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Setting off on a journey through the Macerata area means entering a dimension where time is marked only by your breathing and the sounds of nature.
Our region seems to have been designed specifically for exploring by bike, offering you miles of freedom surrounded by nature.
When winter spreads its white cloak over the peaks, the landscape is transformed into a silent, sparkling paradise.
Water in this area is not just part of the landscape, but a living force that flows from the peaks down to the valley.
Your desire for movement will know no bounds here, because this area offers challenges and thrills even off the beaten track.
Ring itinerary in Monte Cavallo among hamlets, natural oases, and spectacular spring water sources.
Easy itinerary in the Valle della Madonna with fitness trail, picnic area, historic church, and visit to the village of Piè del Sasso.
Challenging section of the cycle path towards the Forca pass, between history, nature, ancient fortified settlements (castellieri) and the Cascata del
Panoramic itinerary from Piè del Sasso to Pian della Noce and Cerreto, featuring art, historic churches, and mountain views of Monte Cavallo.
Short and simple trail leading to the Christ sculpture by Eugenio Genesi, inspired by the Crucifix of Florence North and linked to the film «La Monaca
Boccafornace Lake, artificial and karstic, offers fishing, walks, wildlife observation, and panoramic routes.
Challenging Mtb and E-bike route in Valfornace, covering nature and history, ranging from 370 to 1323 m a.s.l.
Medium difficulty MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 433–890 m, battery 3/5 (630 Wh), 51T spro
Low difficulty MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 434–686 m and battery 3/5 (630 Wh).
Low difficulty MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 442–973 m and battery 3/5 (630 Wh).
Low difficulty MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 381–541 m and battery 3/5 (630 Wh).
Medium physical effort MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 373–773 m and battery 3/5 (630 Wh).
Medium MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, altitude difference 447–836 m, battery 3/5, 51D sprocket, not recommended in rain.
High effort MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, altitude difference 315–1020 m, battery 1/5, 51D sprocket.
Nature Trail No. 16 in the Sibilline Mountains Park: a loop through woods and hills with ascents, descents, and educational points.
The Friars' Caves Trail offers an immersive route through nature, medieval history, and panoramic views of the Lame Rosse.
The Charcoal Burners' Trail is a didactic loop on Monte Petrella through woods and historical clearings for charcoal production.
Nordic Walking Park with interconnected loop trails, classified by difficulty, for a total of about 23 km.
Educational area in the Sibilline Mountains Park dedicated to education and the discovery of the natural environment.
Modern synthetic turf sports field, ideal for football and sports activity all year round.
Modern and versatile sports hall, a center for sports, tournaments, and cultural events for the community.
The Grotta dei Frati between Cessapalombo and Fiastra hosted a medieval two-story convent, which can be visited today along the trails of Monte Fiegni
The "La Pellegrina" Association promotes villages, nature, and traditions.
Walden APS documents the fauna of the Sibilline Mountains and promotes environmental education and protection.
Bivio 980 promotes sharing, solidarity, and environmental sustainability.
The U.S. Palombese Cessapalombo promotes local football (soccer) and community spirit.
The Pro Loco of Cessapalombo enhances the territory, traditions, and community.
Mountain bike route from Porta Marina amidst the nature, history, and landscapes of the Marche countryside.
Trekking from Parco delle Saline to the historic village of Penna San Giovanni.
A trekking route in the village of Penna San Giovanni amidst historic alleys and breathtaking views.
The "Percorso delle Acque" in Pieve Torina offers nature, small waterfalls, and history along the S. Angelo stream.
Panoramic cycle-pedestrian path Vari-Macereto in the Monti Sibillini National Park.
Green cycle-pedestrian path from Pieve Torina to Lucciano.
The Rodari Park in Pieve Torina is a creative green space with cultural events, fairy-tale sculptures, and an outdoor fitness area.
Bolognola ski resort: panoramic slopes and services for the whole family in the Sibillini Mountains.
Trail from Bolognola to Fonte dell'Aquila with views of Monte Rotondo and the Acquasanta Gorge.
Trail from Bolognola to the Acquasanta Gorge through woods and waterfalls.
Bolognola Nature Trail through the woods and the chamois wildlife area.
Challenging route in the Valle Grande Gorge, from Piazza Leopardi to Renaccio, reserved for expert hikers.
Passamontagna trekking; Live trekking
Easy shaded trail from Vallinfante to the Cascate del Pisciatore, ideal for the summer.
Short, easy loop trail from Nocelleto in the Valle di Corveto, with panorami views of the Monti Sibillini.
Loop trail from Nocelleto to Forca di Gualdo, easy and scenic with views of Monte Vettore and Pian Perduto.
Panoramic loop trail featuring ancient fountain-troughs, symbols of rural peasant culture.
Ciclovia “Percorso dei Mulini”: over 10 km between Muccia, Serravalle di Chienti and Camerino.
Anello con partenza da Muccia tra centro storico, Monte di Muccia, Eremo e rientro su strada asfaltata.
Ascent from Muccia to Prati di Massa, technical descent through the woods and return climbing back from Fiume to Starnacchio.
Ascent from Muccia to Prati di Massa, technical descent through the woods and return climbing back from Fiume to Starnacchio.
A stroll through the borgo along the historic walls with a panoramic view
MTB route immersed in the Monti Sibillini
Setting off on a journey through the Macerata area means entering a dimension where time is marked only by your breathing and the sounds of nature.
Our region seems to have been designed specifically for exploring by bike, offering you miles of freedom surrounded by nature.
When winter spreads its white cloak over the peaks, the landscape is transformed into a silent, sparkling paradise.
Water in this area is not just part of the landscape, but a living force that flows from the peaks down to the valley.
Your desire for movement will know no bounds here, because this area offers challenges and thrills even off the beaten track.
Ring itinerary in Monte Cavallo among hamlets, natural oases, and spectacular spring water sources.
Easy itinerary in the Valle della Madonna with fitness trail, picnic area, historic church, and visit to the village of Piè del Sasso.
Challenging section of the cycle path towards the Forca pass, between history, nature, ancient fortified settlements (castellieri) and the Cascata del
Panoramic itinerary from Piè del Sasso to Pian della Noce and Cerreto, featuring art, historic churches, and mountain views of Monte Cavallo.
Short and simple trail leading to the Christ sculpture by Eugenio Genesi, inspired by the Crucifix of Florence North and linked to the film «La Monaca
Boccafornace Lake, artificial and karstic, offers fishing, walks, wildlife observation, and panoramic routes.
Challenging Mtb and E-bike route in Valfornace, covering nature and history, ranging from 370 to 1323 m a.s.l.
Medium difficulty MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 433–890 m, battery 3/5 (630 Wh), 51T spro
Low difficulty MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 434–686 m and battery 3/5 (630 Wh).
Low difficulty MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 442–973 m and battery 3/5 (630 Wh).
Low difficulty MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 381–541 m and battery 3/5 (630 Wh).
Medium physical effort MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, between nature and history, with an altitude difference of 373–773 m and battery 3/5 (630 Wh).
Medium MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, altitude difference 447–836 m, battery 3/5, 51D sprocket, not recommended in rain.
High effort MTB/E-bike route in Valfornace, altitude difference 315–1020 m, battery 1/5, 51D sprocket.
Nature Trail No. 16 in the Sibilline Mountains Park: a loop through woods and hills with ascents, descents, and educational points.
The Friars' Caves Trail offers an immersive route through nature, medieval history, and panoramic views of the Lame Rosse.
The Charcoal Burners' Trail is a didactic loop on Monte Petrella through woods and historical clearings for charcoal production.
Nordic Walking Park with interconnected loop trails, classified by difficulty, for a total of about 23 km.
Educational area in the Sibilline Mountains Park dedicated to education and the discovery of the natural environment.
Modern synthetic turf sports field, ideal for football and sports activity all year round.
Modern and versatile sports hall, a center for sports, tournaments, and cultural events for the community.
The Grotta dei Frati between Cessapalombo and Fiastra hosted a medieval two-story convent, which can be visited today along the trails of Monte Fiegni
The "La Pellegrina" Association promotes villages, nature, and traditions.
Walden APS documents the fauna of the Sibilline Mountains and promotes environmental education and protection.
Bivio 980 promotes sharing, solidarity, and environmental sustainability.
The U.S. Palombese Cessapalombo promotes local football (soccer) and community spirit.
The Pro Loco of Cessapalombo enhances the territory, traditions, and community.
Mountain bike route from Porta Marina amidst the nature, history, and landscapes of the Marche countryside.
Trekking from Parco delle Saline to the historic village of Penna San Giovanni.
A trekking route in the village of Penna San Giovanni amidst historic alleys and breathtaking views.
The "Percorso delle Acque" in Pieve Torina offers nature, small waterfalls, and history along the S. Angelo stream.
Panoramic cycle-pedestrian path Vari-Macereto in the Monti Sibillini National Park.
Green cycle-pedestrian path from Pieve Torina to Lucciano.
The Rodari Park in Pieve Torina is a creative green space with cultural events, fairy-tale sculptures, and an outdoor fitness area.
Bolognola ski resort: panoramic slopes and services for the whole family in the Sibillini Mountains.
Trail from Bolognola to Fonte dell'Aquila with views of Monte Rotondo and the Acquasanta Gorge.
Trail from Bolognola to the Acquasanta Gorge through woods and waterfalls.
Bolognola Nature Trail through the woods and the chamois wildlife area.
Challenging route in the Valle Grande Gorge, from Piazza Leopardi to Renaccio, reserved for expert hikers.
Passamontagna trekking; Live trekking
Easy shaded trail from Vallinfante to the Cascate del Pisciatore, ideal for the summer.
Short, easy loop trail from Nocelleto in the Valle di Corveto, with panorami views of the Monti Sibillini.
Loop trail from Nocelleto to Forca di Gualdo, easy and scenic with views of Monte Vettore and Pian Perduto.
Panoramic loop trail featuring ancient fountain-troughs, symbols of rural peasant culture.
Ciclovia “Percorso dei Mulini”: over 10 km between Muccia, Serravalle di Chienti and Camerino.
Anello con partenza da Muccia tra centro storico, Monte di Muccia, Eremo e rientro su strada asfaltata.
Ascent from Muccia to Prati di Massa, technical descent through the woods and return climbing back from Fiume to Starnacchio.
Ascent from Muccia to Prati di Massa, technical descent through the woods and return climbing back from Fiume to Starnacchio.
A stroll through the borgo along the historic walls with a panoramic view
MTB route immersed in the Monti Sibillini
Entering this park means crossing the threshold into a world where the wild beauty of the Apennines intertwines with myth.
There are places that possess a special energy, capable of revealing the soul of a territory at a single glance.
Entering the woods and valleys of the Upper Macerata area means becoming silent guests in a vibrant and precious world.
In this area, climbing to higher altitudes means accessing natural balconies suspended between earth and sky.
The Polverina Oasis protects 241 hectares of high biodiversity around Lake Chienti, ideal for birdwatching and multimedia trails.
Parco Monte is the panoramic green corner of Penna San Giovanni, where nature, history, and views from the Monti Sibillini to the Adriatic Sea meet.
The Pankona is a red bench symbolizing the fight against violence towards women, offering a panoramic view of the valley.
Nature Trail in Bolognola: an immersive itinerary through woods, clearings, and panoramic viewpoints in the Sibillini Mountains.
Path of the Springs in Bolognola: a walk through springs and rejuvenating nature.
Bolognola Nature Trail: through woods and chamois in the Sibillini Mountains.
Horseback riding in the Monti Sibillini for everyone, with an expert guide and maximum safety.
A slow and mindful walk through the nature of the Monti Sibillini
Artificial lake of the Sibillini, known as the “Ghost Lake”, with nature trails and cultural events
Monte San Martino boasts unique views of the Sibillini and the Adriatic coast.
The Via Lauretana connects Assisi to Loreto along 220 km of history and landscapes.
Muccia is a key stage of the Via Lauretana with historical routes and panoramas of the Sibillini.
From the fortress, amidst ruins and panoramas, you can enjoy views of the Marche villages and the Sibillini mountains.
A walk to the Fontanelle di San Nicola amidst nature, panoramas, and spirituality.
Entering this park means crossing the threshold into a world where the wild beauty of the Apennines intertwines with myth.
There are places that possess a special energy, capable of revealing the soul of a territory at a single glance.
Entering the woods and valleys of the Upper Macerata area means becoming silent guests in a vibrant and precious world.
In this area, climbing to higher altitudes means accessing natural balconies suspended between earth and sky.
The Polverina Oasis protects 241 hectares of high biodiversity around Lake Chienti, ideal for birdwatching and multimedia trails.
Parco Monte is the panoramic green corner of Penna San Giovanni, where nature, history, and views from the Monti Sibillini to the Adriatic Sea meet.
The Pankona is a red bench symbolizing the fight against violence towards women, offering a panoramic view of the valley.
Nature Trail in Bolognola: an immersive itinerary through woods, clearings, and panoramic viewpoints in the Sibillini Mountains.
Path of the Springs in Bolognola: a walk through springs and rejuvenating nature.
Bolognola Nature Trail: through woods and chamois in the Sibillini Mountains.
Horseback riding in the Monti Sibillini for everyone, with an expert guide and maximum safety.
A slow and mindful walk through the nature of the Monti Sibillini
Artificial lake of the Sibillini, known as the “Ghost Lake”, with nature trails and cultural events
Monte San Martino boasts unique views of the Sibillini and the Adriatic coast.
The Via Lauretana connects Assisi to Loreto along 220 km of history and landscapes.
Muccia is a key stage of the Via Lauretana with historical routes and panoramas of the Sibillini.
From the fortress, amidst ruins and panoramas, you can enjoy views of the Marche villages and the Sibillini mountains.
A walk to the Fontanelle di San Nicola amidst nature, panoramas, and spirituality.
Getting lost in the narrow streets of these villages is perhaps the best way to find yourself. Architectural gems built in stone await you.
The peaks and hills of this area are not just landscape, but pages of a history book written in stone.
A journey through hidden hermitages and sacred masterpieces, rediscovering a mystical and authentic dimension.
Culture in these mountains has never been confined to books, but has always sought spaces in which to express itself and tell its story.
Rock church of San Nicolò, restored, with Romanesque-Gothic structure in a Greek cross plan and frescoes of Byzantine influence.
The Church of San Giusto, with a circular plan dating from the 11th-12th centuries, preserves frescoes and works of art, with religious and symbolic h
The Cianni fulling and dyeing mill, unique in Central Italy, utilized hydraulic power for treating and coloring wool and hemp cloths from the Middle A
The Church of the Madonna di Monte Aguzzo, dating back to the 15th century, dominates a plateau between Fiordimonte and Appennino with a splendid view
The Pontelatrave Bridge, dating from the 14th century on Roman foundations, marked an important commercial crossroads between Southern Italy and Camer
Outdoor photographic exhibition in Montalto di Cessapalombo that preserves local history, traditions, and landscapes.
The Butterfly Garden in the Sibillini combines environmental education, nature, and immersive visits.
The Museum of Charcoal Kilns in Cessapalombo tells the story of the ancient craft of charcoal burners with exhibitions and an outdoor route.
Museum next to the church of San Salvatore with archaeological finds and medieval crypt.
Castle of Montalto from the 9th century with ruins and the frescoed Church of San Benedetto.
Rocca di Col di Pietra from the 12th century, today ruins with a watchtower and vaulted halls.
Church of San Filippo Neri in Colbottoni, simple yet featuring a significant wooden altarpiece.
Church of San Giovanni Battista in Col di Pietra, built on the remains of a building from 1611.
Votive shrine from 2011 that commemorates the ancient Church of the Impollata from the 13th century.
Church of the Madonna del Sasso in Monastero, built of stone between the 18th and 19th centuries with a wooden roof.
Abbey of San Salvatore di Rio Sacro, founded in 1009 by San Romualdo, an important Camaldolese center.
Church of Sant'Andrea from the 14th century, located in the main square and originally part of the castle.
Church of the Santissima Annunziata in Villa di Montalto, from the 14th century, with a fresco by Giovanni Angelo d'Antonio.
The Church of San Benedetto nel Castello, mentioned in 1299-1300, preserves two layers of frescoes.
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II is the heart of the village, a meeting place rich in history and enlivened by a fountain.
Piazzale Corte is the largest square in Cessapalombo, redeveloped for events and community moments.
The Monument commemorates the Nazi-fascist massacre of Montalto di Cessapalombo on March 22, 1944, in which 27 partisans were shot.
The Palazzo Simonelli in Tribbio is a historic eighteenth-century rural complex, currently unusable due to the 2016 earthquake.
Montalto, a historic village of Cessapalombo, preserves the castle tower and traces of a complex medieval defensive system.
Monastero, a hamlet of Cessapalombo, preserves the Benedictine Abbey of San Salvatore and historical evidence from the High Middle Ages.
Colbottoni, a locality of Cessapalombo, hosts the small church of San Filippo, a former barn restored and enhanced by the community.
Eighteenth-century Baroque theatre, cultural heart of Penna San Giovanni.
The Municipal Art Gallery of Penna San Giovanni combines ancient and contemporary art in a suggestive historic building.
The Church of San Giovanni Battista in Penna San Giovanni is the heart of local faith and tradition.
The Museum of Our Land in Pieve Torina offers immersive paths on rural life and a detached location at the Mulino di Fiume.
The Water Mill of Fiume in Pieve Torina preserves historic mechanisms and tells the story of the local milling tradition.
The Mattoncinoteca4All in Pieve Torina promotes creativity and inclusion through workshops and educational games.
The Historical Library of Pieve Torina preserves and digitizes documents dating back to the 19th century.
Culture Path in Bolognola: an itinerary through history, traditions, and symbolic landmarks of the village.
Historic mill and decommissioned hydroelectric plant at the confluence of the Gelagna Bassa waters.
Ancient Roman and medieval hydraulic work for the water control of the Lacus Plestinum
Paleontological museum with prehistoric finds and educational workshops in Serravalle di Chienti.
Basilica on the Marche-Umbria border on ancient Umbrian sacred sites, with a history dating back to the 6th century BC.
The Roman municipium of Plestia was established as a strategic transit center between the Adriatico and the Tirreno.
Sixteenth-century santuario della Madonna del Piano, a historic frontier site and place of hermitage.
Rock sanctuary from the 14th-15th century, a hermitage with frescoes and a panoramic position overlooking the Menotre river.
Camaldolese abbey of San Salvatore, founded around 1007 by San Romualdo along pilgrim and shepherd routes.
Forcella, a historic village in the Valle Verde, featuring a 15th-century church renovated in the nineteenth century.
Church of San Giovanni Battista, founded in the 10th century and rebuilt in the 16th century.
Small sanctuary along the Lauretano route, linked to pilgrims, shepherds, and ancient local lordships.
Lower Pleistocene fossils in Colle Curti and Cesi found within ancient fluvial-lacustrine basins.
Castello di Percanestro, controlling ancient transhumance and trade routes.
Castello di Forcella, passed from the Baschi of Orvieto to Camerino and later to the Da Varano family.
Dignano, an ancient fief linked to Camerino, featuring ritual traditions on a nearby sacred site.
Serravalle Fortress, a medieval castle controlling the pass between the Plestino plateau and the Chienti valley.
Pinacoteca Civica of Palazzo Ricci with seventeenth-century works.
11th-century church with works by Crivelli and a 16th-century bell tower.
16th-century church with frescoes, used as a cemetery and lazzaretto, featuring remains of ancient frescoes
15th-century Chiesa di Sant’Agostino, featuring a fresco by Vincenzo Pagani and restored in 2000.
Benedictine Monastery of Santa Caterina, founded before the year 1000, home to 15 nuns following the Rule of Saint Benedict.
L’Auditorium di Sant’Agostino temporarily houses the Municipality's artworks.
The theater of Sant'Angelo in Pontano is a 19th-century gem blending art, history, and performances.
The Domenico Cassese nativity scene collection, featuring over 150 works, is on display in Sant'Angelo in Pontano.
Getting lost in the narrow streets of these villages is perhaps the best way to find yourself. Architectural gems built in stone await you.
The peaks and hills of this area are not just landscape, but pages of a history book written in stone.
A journey through hidden hermitages and sacred masterpieces, rediscovering a mystical and authentic dimension.
Culture in these mountains has never been confined to books, but has always sought spaces in which to express itself and tell its story.
Rock church of San Nicolò, restored, with Romanesque-Gothic structure in a Greek cross plan and frescoes of Byzantine influence.
The Church of San Giusto, with a circular plan dating from the 11th-12th centuries, preserves frescoes and works of art, with religious and symbolic h
The Cianni fulling and dyeing mill, unique in Central Italy, utilized hydraulic power for treating and coloring wool and hemp cloths from the Middle A
The Church of the Madonna di Monte Aguzzo, dating back to the 15th century, dominates a plateau between Fiordimonte and Appennino with a splendid view
The Pontelatrave Bridge, dating from the 14th century on Roman foundations, marked an important commercial crossroads between Southern Italy and Camer
Outdoor photographic exhibition in Montalto di Cessapalombo that preserves local history, traditions, and landscapes.
The Butterfly Garden in the Sibillini combines environmental education, nature, and immersive visits.
The Museum of Charcoal Kilns in Cessapalombo tells the story of the ancient craft of charcoal burners with exhibitions and an outdoor route.
Museum next to the church of San Salvatore with archaeological finds and medieval crypt.
Castle of Montalto from the 9th century with ruins and the frescoed Church of San Benedetto.
Rocca di Col di Pietra from the 12th century, today ruins with a watchtower and vaulted halls.
Church of San Filippo Neri in Colbottoni, simple yet featuring a significant wooden altarpiece.
Church of San Giovanni Battista in Col di Pietra, built on the remains of a building from 1611.
Votive shrine from 2011 that commemorates the ancient Church of the Impollata from the 13th century.
Church of the Madonna del Sasso in Monastero, built of stone between the 18th and 19th centuries with a wooden roof.
Abbey of San Salvatore di Rio Sacro, founded in 1009 by San Romualdo, an important Camaldolese center.
Church of Sant'Andrea from the 14th century, located in the main square and originally part of the castle.
Church of the Santissima Annunziata in Villa di Montalto, from the 14th century, with a fresco by Giovanni Angelo d'Antonio.
The Church of San Benedetto nel Castello, mentioned in 1299-1300, preserves two layers of frescoes.
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II is the heart of the village, a meeting place rich in history and enlivened by a fountain.
Piazzale Corte is the largest square in Cessapalombo, redeveloped for events and community moments.
The Monument commemorates the Nazi-fascist massacre of Montalto di Cessapalombo on March 22, 1944, in which 27 partisans were shot.
The Palazzo Simonelli in Tribbio is a historic eighteenth-century rural complex, currently unusable due to the 2016 earthquake.
Montalto, a historic village of Cessapalombo, preserves the castle tower and traces of a complex medieval defensive system.
Monastero, a hamlet of Cessapalombo, preserves the Benedictine Abbey of San Salvatore and historical evidence from the High Middle Ages.
Colbottoni, a locality of Cessapalombo, hosts the small church of San Filippo, a former barn restored and enhanced by the community.
Eighteenth-century Baroque theatre, cultural heart of Penna San Giovanni.
The Municipal Art Gallery of Penna San Giovanni combines ancient and contemporary art in a suggestive historic building.
The Church of San Giovanni Battista in Penna San Giovanni is the heart of local faith and tradition.
The Museum of Our Land in Pieve Torina offers immersive paths on rural life and a detached location at the Mulino di Fiume.
The Water Mill of Fiume in Pieve Torina preserves historic mechanisms and tells the story of the local milling tradition.
The Mattoncinoteca4All in Pieve Torina promotes creativity and inclusion through workshops and educational games.
The Historical Library of Pieve Torina preserves and digitizes documents dating back to the 19th century.
Culture Path in Bolognola: an itinerary through history, traditions, and symbolic landmarks of the village.
Historic mill and decommissioned hydroelectric plant at the confluence of the Gelagna Bassa waters.
Ancient Roman and medieval hydraulic work for the water control of the Lacus Plestinum
Paleontological museum with prehistoric finds and educational workshops in Serravalle di Chienti.
Basilica on the Marche-Umbria border on ancient Umbrian sacred sites, with a history dating back to the 6th century BC.
The Roman municipium of Plestia was established as a strategic transit center between the Adriatico and the Tirreno.
Sixteenth-century santuario della Madonna del Piano, a historic frontier site and place of hermitage.
Rock sanctuary from the 14th-15th century, a hermitage with frescoes and a panoramic position overlooking the Menotre river.
Camaldolese abbey of San Salvatore, founded around 1007 by San Romualdo along pilgrim and shepherd routes.
Forcella, a historic village in the Valle Verde, featuring a 15th-century church renovated in the nineteenth century.
Church of San Giovanni Battista, founded in the 10th century and rebuilt in the 16th century.
Small sanctuary along the Lauretano route, linked to pilgrims, shepherds, and ancient local lordships.
Lower Pleistocene fossils in Colle Curti and Cesi found within ancient fluvial-lacustrine basins.
Castello di Percanestro, controlling ancient transhumance and trade routes.
Castello di Forcella, passed from the Baschi of Orvieto to Camerino and later to the Da Varano family.
Dignano, an ancient fief linked to Camerino, featuring ritual traditions on a nearby sacred site.
Serravalle Fortress, a medieval castle controlling the pass between the Plestino plateau and the Chienti valley.
Pinacoteca Civica of Palazzo Ricci with seventeenth-century works.
11th-century church with works by Crivelli and a 16th-century bell tower.
16th-century church with frescoes, used as a cemetery and lazzaretto, featuring remains of ancient frescoes
15th-century Chiesa di Sant’Agostino, featuring a fresco by Vincenzo Pagani and restored in 2000.
Benedictine Monastery of Santa Caterina, founded before the year 1000, home to 15 nuns following the Rule of Saint Benedict.
L’Auditorium di Sant’Agostino temporarily houses the Municipality's artworks.
The theater of Sant'Angelo in Pontano is a 19th-century gem blending art, history, and performances.
The Domenico Cassese nativity scene collection, featuring over 150 works, is on display in Sant'Angelo in Pontano.
In the lands of Upper Macerata, you will savour products that are the legitimate offspring of this land: they come from high-altitude pastures, generous woods and the patience of skilled hands.
From farmhouses surrounded by greenery to village taverns: discover where tradition becomes an experience to share.
Festivals, fairs and markets: when villages take to the streets to honour the fruits of the earth.
From ancient crafts to popular rituals: immerse yourself in a cultural heritage that continues to thrive.
In the lands of Upper Macerata, you will savour products that are the legitimate offspring of this land: they come from high-altitude pastures, generous woods and the patience of skilled hands.
From farmhouses surrounded by greenery to village taverns: discover where tradition becomes an experience to share.
Festivals, fairs and markets: when villages take to the streets to honour the fruits of the earth.
From ancient crafts to popular rituals: immerse yourself in a cultural heritage that continues to thrive.
From historic spas to nature trails: rediscover balance thanks to the power and purity of water.
Parks, reserves and corners of absolute tranquillity: immerse yourself in places where the environment is protected and beauty reigns supreme.
On foot, on horseback or by bicycle: reclaim your time and let the landscape wash over you.
The Kneipp Path in Pieve Torina is a sensory barefoot itinerary between water and nature for wellness and relaxation.
Wellness lakes immersed in greenery with regenerating mineral waters and free access.
Wellness pool immersed in greenery with sun loungers, umbrellas, and bar service for relaxation and comfort.
Wellness pool inaugurated in 2025 with hydrotherapy pools, hydromassage, and hot/cold paths.
The Bolognola Path of the Senses is a journey through nature that engages sight, hearing, touch, and smell.
From historic spas to nature trails: rediscover balance thanks to the power and purity of water.
Parks, reserves and corners of absolute tranquillity: immerse yourself in places where the environment is protected and beauty reigns supreme.
On foot, on horseback or by bicycle: reclaim your time and let the landscape wash over you.
The Kneipp Path in Pieve Torina is a sensory barefoot itinerary between water and nature for wellness and relaxation.
Wellness lakes immersed in greenery with regenerating mineral waters and free access.
Wellness pool immersed in greenery with sun loungers, umbrellas, and bar service for relaxation and comfort.
Wellness pool inaugurated in 2025 with hydrotherapy pools, hydromassage, and hot/cold paths.
The Bolognola Path of the Senses is a journey through nature that engages sight, hearing, touch, and smell.

A mosaic of villages, nature and authentic life

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Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Bolognola

    Surface 25,88 km²
    Altitude 1070 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Castelsantangelo sul Nera

    Surface 70,67 km²
    Altitude 780 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Cessapalombo

    Surface 27 km²
    Altitude 447 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Fiastra

    Surface 84,48 km²
    Altitude 732 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Gualdo

    Surface 22,22 km²
    Altitude 652 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Monte San Martino

    Surface 18,47 km²
    Altitude 603 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Monte Cavallo

    Surface 38,51 km²
    Altitude 648 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Muccia

    Surface 25,91 km²
    Altitude 454 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Penna San Giovanni

    Surface 28,08 km²
    Altitude 672 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    San Ginesio

    Surface 77,72 km²
    Altitude 690 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Pieve Torina

    Surface 74,8 km²
    Altitude 470 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Sant'Angelo in Pontano

    Surface 27 km²
    Altitude 473 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Sarnano

    Surface 63,17 km²
    Altitude 539 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Serravalle di Chienti

    Surface 96 km²
    Altitude 500 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Ussita

    Surface 55,3 km²
    Altitude 744 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Valfornace

    Surface 48,61 km²
    Altitude 441 m
  • Sarnano Sant’AngeloinPontano PennaSan Giovanni MonteSan Martino Gualdo San Ginesio Bolognola Cessapalombo Castelsantangelosul Nera Ussita Valfornace Visso MonteCavallo Muccia Fiastra Pieve Torina Serravalledi Chienti

    Visso

    Surface 616 km²
    Altitude 100,4 m
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Castelsantangelo sul Nera
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Eating, tasting, meeting: in the Heart of the Marche food is a gesture of hospitality and a story of life.
Every dish, every product, holds the soul of those who create it and the scent of the land from which it is born.

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