Our loyal readers will immediately recognize the name San Romualdo! How often did we mention this saint in our articles? The Saint was born between 951-953 in Ravenna, not exactly near Le Marche, especially at that time! Around the age of 20 he converted to the Benedictine order, stayed in Read more…
Recently, a new cultural association from Jesi organized a tour through the lesser-known districts of that city. Isabelle was especially interested in the visit to the San Marco church, according to many the most beautiful church in Jesi. Full of expectation she followed the group along the busy Viale della Read more…
One of my resolutions for this year was to attend more theatre plays, concerts and ballets. Since we have more than 100 theatres in Le Marche, that wouldn’t be that difficult. I must say that I am doing a great job with my resolution and, above all, I also find Read more…
January 27 is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, called Giorno della Memoria (Day of Remembrance) in Italy. Lectures, readings and film screenings are held in memory of the many victims of the genocide of the Jews.With his Stolperstein art campaign, the artist Gunter Demnig has found a beautiful way to permanently Read more…
Today we are talking about a real insider tip – so inside that it is literally inside a natural reserve: the Restaurant il Bucatino in Jesi. It was Elke’s husband who usually bikes in this area, to discover it. The restaurant can only be reached via a wide gravel road, Read more…
We mentioned already in one of our very first posts how the word palio has much more to entail than just what Palio di Siena does. It is especially the case of Jesi, which every year starting from May 4th re-enacts one of its most important historical moment with a Read more…