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Arcevia

History

A walk through eras in the Archaeological Museum of Arcevia

We have already published several articles about the castle villages of Arcevia: Caudino and Nidastore, Castiglioni, Palazzo, San Pietro and Loretello and finally Piticchio.But we haven’t written anything about Arcevia itself yet! A few Sundays ago Isabelle and Erik visited the archaeological museum in Arcevia with a guided tour (that Read more…

By Laura, 5 months12 September 2022 ago
History

A San Michele Church in Arcevia, on the imaginary line of “Michael’s sword”

Our region is such a beauty that we say that one of our hobbys is to travel around the region for the sake of admiration towards it. Every now and then we discover also some hidden treasures, and this was the case of Isabelle and Erik’s latest discovery: the Benedictine Read more…

By Laura, 1 year23 September 2021 ago
Villages

Castelli di Arcevia. Part 4: San Pietro and Loretello

My first “field trip” after a very long time was at the beginning of 2021 with Isabelle. Finally I got to see my beautiful hills again! We decided to drive to Loretello, one of the “castles” of Arcevia. You know when they say that the path is sometimes more surprising Read more…

By Laura, 2 years21 January 2021 ago
Villages

Castelli di Arcevia. Part 3: Palazzo

Our discovery tour through the walled villages of Arcevia continues! After Nidastore, Caudino, Castiglioni and Avacelli, it’s time for the picturesque Palazzo. Do you remember how we previously said that the walled villages were nowadays very different among each other, but very often situated on top of a hill? Well, Read more…

By Laura, 2 years15 October 2020 ago
Literature & Film

Holiday reading tip: Belmonte

A novel set in a fictional location in Le Marche, in Belmonte. But right afterthe first pages it struck how the landscape looked familiar: is the author describing Moie? Fabriano? Senigallia? Not only the landscape, but also the descriptions of weather and storms and the people look so real and Read more…

By Laura, 2 years6 August 2020 ago
for Kids

Which toys did Santa Clause bring in the past? A visit to the Museum of Toys in Piticchio

We don’t need to go back dozens and dozens of years to answer this question, as the habits of the children have changed so rapidly that even my childhood’s toys differ from the ones from today. Isabelle, my Dutch fellow blogger, has discovered a beautiful museum that can help us Read more…

By Laura, 3 years18 December 2019 ago

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