Historical Sites

The centerpiece of the city is the famous Piazza del Campo, with its distinctive shell shape, in which the famous Palio, one of the most important eve… Read the rest

At the meeting point of two valleys, the Val D’Orcia and the Val di Chiana, stands Montepulciano. Built along the narrow top of a limestone hill… Read the rest

It is said that in Dolceacqua you cannot discuss Rossese or michette (the local, delicious, brioche-shaped…), because each inhabitant is convinc… Read the rest

The earliest historical records of Narni, then "Nequinum," date back to 600 B.C., but the area was inhabited since Neolithic times. In 299 B… Read the rest

he bridge was built around 27 B.C. in connection with the rearrangement and upgrading of the Via Flamina undertaken by Emperor Augustus. Placed just b… Read the rest

The town of Cascia rises 563 m. above sea level, near the river Corno. Cascia was born during Roman times, although no remains of that era due to the… Read the rest

The ancient capital of the Montefeltro Duchy (35 km from Pesaro) rises on the top of two hills and along their slopes with the roofs of the houses and… Read the rest

Always a symbol of the city of Fano, it was in Roman times the main gateway to the Colonia Julia Fanestris, deducted by the Emperor Augustus on the si… Read the rest

Guglionesi has an almost intact historic center, rich in medieval monuments, but also gourmet destinations. In Guglionesi it is a pleasure to stroll a… Read the rest

The Valley of the Temples, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, is home to one of the Mediterranean’s greatest archaeological complexe… Read the rest