Senigallia is one of our favorite beach towns in the Marche. The seaside resort, which is extremely popular with Italians, offers the famous velvet beach, many good restaurants and a charming and lively old town. Outside of the main holiday month of August, when it is murderously crowded here, Senigallia 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…
When it comes to beaches we can’t complain in Le Marche; we have indeed 170 km of coast! From north to south there are sand, pebble and rocky beaches. Just to brag a little bit more, many of them have just received the Bandiera Blu (Blue Flag) quality certificate again 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…
Lace making has a very long history throughout Europe, from Belgium to France, from England to Italy. Le Marche could not be any less and if you are looking for the real craft of lace making, your destination must only be Offida. Located in the south of Le Marche, on Read more…