Take advantage of the property's ideal location for trips to unique sights, breathtaking natural paradises, and much more. Here are the region's must-sees:

Cupra Marittima – impressive Seashell Museum „Museo Malacologico Piceno“

Small seaside resort on the Palm Riviera. Its 2 km long beach is "Blue Flag" certified, a recognition of its commitment to sustainable tourism. The well-preserved flora at the northern part of the beach and the partly adjacent pine forest also earned the idyllic coastal town the "Due vele" (2 sails) award, given by Legambiente and the Touring Club Italia. More

Grottammare – the Pearl of the Adriatic

Well-maintained, small bathing resort on the Palm Riviera. Its 5 km long sandy beach is "Blue Flag" certified (environmental award for sustainable tourism). The municipality was also awarded the so-called "Due vele" (2 sails) and is a member of the association "I borghi più belli d’Italia (The most beautiful places in Italy). More

Ripatransone – Belvedere of Piceno

12.5 km away from the Adriatic Sea, Ripatransone perches at 494 m above the valleys of the Menochia and Tesino rivers, offering breathtaking views of the sea and the mountain massif of Gran Sasso in the hinterland. Ripatransone holds the title of the Orange Flag "Bandiera Arancione," which stands for an outstanding urban landscape and excellent tourism infrastructure. It is a member of the associations City of Oil "Città del Olio" and City of Honey "Città del miele". More

San Benedetto del Tronto – Riviera of Palms

San Benedetto del Tronto is the southernmost coastal city in the Italian Marche region. Its culture is strongly influenced by the long history of its port and fishing industry. The beach promenade, affectionately called "Lungomare," is lined with oleander bushes and a total of 8,000 palm trees, earning the port city the title of "Riviera of Palms". Also San Benedetto boasts well-kept, elongated sandy beaches that hold the "Blue Flag". More

Golf Club I Lauri

Beautifully situated golf club between the romantic hills of the Italian Marche region. Vacationers are welcome at any time and can rent their equipment on-site. More

Offida – ancient Fortress with Panoramic Views

As a member of the association "I borghi più belli d’Italia" (The most beautiful places in Italy), Offida is rich in historical sights. Alone, eight churches and a monastery testify to the long ecclesiastical rule. The medieval town center is located on a rocky massif and offers enchanting views of the surrounding valleys and the sea. In the idyllic hinterland, wine named "Offida" is produced. More

Torre di Palme – unique Panorama of the Sea

The small charming village is a member of the association "I borghi più belli d’Italia" (The most beautiful places in Italy). It is situated on a picturesque panoramic platform above the Adriatic coast. The surrounding city wall of the medieval old town offers access through the two gates "Porta da Sole" and "Porta da Bora". More

Fermo – Roman Cisterns

Fermo is located on the 319 m high "Colle Sàbulo" and offers a breathtaking view of the coastal landscape and the hill ranges in the hinterland. The city is not only a focal point for tourists but also for culture enthusiasts and students. Because in addition to various highly interesting sights and the proximity to the sea, Fermo has one of the oldest universities in Italy. More

Ascoli Piceno – City of Travertine

Ascoli Piceno is the capital of the eponymous province, where the holiday home of Villino collinamare^® is also located. The historic city center is almost entirely built of travertine. Thanks to its wealth of arts and architecture, the city is one of the most popular destinations in central Italy. The many noble and bell towers also gave it the name "City of 100 Towers". More

Cascatelle di Castel Trosino – Waterfalls with crystal-clear Water

The picturesque village of Castel Trosino is perched high up on an imposing rock massif, while the small waterfalls lie hidden below in untouched nature. You can swim in the crystal-clear mountain water. Above the riverbed there is also a small reservoir with azure-blue water as well as a thermal and a sulphur spring, known as the "Sorgente Termale" and "Sorgente Sulfurea" respectively. More

Loreto – Pilgrimage to the Holy House

Loreto is one of the most important Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world and, after St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, the second most important in Italy. The Basilica contains the so-called "Santa Casa," according to legend, the Holy House of Nazareth, where Mary grew up and received the Annunciation. It is said to have been carried to Loreto by angels. The origin of the city wall, which initially enclosed the historic center of Loreto and later was expanded around the basilica, dates back to the 14th century. More

Acquasanta Terme – in the Heart of the Apennines

Acquasanta Terme is a famous spa town. Hence the name "Acquasanta" (Holy Water). The medieval town center was largely built of travertine and is embedded in an impressive mountain landscape of the Gran Sasso National Park. Excursions pass by a Roman travertine bridge that once connected the ancient Via Salaria from Rome to the Adriatic coast. Nature lovers will find waterfalls (Cascate della Volpara e Prata) or forests with chestnut, fir, beech, or oak trees. More

Monte Ascensione & Calanques – Rock Formations with fabulous Views

Breathtaking hiking paradise in the surroundings of the provincial capital Ascoli Piceno. The nature park "Parco dei Calanchi e Monte Ascensione" surrounds the legendary mountain massif "Monte Ascensione". From there, you can enjoy phenomenal views of the rock formations of the so-called Calanques and the sea. More

Macerata – Opera in a historic Open-Air Arena

The provincial capital offers numerous sights. It belongs to the association of art and culture cities and hosts, among others, the opera event "Sferisterio" – an open-air opera performed in a 19th-century arena of the same name. More

Ancona – Conero Riviera

Ancona is the capital of the Marche region and the eponymous province. It extends from the Adriatic coast to the imposing massif of "Monte Conero". Among several beaches in Ancona, the so-called "Portonovo" is noteworthy, completely enclosed in the nature reserve of Conero. The Blue Flag flies at all beaches, guaranteeing a clean sea, among other things. More

Jesi – Birthplace of Frederick II

Jesi presents a harmonious coexistence of Baroque and Renaissance buildings, which was already awarded by UNESCO in 1969. The third provincial capital behind Ancona and Senigallia is located in the heart of the wine-growing region "Verdicchio". The sparkling white wine can be tasted everywhere on-site. More

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Genga – Frasassi Caves

The Frasassi Cave system, as one of the most impressive and fascinating underground areas worldwide, has a simple and accessible path for everyone. Located in the middle of the Natural Park of the Gola della Rossa and Frasassi, it also offers wonderful outdoor and cultural experiences, such as: visiting the famous Sanctuary of Madonna di Frasassi, visiting the museum of San Vittore and the museum of Genga, hiking trails, and much more! Visit the website www.frasassi.com for more information. More

Castelluccio – Castelluccio Plateau

A spectacular plateau for mountain enthusiasts and outdoor sports lovers, offering numerous activities such as hang gliding, paragliding, hiking, Nordic walking, cycling, and horseback riding. Especially from May to June, wildflowers and lentil fields transform the karst plateau into a colorful sea of blossoms.
The plateau lies at an elevation of approximately 1,350 meters above sea level and is divided into three sections: Pian Grande, Pian Piccolo, and Pian Perduto. With a total area of 7 km², Pian Grande is the second-highest karst plateau in Italy after the Piana del Fucino and is surrounded on all sides by the slopes of the Sibillini Mountains. More

National Park „Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini“

One of the most beautiful hiking paradises in Italy. The elongated peaks of the Monti Sibillini reach up to 2,500 meters in height. The national park impresses with diverse landscapes, such as plateaus (e.g., Piano Grande near Castelluccio di Norcia), bare peaks, gorges, or waterfalls. In early summer, a richness of flora and fauna enchants the meadows and forests further down. Among them are orchids and numerous mountain flowers. More

Gorge: „Gola del Furlo“ near Acqualagna

The "Gola del Furlo" nature reserve is located just a few kilometers from the town of Acqualagna. This stunning park features breathtaking mountain landscapes, imposing gorges, and spectacular views. Visitors can encounter rare plant species and wild animals such as foxes, eagles, and fallow deer. More

Lake of Campotosto – idyllic Mountain Lake in the Nature Reserve

The reservoir in the nearby Abruzzo region is one of the largest artificial lakes in Europe. Located at 1313 meters above sea level, it is part of the National Park "Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga" and the nature reserve "Riserva Naturale Statale Omonima". Its approximately 40 km long promenade invites for strolling during romantic sunsets. More

Assisi – Birthplace of St. Francis of Assisi

The basilicas of San Francesco and Santa Chiara, the burial places of St. Francis and St. Clare, are among the most important pilgrimage sites in Christianity. But also, the medieval city center, surrounded by the exceptionally well-preserved city walls, invites for strolling and is a popular destination for culture lovers. More

Urbino – UNESCO World Heritage Site

One of the most important cities of the Italian Renaissance. Urbino is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its architecture and cultural history and is home to one of the oldest and most significant universities in Europe (founded in 1506). More

San Marino (Microstate) – oldest Republic in the World

Three fortresses perch on the so-called "Monte Titano," a rocky ridge belonging to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the summits, one is rewarded with breathtaking views extending to the sea and far into the hinterland. More

Rome – 2-Day Tour

Rome, once the center of the ancient Roman Empire, is considered one of the most coveted tourist destinations worldwide. The capital of Italy is also the administrative seat of the Lazio region. Its honorary name "The Eternal City" reflects the great significance of its three millennia-spanning history. The historic city center is among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. More

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