When we Marchigians go to the big city, we mean Ancona, the capital of our region. With around 150,000 inhabitants, it is also the largest municipality in the Marche. Not everyone likes this port city (refer to our post about 24 Hours in Ancona to find our that I was Read more…
Finally spring! Wonderfully sunny and mild temperatures are the perfect conditions for some outdoor walking. It’s the time when nature shows itself at its best and flowers are blooming everywhere: wild daffodils, a huge variety of orchids, wild peonies, fragrant flowering gorse, you name it. That’s why we selected 3 Read more…
Elke and Otto ventured on a pre-dinner walk back in November when, surprisingly enough, the weather was still nice and not so chill was the evening! Mondolfo in the hinterland and neighboring Marotta on the coast have merged into one municipality. We have already reported about many of the attractions Read more…
We had never experienced such a late summer in Le Marche. Sometimes the thermometer even showed 30 degrees! But the landscape around us is slowly adjusting to autumn and is showing the first shades of brown, red and yellow. On beautiful sunny days, you are naturally drawn out into nature Read more…
San Severino Marche has a lower part (basso) and an upper city (alto)! Indeed, the oldest part, called the Castello, is located on Monte Nero. This is where the inhabitants of the Roman Septempeda in the valley fled during the raids of the gutters. (6th century AD)The Borgo came later Read more…
I have only participated in 2 events organised by Risorgimarche and none of them recently. Luckily for us, Elke and Otto have gone twice, both times it was about concerts on the Potenza River. Here is what Elke suggests us: “Both tours were quite mountainous for my fitness class (there Read more…