Looking for a beach holiday with a pinch of culture? Then you should consider San Benedetto del Tronto, the palm beach of Le Marche. Here, since 2012, you can have a walk on the pier while observing the beautiful sculpture of MAM or Museo d’Arte Sul Mare (art museum by Read more…
Macerata is one of the 5 provinces of Le Marche and, can you believe me when I say that I had never visited it before last February? SHAME on me. Do not follow my example and let yourself discover its small alleys and rich cultural treasures in a one-day trip. Read more…
In March, the cob or mud house in Monte Roberto was opened to the public for just one day. We had already visited an entire district of mud houses in Macerata, Villa Ficana, but we couldn’t miss the opportunity right on our doorstep.Elke, Isabelle and I have driven past this Read more…
On a chill spring afternoon, my friend Diletta and I decided, very randomly, to go for a hike. We parked just outside the small village of Albacina, along the road that leads to Poggio San Romualdo and we continued on foot. Just after the first sharp hairpin bend, we turned Read more…
Cycling enthusiasts long the start of the summer season for the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France to kick off! In my family we are nothing but lazy people, however we love watching Giro d’Italia and, if some stages happen to be near us, we make sure we will be Read more…
I think I can speak for every real Marchigian here, when I say that what we missed the most in Le Marche during the pandemic were the several and countless “sagre”, aka festivals. The word festival doesn’t really do justice to these social gatherings where the occasion is (most of Read more…