Built in the 10th century and extended in 1520 by the Fregoso, it has a 7th-century crypt. The side chapels are adorned with precious 17th and 18th-century inlaid and gilded ancones with many excellent pieces including a 16th-century wooden Crucifix of the…
Now a museum, the fortress was built around the year 1000 but underwent radical transformation in the 15th century under Federico da Montefeltro, who entrusted the work to Francesco di Giorgio Martini. His architectural intervention transformed the military bulwark into a noble residence for…
Standing in one of the most panoramic places, these are extraordinary lookout posts over the valley. The church houses various works of art including a 15th-century wooden statue.
These can be found all over by following road signs. They should ideally be visited during the Bread Festival at the end of June when they are all open.
Situated on the north side of the rocky spur, it hosts scout groups and other visitors. Inside it has a precious 16th-century fresco. A delightful foot path leads from here to the fortress.
In the village of Poggio, it was built based on the early 15th-century churches of San Leo. After a landslide in the 18th century, the small temple became part of a larger church dedicated to St. Blaise. Bearing witness to its age are…
Beyond Ponte Baffoni is the village of Antico and this temple, with essential lines adorned by a delightful portal and elegant rose window. Dedicated to Our Lady of Graces it welcomes the faithful with the loving embrace of a compassionate…
Its strategic position means it has lost none of its charm. It bears witness to an intense period in the Middle Ages and Renaissance when it was a defensive bulwark. Yet it met a tragic end, as did the village that stood on…
A characteristic village of stone houses that can only be reached on foot and that stands in an extraordinarily picturesque position. It has been abandoned, which merely adds to its charm.
This is a typical intimate 16th century mountain residence with a fireplace and bread oven. In a renewed museum layout, it displays exhibits from prehistoric and protohistoric times, as well as others from the Roman era and the Middle Ages.
Situated in the village, it dates from the 12th century and had a defensive role. It then became the bell tower of the nearby church of St. Martin.
At the foot of the village, it indicates the only entrance to the old town until the carriage road was constructed. Built in wood at the time of the Romans, it was then only the second bridge in the Marecchia…
Built in the 20th century it has Liberty accents with a fastigium with pinnacles on the outside and inside, pillars and columns supporting three circles with stucco ceilings.
Skypark offers a variety of outdoor entertainments involving physical challenges, especially for children, from climbing to geocatching.
