiday destination

Porto Recanati is one of the Marche's favourite destinations, close to the Conero Riviera. This small seaside town has an airy and spacious feel to its streets, and an attractive view of the peak of Mount Conero to the north. The beach is sandy gravel, with clear water and it is not too crowded ; it is a perfect place for a relaxing holiday. There's a wide range of accommodation facilities, such as hotels, campsites, B&B, etc. In summer the prestigious "Beniamino Gigli" arena hosts a variety of interesting productions and performances.

29. Torre di Palme, a pretty village in the list of «the borghi più belli d’Italia»organization

Torre di Palme is an hamlet in the municipality of Fermo, included in the list of “The Borghi più belli d'Italia” organization, promoting the prettiest of Italy's villages with fewer than 2,000 inhabitants. The earliest tribes that inhabited the area were the Piceni in the 6th century B.C; later the Romans settled here in 268 BC. Torre di Palme is Fermo's oldest village, still retaining its medieval layout. Walking around the centre, you can admire sweeping panoramas over the sea. A must-see attraction is the church of Sant'Agostino, which houses a precious polyptych by Vittore Crivelli. Near Torre di Palme a stroll in the Cugnòlo Wood is recommended; the footpath is 2 km long, including the Grotta degli Amanti ( “ cave of the lovers”).

30. Petritoli, the new wedding planet Petritoli, a small Marche Region village, has about 2,500 inhabitants; however, unlike many other villages, it has managed to create a sort of supply chain between public and private that leads to the registration of dozens of foreign marriages every year. The newlyweds choose Petritoli for its exclusive location for the presence of many private structures suitable for hosting such a memorable day. An extraordinary location, the specialized commercial activities and a very flexible municipal regulation, all this makes the country available to the couple: this is perhaps all the secret of Petritoli's popularity, more and more the place chosen for weddings - civil and religious - of many foreign couples. People from Petritoli know very well that the enhancement of the city means the increase in tourists destination and business opportunities. Today it is also possible to get married at the Iride Theatre, in Piazza della Rocca, on the balcony of the Civic Tower and in the Garden of the Nursery School, in addition, of course, to the Council Hall. Petritoli, wedding wonderland

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