Looking for a place to spend a quiet holiday Porto Recanati is the ideal place.
It is surrounded by the nature of the Monte Conero, and is located in the Marche region on the Adriatic coast.
It has a beautiful sea and beaches only.
Porto Recanati has ancient origins, dating back to 184 BC, but became a veritable sea port only to the sixteenth century with the declaration of a republic.
The old town is full of monuments to see.
Lots of churches including the oldest is that of Santa Maria di Castelnuovo, dating back to 1253.
There are many museums that have been created within historic buildings.
But Porto Recanati is famous worldwide for being the birthplace of the great poet Giacomo Leopardi, so you can not visit the places so dear to him: his house, the tower of thrushes, the square of the village Saturday.
During the summer the city comes alive with tourists but also many events, exhibitions, trade fairs held in every corner of the city.
For those who love the sea and beaches offer all the Services that can also do water sports, while nature lovers there is the pine forest, fresh and relaxing.
The town of Senigallia has the honor to receive from 1997, the famous Blue Flag for the purity of its waters, making it the first resort in the Marche.
Its origins are ancient, dating back to the fourth century BC, but its important tourist begins only with the advent of the Kingdom of Italy.
It has a beautiful old town which still preserves traces of history that has seen Senigallia become the tourist attraction it is today.
You can visit the palace of the Duke of Bavaria or the Palace, dating from the XVI century.
Or the Rock Roveresca reminiscent of the great power of the city during the Renaissance.
Being a purely seaside resort, Senigallia has beautiful beaches, well maintained and equipped so as to be attractive place for families on vacation.
The evenings, especially summer ones, are always enlivened by events, involving tourists not comfortable giving to surrender to boredom.
The main feature of the cuisine found in Senigallia and that you can not help but feel, is the fresh fish.
The famous fish stew, here is prepared with 13 tipoligie fish and if you want to taste you book one of the many restaurants in town.
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Gabicce Mare is the first town we meet going down in the Marches along the Adriatic coast.
Gabicce Mare is located not far from the Catholic though there is already in the province of Pesaro-Urbino.
For this reason, this town suffers a great deal of influence Romagna and is often confused.
It is a very old city and many artifacts were found above all at sea.
As evidence of its ancient origins, is still visible the Church of S.
Hermes, in the ancient castle built in 775 or so.
It is a work dating back to Roman times and still has some important works, such as the painting of the Madonna del Latte end of the fourteenth century.
Like all seaside town has some beautiful beaches, with beach equipped at all points.
But Gabicce is over 16 years internationally renowned for its sea, with the assignment of the famous Blue Flag.
Originally this town was a fishing village, but was able to take advantage of its turning into a wonderful tourist destination, popular throughout the world.
Who does not love the holidays just the sea, and do not want to miss even a complete immersion in nature, it is useful to know that Gabicce Mare is part of the beautiful Natural Park of Monte San Bartolo.
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