Arts & Crafts
The stunning streetart in Cacciano
It was about time that street art started to be considered as unique as other forms of art (should we thank Banksy for this worldwide popularity?). In Le Marche we Read more
Museums
Ferragosto, Loreto and the “Santa Casa”
Many Catholic countries celebrate the Assumption of Mary on August 15th, including Italy. This date is also a traditional day off in Italy, called “Ferragosto”. Don’t be surprised if everything Read more
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? Read more
for Kids
Let’s play a game! Jump, turn, and run!
The music teacher Danilo Donninelli from Monte San Vito came up with something original to keep the children engaged with something unusual in a playground. The path was already there, Read more
Hikes & Walks
Follow in the footsteps of Romans – Via Flaminia
All roads lead to Rome, or at least that’s how we learned it at school. In fact, all roads left from Rome and among those, the most important to the Read more
Villages
The beauty of “borghi”
When we introduced the blog, 2 years and 149 individual posts ago (that’s correct, this is currently my 150th post!), we underlined the peculiarity of Le Marche region, that has Read more