LOCANDA PALAZZO
Surroundings
Locanda Palazzo is located in the peaceful hamlet of Palazzo, in the heart of Le Marche. Both the beaches of the Adriatic coast and the Apennine mountains are within easy reach. Nearby, you'll find hiking trails, historic villages and charming restaurants where you can discover the local cuisine.
Le Marche
Le Marche is often called Italy's best-kept secret – and anyone who visits immediately understands why. The region combines the best of Tuscany and Umbria, but without the mass tourism.
You drive through a landscape of rolling hills, interspersed with extensive vineyards, olive groves and fields full of sunflowers.
On the coast, the beaches of the Adriatic Sea beckon, with both lively seaside resorts and small, intimate bays.
Inland, medieval villages , ancient castles and charming squares await you, where you can still experience authentic Italian village life.
Culture lovers will also get their money's worth with historic cities such as Urbino (UNESCO), Ascoli Piceno and Loreto .
For nature lovers, the Monti Sibillini are a paradise, with imposing peaks, deep gorges and endless hiking trails.
And those who love good food can look forward to an abundance of truffles, homemade pasta, local cheeses and wines such as Verdicchio.
Le Marche is diverse and surprising: a place where tranquility and authenticity blend with culture, nature, and culinary delights. Here you can still taste the real Italy – unspoiled, hospitable, and unforgettable.
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The house is situated in the middle of the 7 castelli d'Arcevia : fortified hamlets on hilltops, each a charming medieval gem.
Just 10 km away, you'll find Corinaldo , Italy's best-preserved, fully walled town. Narrow streets, imposing walls, and a unique atmosphere transport you back in time.
Jesi surprises with its theatre and pleasant shopping street, where you can experience real Italian life during the evening passeggiata.
Urbino , a UNESCO World Heritage site and Renaissance city brimming with art, culture, and history, is just an hour's drive away. It's a day trip not to be missed.
On the coast, 25 km away, Senigallia awaits with its velvety sandy beach, ideal for children and full of lively beach bars and trattorias.
The Frasass Caves are also close by: an impressive natural wonder just half an hour's drive away.
Adventurers can also visit Cagli for mountain streams and rivers, where you can literally jump from the rocks into the fresh water.
A boat trip along Monte Conero , with the sunset as a breathtaking backdrop, is highly recommended. From the coastal town of Numana, a skipper will take you past hidden coves and white cliffs.
The port city of Ancona surprises with its hilltop cathedral, a charming square full of terraces, and a long promenade along the sea. Ideal for a day of culture and shopping.
Fashion lovers shouldn't miss the designer outlets in the Del Tronto area, featuring top brands like Tod's and Hogan.
In the hills of the Monti Sibillini awaits the Fonte Avellana monastery, a silent place full of history and nature.
And if you fancy a trip further afield, you can simply cross the border into Umbria , with pearls such as Gubbio, Assisi and Perugia within easy reach.
And furthermore...
Wine lovers can visit several local wineries such as Sartarelli, Santa Barbara, or Moncaro for a tasting.
Cingoli, also known as the "balcony of Le Marche," is located at an altitude of 600 meters and offers stunning views over the region.
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In Fabriano, you can explore the centuries-old paper production tradition in a fascinating museum.
The Adriatic coast, from the lively Rimini to the idyllic Sirolo, offers sun, sea, and charming seaside towns.
Loreto is an important pilgrimage site thanks to the Holy House of Mary.
Ascoli Piceno surprises visitors with one of the most beautiful squares in Italy.
A trip to the independent Republic of San Marino is also well worth it.
The vibrant city of Bologna is known for its endless arcades, lively squares, authentic bookshops, and rich gastronomy — ideal for a day trip full of culture, atmosphere, and a delicious plate of pasta.
In Ravenna, you can admire world-famous Byzantine mosaics and historic churches. This artistic city breathes history and is a top destination for lovers of culture and heritage.
If you simply want to unwind and relax after a busy year at work, you can spend your days in complete tranquility in and around the house. Read a book in the hammock, take a dip in the blissful pool, or perhaps enjoy a water polo match with the kids.
In the evening, light the fire to prepare the BBQ. Or would you rather make your own wood-fired pizza in the pizza oven? Or dine out in a nearby medieval village on a square straight out of an Italian movie. There are several typical Italian restaurants in the immediate vicinity (5 minutes) of the house.
