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One hundred reasons to come on holiday in the Marche region
There are many good reasons to spend your holiday vacation in the region Marche, an amazing region, able to surprise and fascinate even the most demanding visitor. In the region of blue sea and long beaches, of the hundred cities, it is a pleasure to walk aimlessly along the roads that climb the hills cloaked by olive trees, vineyards, sunflowers and lavender, at a few steps from the ancient walled villages.
National parks and caves in the heart of the Marche
Sibillini Mountains National Park with its hiking trails running through the mountains and the valleys, offer the opportunity to both the natural and the historical-cultural environment. The Frasassi Caves are one of the most spectacular and suggestive underground routes in the world with its easily accessible tourist route with facilities. It is 1.5 km long and it takes approximately 70 minutes. The visitors, led by professional guides, experience the excitement of a hidden and enchanting world turned upside down where the silence is broken only by the water drops that give the atmosphere a constantly evolving lively feeling. The caves are open all year around.
Marche cities rich in art, faith and culture
Recanati , a city of poetry, birthplace of the poet Giacomo Leopardi, to whom many of the most suggestive places of the city are linked. Birthplace of the composer Giuseppe Persiani and of the tenor Beniamino Gigli, with a unique museum dedicated to the opera singer at the "Teatro Persiani". Loreto , preserves masterpieces and historical memories which are unique in the world. It is famous for the Sanctuary of Santa Casa that makes it a major pilgrimage destinations in the world. Ascoli Piceno , known as the "city of Travertine", material from which it was built, is rich in history and culture with ancient origins. Attractions Piazza del Popolo , a beautiful square-shaped area defined the living room of Ascoli Piceno. |
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