VacanzeMarchigiane

Osimo is primarily an art city. As you stroll through the historic center, you will be amazed by the splendid noble palaces that have been perfectly restored, the churches that house treasures of painting and sculpture, and the elegant shops and venues that fill the squares and alleys for your relaxation. Osimo preserves architectural treasures that span all epochs, from the Picene origins, to the Roman period, to the medieval and baroque architectures. The subsoil of Osimo is crossed by a dense network of galleries, tunnels, and underground environments dug at multiple levels and interconnected vertically through wells or chimneys, which are now visitable but were once used as hiding places and escape routes for the city community in dangerous and emergency situations.

But Osimo is not just an art city. A few kilometers away, the surroundings offer natural environments still linked to a past agricultural world that today blends perfectly with modern manufacturing companies that have contributed greatly to the country's economic development. Gentle hills with vineyards surround lively small villages, and solitary farms emerge in the middle of sunflower fields. The marine areas around the Conero promontory offer modern bathing establishments next to protected natural areas, such as the beautiful Conero Riviera, with the bay of Portonovo and its beaches and coves accessible only on foot or by canoe. The towns of Numana and Sirolo are home to refined and organized tourism, but also to poignant winter landscapes. The Macerata sferisterio, less than 30 km away, and the Rossinian city of Pesato, about 60 km away, place Osimo at the center of an opera offer of absolute excellence.

All of this is immersed in the aromas of Marche food and wine, from vincisgrassi to gnocchi with duck sauce, brodetto, stoccafisso, ciauscolo, all washed down with verdicchio, Rosso Conero, lacrima di Morro d'Alba, and the many other enogastronomic specialties of Marche.