SENIGALLIA EXPERIENCES
History, culture, art, events
Those who come to Senigallia cannot remain indifferent to the many attractions offered in this eclectic area: nature, culture, history, art, music... there really is something for everyone!
Many know about Senigallia for the famous song “Una rotonda sul mare” by the famous Fred Bongusto, but Senigallia is so much more. In addition to the striking Rotonda a Mare, created as one of the first bathing platforms in history, Senigallia possesses a delightful coastline with soft, fine sand, so much so that it is known as the “Velvet Beach”.
From the sparkling seafront promenade dotted with restaurants, clubs and the place of Senigallia's nightlife, it is easy to reach the city's historic centre, full of charm and monuments that reflect the town's glorious past.
Throughout the summer, Senigallia is animated by large and small events that enliven summer evenings such as the famous Music Festival and the Summer Jamboree.
The surroundings are a real treasure to discover, from natural landscapes to cities of art, from medieval villages to parks, all within easy reach. For enthusiasts, we recommend a few villages that should not be missed:
Many know about Senigallia for the famous song “Una rotonda sul mare” by the famous Fred Bongusto, but Senigallia is so much more. In addition to the striking Rotonda a Mare, created as one of the first bathing platforms in history, Senigallia possesses a delightful coastline with soft, fine sand, so much so that it is known as the “Velvet Beach”.
From the sparkling seafront promenade dotted with restaurants, clubs and the place of Senigallia's nightlife, it is easy to reach the city's historic centre, full of charm and monuments that reflect the town's glorious past.
Throughout the summer, Senigallia is animated by large and small events that enliven summer evenings such as the famous Music Festival and the Summer Jamboree.
The surroundings are a real treasure to discover, from natural landscapes to cities of art, from medieval villages to parks, all within easy reach. For enthusiasts, we recommend a few villages that should not be missed:
Corinaldo
A small medieval village near Senigallia that has kept its defensive walls virtually intact. This gem nestled in the hills of the Marche is a multiple award winner: Green Flag for Agriculture, Orange Flag of the Touring Club and listed as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy.
Ostra Vetere
Formerly called Montenovo, it is a small town about 21 km from Senigallia, in the hilly hinterland of Le Marche, 252 metres above sea level. Its distinctive panorama stretches across the green countryside.
Frasassi
The Frasassi Caves are one of the most beautiful underground structures in Europe. Located in the municipality of Genga, they are an essential tourist destination for both the marvels underground and the area's natural, environmental, artistic and cultural riches.
Loreto
It is one of the most famous destinations of religious Catholic pilgrimages. In fact, Loreto is the location of the Sanctuary of the Holy House of Loreto and the Basilica was built around the Holy House where Mary received the announcement of Jesus' birth.
Urbino
Urbino is located between the valleys of the Metauro and Foglia rivers, on two hills 451 metres above sea level, from which there is a stunning panorama embracing green hills and majestic mountains. The historical centre has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Castelleone di Suasa
Not to be missed are the guided visits to the Archaeological Park of the Roman city of Suasa and the museums in the Misa and Cesano Valleys.
Gradara
The fame of Gradara is linked to Dante's poem in which the overwhelming love story between Paolo and Francesca began. A fortress built by the Malatesta family as from 1260 that can still be visited today. The surrounding walls have walkways that allow visitors to enjoy a truly suggestive panorama.
