WHAT TO SEE IN PESARO

FRASASSI: Between two mountains cut to peak, the Gola della Rossa a wild gorge hides the treasure of the caves with splendid formations of stalactites, stalagmites and crystal flows in a harmonious succession of shapes between lakes, ponds and chests, illuminated with natural colors and artificial lights. A long itinerary presents a surreal landscape, a world at the beginning of nature.

GUBBIO: A predominantly mountainous area bordered to the east by the Apennine chain and to the west by the Tiber valley, it is rich in natural beauties and art treasures where history, culture and landscape coexist in a harmonious symbiosis. Next to historical centers of extraordinary beauty and charm that preserve excellent testimonies of the medieval era, it offers a nature with uncontaminated environments and artistic craft productions that bear witness to the centuries-old mastery of a consolidated skill.

In an elevated position on two hills, around the sweet amphitheater of the Apennine mountains, Urbino, a city sacred to culture and art, also preserves the intact face of a center of the Middle Ages and of the Renaissance, with exceptional architectural and pictorial masterpieces . Inside the Palazzo Ducale (15th century) is the National Gallery of the Marche with paintings by Paolo Uccello, Piero della Francesca, Raphael, Titian.

SAN MARINO: Nestled between the Romagna and the Marches, just a few kilometers from the Adriatic coast, the Republic of San Marino covers an area of just 61 km. The panorama that can be admired from the three towers built on the top of Mount Titano is particularly impressive. San Marino, with its rich heritage of architectural, museum and historical heritage and ample shopping opportunities, attracts over three million tourists each year.

SAN LEO: Picturesque fortress of the Middle Ages placed on a sheer cliff, an example of fortress, accessible for a single way cut into the rock. Inside there is a collection of ancient and modern weapons and a picture gallery.

MONDAVIO: On a hill in the hinterland, it testifies its importance during the Renaissance centuries and gives the visitor a series of evocative historical, artistic and panoramic solicitations. Inside, a museum of historical and scenic re-enactment shows how life in the fortress took place. In the armory you can admire a selection of weapons of the time.

Gradara Castle is a magnificent example of military architecture of the fourteenth century. The route winds through the narrow streets of the citadel where you can admire evocative views of the Romagna Riviera and Montefeltro. In the castle of Gradara, now a state museum, 14 rooms are visited, all furnished with antique furniture and works of art, including the Santa Sofia altarpiece by Giovanni Santi and a terracotta by Andrea Della Robbia.
He wants an ancient tradition that within the walls of the fortress of Gradara took place the fierce murder of Paolo Malatesta and Francesca da Polenta by the betrayed Giovanni (Gianciotto) Malatesta called ‘Lo Sciancato’. Ancient history of blood made immortal by the famous verses of Dante Alighieri.