Offida. Piazza del Popolo, the Town Hall
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Recanati. The Torre del Borgo
36 meters high and crowned by Ghibelline battlements, the Torre del Borgo was built in the 12th century and is located in Piazza Giacomo Leopardi in Recanati
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Wonderful view of the Marche hills
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Grottammare. Spectacular glimpses.
It rises on the shores of the Adriatic Sea and is located north of the mouth of the Tesino River. The town extends along the coast to the slopes of the surrounding hills.
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Montefortino, Marche, Italy. Ambro River. Waterfalls of the Sanctuary of the Madonna dell'Ambro
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Grottammare. Oasis of Santa Maria ai Monti
The structure, belonging to the order of the reformed minor friars, was built in the 17th century on the site of a small Marian sanctuary dedicated to the Madonna dei Monti, protector from the plague.
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Recanati. The church of Santa Maria di Montemorello
The church of Santa Maria di Montemorello is located in Recanati. The church has a certain notoriety for being the parish of the Leopardi family, where the poet Giacomo Leopardi also went to pray.
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Acquaviva Picena. Mother Church of San Nicolò
The church is dedicated to S. Nicolò di Bari, patron saint of the city. The original construction dates back to the 16th c., and then assumed its current architectural forms during the 19th century
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Acquaviva Picena. Church of San Rocco
Church of San Rocco (13th century), Romanesque. It is the oldest church in Acquaviva and today the interior appears nineteenth-century.
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Landscape of the Marche hills. View from Montedinove
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Ascoli Piceno. The Church of San Francesco
This church is considered one of the best Italian works of Franciscan architecture, as well as the most representative Franciscan religious building in the Marche region. It was begun with the adjoining convent in 1258, consecrated in 1371 and completed with the dome in the 16th century. On the main facade, in Via del Trivio, there are three Gothic portals, while the right side acts as a scenic backdrop to the Piazza del Popolo and is characterized by the dynamic fifteenth-century apses, the fourteenth-century side portal surmounted by the monument to Julius II of 1510 and ends with an apsidal group of rare architectural model.