Who doesn’t know the famous Tuscan town of San Gimignano with its many towers. But the Marche also has its tower city, namely Ascoli Piceno. It is less well-known than its Tuscan counterpart, although in the 13th century it had 200 towers, while San Gimignano had a maximum of 72 Read more…
Nature never ceases to amaze us. And I am not thinking about majestic natural phenomenon very far from us, but simply to a split rock, or Sasso Spaccato, that is very close to the Sibillini Mountains and Acquasanta Terme . Isabelle and Erik drove their new campervan all the way Read more…
Italy and our Le Marche are slowly getting back to tracks. What a better way to promote our territory with free access to some National museums? Here is a throwback to some of the museums that we dedicated a post to already, you can click on the links to read Read more…
You can’t really say you are from Le Marche if you have never hiked to the famous Lago di Pilato (Pilato’s Lake). Actually, if you want to sound even more marchigiano, you should definitely call it “Pilato’s LakeS”. Indeed, this natural lake, located at 1940mt asl, presents itself sometimes as two lakes, connected Read more…
In our blog there is a special section that gathers the traditions all around Le Marche. Tradition is a very misused word, because what can be exactly known as a tradition? Tradition is something that should be passed down from generations to generations, because of its preciousness and uniqueness. And Read more…
Here we are (already!!) again ready with the FAI days. On time as every Spring and Autumn, the FAI allows visitors to discover hidden places all around the peninsula. This time we are going to introduce you to the Hermitage “Eremo di San Marco”, in Ascoli Piceno, which Isabelle visited Read more…