Senigallia and surroundings
In addition to the sea, Senigallia also offers artistic, historical and cultural attractions and is a convenient starting point to explore our wonderful region with all it has to offer. Famous poets, musicians, food and wine, and handicrafts are just a few of the elements that will provide you with unique and unforgettable experiences. In addition, the natural and artistic heritage will make your holiday a wonderful memory to which you can add even more.
Other places to visit
Corinaldo
The village of Corinaldo is located in the heart of the Senigallia hinterland and has been included among the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy. It is truly a fascinating place, rich in history, tradition and spirituality. The village welcomes you with its fifteenth-century walls and then guides you through its medieval historic centre.The Frassassi Caves
These wonderful underground karstic caves are an utterly evocative place located within a nature park. The guided excursion will take you into a truly incredible and magical setting to admire stalactites, natural masterpieces and the Abisso Ancona, a particularly deep cavity.
Loreto and Recanati
Loreto is a town that attracts millions of believers every year. This is due to its Basilica, which contains the Holy Nazarene House, a truly evocative place where the Virgin Mary received the Annunciation. Recanati, on the other hand, is the birthplace of the great poet Giacomo Leopardi. Here you can visit the palace where he grew up and studied for many years.The Conero Riviera
The Conero Riviera is a place rich in nature and incredibly beautiful beaches. Here the mountain meets the sea, forming bays that are definitely worth seeing. The most famous beaches in the area are the San Michele beach in Sirolo, the Frati beach in Numana, the Portonovo Bay and the charming Due Sorelle beach, which can only be reached by boat.
