Le Marche:
Renaissance Gems, Spacious Beaches and Stunning Hill Towns
Le Marche’s unique charm can be found in the totality of what it has to offer. With over 180 km of Adriatic beaches, multiple national and regional wilderness parks, enchanting hill towns around every corner and the majesty of Urbino, the region has something for everyone. Opportunities for trekking and cycling abound, with new trails being added all the time. Combined with its wine trails, Le Marche is a perfect destination for slow tourism.
Cossignano by Mariano Pallottini
Palazzo Ducale, Urbino (Marche) 02 by Fabio Demitri
Urbino, Oratorio di San Giovanni Battista 02 by Mattis
Presepe nell’Oratorio di San Giuseppe by Yannick Anné
Sirolo panorama by Alessandro Vecchi
Senigallia la spiaggia e la rotonda sul mare by Garassino
Spiaggia di San benedetto del Tronto by Luigi936
Madonna sugli scogli by FaustOlivieri
GrottaDellaSibilla by Stefano Ciocchetti
Apennine Chamois female and young in August by Bürglin
Lago di fiastra MC by Liverottis
Genga Tempio del Valadier 2a by Alicudi
Piazza del popolo di notte – Ascoli Piceno by Flavia Cenciarini
Eremo di San Marco – Facciata by Antmaury
Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga, Italy by Yoal Desurmont
The Charms of the Southern Hills
Villages, Castles and Caves
The Grand Sibillini Mountains
Almost Tropical Southern Beaches
City Culture
Coastal Pleasures
Urbino – Cultural Jewel of Le Marche
Be amazed by the perfect renaissance city of Urbino, with its incredibly preserved Ducal Palace.
Enjoy Le Marche’s historic communities, hidden coves and nature reserves.
Why not take a breathtaking hike in the area that leads to a magnificent waterfront church?
The region’s coastal cities are known for their festivals, including the annual Rossini Opera Festival.
Delight in velvety sand beaches that go on for miles, as well as standout coastal towns known for their public art and sublime dining possibilities.
Adventurers must head to the Sibillini Mountains; with more than 20 peaks, they offer a phenomenal array of options for tourism in nature.
Don’t miss the park’s alpine lakes and its very own Grand Canyon!
Whether enjoying a frog race festival, relishing the subtle flavors of white truffles or exploring some of Italy’s most famous caves, Le Marche’s hill towns offer something to delight every traveler.
Bask in the tropical feeling towns of Southern Le Marche. From family friendly beach towns to a Medieval village high on a hill, this stretch of the region’s coast has got you covered.
Head for the hills to visit a magnificent hermitage built right into the mountains and a town with a picture-perfect square where you can watch handmade lace being made and taste wine in a 16th-century palazzo.
