Places to Eat, Shop and Visit
Food scene
Fantastic food, wonderfully elaborate gardens and hotel. Great character, wonderful food and great staff. Highly recommended. Can be seated inside or outside for meals, I recommend the gardens.
Sun
12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Mon
6:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Tue
6:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Wed
12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Thu
12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Fri
6:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Sat
12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Via Faleriense Ovest, 69, 63883 Piane di Montegiorgio FM
Hotel Ristorante Oscar e Amorina
69 Via Faleriense OvestFantastic food, wonderfully elaborate gardens and hotel. Great character, wonderful food and great staff. Highly recommended. Can be seated inside or outside for meals, I recommend the gardens.
Sun
12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Mon
6:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Tue
6:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Wed
12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Thu
12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Fri
6:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Sat
12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Via Faleriense Ovest, 69, 63883 Piane di Montegiorgio FM
Incredible terrace with spectacular views especially at sunset! This alone would be worth the visit alone but with magnificent pizza this is a must visit restaurant. The food is very reasonably priced and excellent. staff are friendly and helpful. Free Parking is available in the town square. Take your camera with you as you’ll most definitely want pictures of this view.
Wednesday Closed,
Thursday 8am–1am,
Friday 8am–12am,
Saturday 8am–12am,
Sunday 8am–12am,
Monday 8am–12am,
Tuesday 8am–12am,
Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, 9, 63841 Monteleone di Fermo FM, Italy
Ristorante Pizzeria Belvedere
9 Via Giuseppe GaribaldiIncredible terrace with spectacular views especially at sunset! This alone would be worth the visit alone but with magnificent pizza this is a must visit restaurant. The food is very reasonably priced and excellent. staff are friendly and helpful. Free Parking is available in the town square. Take your camera with you as you’ll most definitely want pictures of this view.
Wednesday Closed,
Thursday 8am–1am,
Friday 8am–12am,
Saturday 8am–12am,
Sunday 8am–12am,
Monday 8am–12am,
Tuesday 8am–12am,
Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, 9, 63841 Monteleone di Fermo FM, Italy
A fantastic ice cream Shop, with a lovely selection of ice creams and sorbet all made with passion. Homemade with fresh milk, cow's milk cream, mascarpone and ricotta from our region, honey from our area, Piedmont IGP hazelnut, pistachio DOP di Bronte, the best waffles, the Maremma Spirulina algae for the "Cielo Azzurro" taste .
Dolce Amore,
Via Faleriense Est, 12, 63833 Piane di Montegiorgio FM, Italy
Dolce Amore
12 Via Faleriense EstA fantastic ice cream Shop, with a lovely selection of ice creams and sorbet all made with passion. Homemade with fresh milk, cow's milk cream, mascarpone and ricotta from our region, honey from our area, Piedmont IGP hazelnut, pistachio DOP di Bronte, the best waffles, the Maremma Spirulina algae for the "Cielo Azzurro" taste .
Dolce Amore,
Via Faleriense Est, 12, 63833 Piane di Montegiorgio FM, Italy
Lunch is the perfect time for people watching! Great and affordable food, fresh fish and overlooks the beach. Sitting inside is cool with a view or out under a shade regardless the view is lovely. The restaurant is open:
Tuesday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Wednesday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Thursday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Friday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Saturday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Sunday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Monday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
This beach is a wonderful place to spend the day. You can hire chairs and a sun shade for the day. It can get very hot but their are places to buy drinks, food and ice cream.
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Ristorante Il Faro
Via Martiri della LibertàLunch is the perfect time for people watching! Great and affordable food, fresh fish and overlooks the beach. Sitting inside is cool with a view or out under a shade regardless the view is lovely. The restaurant is open:
Tuesday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Wednesday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Thursday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Friday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Saturday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Sunday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
Monday 12:15–3pm. 20:15–11pm
This beach is a wonderful place to spend the day. You can hire chairs and a sun shade for the day. It can get very hot but their are places to buy drinks, food and ice cream.
Slightly more up market and always busy, I would suggest booking a table or going early evening or early lunchtime for a table. Fantastic food, moderately priced, seating inside or out, right on the beach. There is a children’s play area beside the restaurant. Also there is a regular street market that runs often in the evenings so it can be a great night out
Tuesday 9am–10:30pm,
Wednesday 9am–11pm,
Thursday Open 24 hours,
Friday 12:15–3:30pm
7:30–10:30pm,
Saturday 12:15–3:30pm
7:30–10:30pm,
Sunday 12:15–3:30pm
7:30–10:30pm,
Monday 9am–10:30pm,
Ristorante Chalet Quadrifoglio
Lungomare Antonio GramsciSlightly more up market and always busy, I would suggest booking a table or going early evening or early lunchtime for a table. Fantastic food, moderately priced, seating inside or out, right on the beach. There is a children’s play area beside the restaurant. Also there is a regular street market that runs often in the evenings so it can be a great night out
Tuesday 9am–10:30pm,
Wednesday 9am–11pm,
Thursday Open 24 hours,
Friday 12:15–3:30pm
7:30–10:30pm,
Saturday 12:15–3:30pm
7:30–10:30pm,
Sunday 12:15–3:30pm
7:30–10:30pm,
Monday 9am–10:30pm,
Rita is fabulous and regardless of language barriers staff are always happy to help. You can get all your essentials in Coal and it’s always fresh and good quality.
Buongiorno Coal - Ercoli Rita
21 Largo S. BaglioniRita is fabulous and regardless of language barriers staff are always happy to help. You can get all your essentials in Coal and it’s always fresh and good quality.
Wonderful food, fantastic hosts and lovely family atmosphere. The pizzas, meat and pastas are fabulous. Great wine selection. With a warm and friendly setting. Vegetarian and gluten free options. This is a must dine experience.
Albergo Farfense
41 Corso Giacomo MatteottiWonderful food, fantastic hosts and lovely family atmosphere. The pizzas, meat and pastas are fabulous. Great wine selection. With a warm and friendly setting. Vegetarian and gluten free options. This is a must dine experience.
Sightseeing
The city is a popular Catholic pilgrimage site, but it’s beauty alone makes it worth a trip for all. There are a selection of lovely restaurants and stunning views. The city's main monuments occupy the four sides a stunning piazza: the college of the Jesuits; the Palazzo Comunale (formerly the Palazzo Apostolico), designed by Bramante, that houses an art gallery with works of Lorenzo Lotto, Vouet and Annibale Carracci as well as a collection of maiolica, and the Shrine of the Holy House (Santuario della Santa Casa). It also boasts a massive line of walls, designed by the architect ( and military engineer ) Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, which were erected from 1518 and reinforced in the 17th century.
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Loreto
The city is a popular Catholic pilgrimage site, but it’s beauty alone makes it worth a trip for all. There are a selection of lovely restaurants and stunning views. The city's main monuments occupy the four sides a stunning piazza: the college of the Jesuits; the Palazzo Comunale (formerly the Palazzo Apostolico), designed by Bramante, that houses an art gallery with works of Lorenzo Lotto, Vouet and Annibale Carracci as well as a collection of maiolica, and the Shrine of the Holy House (Santuario della Santa Casa). It also boasts a massive line of walls, designed by the architect ( and military engineer ) Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, which were erected from 1518 and reinforced in the 17th century.
This lovely town is well worth a visit with its beautiful travertino stone buildings and square. It’s especially spectacular if it has rained as it gives the square a reflective quality that’s magnificent, this central Renaissance square, Piazza del Popolo ("Square of the People") often hosts open-air markets. A few blocks away, the Piazza Arringo, or piazza dell'Arengo, was the administrative and religious center of the town, surrounded by the Cathedral, the baptistery, the Bishop's residence, and the Palace of the Commune. According to traditional accounts, Ascoli Piceno once housed some two hundred towers in the Middle Ages: today some fifty can still be seen.
Bordering two national parks and mountains on three sides, Ascoli Piceno is a charming town whose Piazza del Popolo is considered to be one of the most beautiful town squares of the BelPaese. However, it could be its Christmas market and ice skating rink which sets it apart from the other local towns. With fake snow scattered around the town, markets with hot chocolate and the fairy lights twinkling and lighting up the bell tower in the centre, there is nowhere else to feel more Christmassy in true Italian style.
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Ascoli Piceno
This lovely town is well worth a visit with its beautiful travertino stone buildings and square. It’s especially spectacular if it has rained as it gives the square a reflective quality that’s magnificent, this central Renaissance square, Piazza del Popolo ("Square of the People") often hosts open-air markets. A few blocks away, the Piazza Arringo, or piazza dell'Arengo, was the administrative and religious center of the town, surrounded by the Cathedral, the baptistery, the Bishop's residence, and the Palace of the Commune. According to traditional accounts, Ascoli Piceno once housed some two hundred towers in the Middle Ages: today some fifty can still be seen.
Bordering two national parks and mountains on three sides, Ascoli Piceno is a charming town whose Piazza del Popolo is considered to be one of the most beautiful town squares of the BelPaese. However, it could be its Christmas market and ice skating rink which sets it apart from the other local towns. With fake snow scattered around the town, markets with hot chocolate and the fairy lights twinkling and lighting up the bell tower in the centre, there is nowhere else to feel more Christmassy in true Italian style.
Coined as the centre of the Earth, these caves are some of the the largest and most famous underground caverns in Italy. It may be cold but this crystalline wonderland is completely worth it. The factions from the theatrical lighting light up the beams and walkways which lead to displays showcasing the most extravagant stalagmites and stalactites.
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Frasassi Caves
Località la CunaCoined as the centre of the Earth, these caves are some of the the largest and most famous underground caverns in Italy. It may be cold but this crystalline wonderland is completely worth it. The factions from the theatrical lighting light up the beams and walkways which lead to displays showcasing the most extravagant stalagmites and stalactites.
Urbino is a steep stone hill town to rival anything in Tuscany or Umbria. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Urbino has retained much of its medieval charm. Its grandiose architecture went up during a golden age under Federico da Montefeltro in the late 1400s. Urbino was the birthplace of painter Raphael, whose first home still stands in via Raffaello. The economical way to see everything else is with the €12 Urbino tourist card (urbinoculturaturismo.it). Take in smaller art sites such as the frescoed Oratorio di San Giovanni, but leave most of your time for one of Italy's best galleries, inside the Palazzo Ducale. Duke Federico's haughty Renaissance palace houses Le Marche's art collection, which includes Piero della Francesca's Flagellation of Christ, works by Raphael and Uccello, and a study decorated with intricate intarsia inlaid wood, some of it designed by Botticelli.
You eat well and fairly cheaply in La Trattoria del Leone , where dishes such as tagliolini al pecorino di fossa (pasta with aged ewe's milk cheese) cost from €8. For an earthy whiff of the high life go to nearby Acqualagna, where the tartufo bianco grows. The truffle-hunting season is short: it begins with a fair in November and runs until mid-December.
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ウルビーノ
Urbino is a steep stone hill town to rival anything in Tuscany or Umbria. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Urbino has retained much of its medieval charm. Its grandiose architecture went up during a golden age under Federico da Montefeltro in the late 1400s. Urbino was the birthplace of painter Raphael, whose first home still stands in via Raffaello. The economical way to see everything else is with the €12 Urbino tourist card (urbinoculturaturismo.it). Take in smaller art sites such as the frescoed Oratorio di San Giovanni, but leave most of your time for one of Italy's best galleries, inside the Palazzo Ducale. Duke Federico's haughty Renaissance palace houses Le Marche's art collection, which includes Piero della Francesca's Flagellation of Christ, works by Raphael and Uccello, and a study decorated with intricate intarsia inlaid wood, some of it designed by Botticelli.
You eat well and fairly cheaply in La Trattoria del Leone , where dishes such as tagliolini al pecorino di fossa (pasta with aged ewe's milk cheese) cost from €8. For an earthy whiff of the high life go to nearby Acqualagna, where the tartufo bianco grows. The truffle-hunting season is short: it begins with a fair in November and runs until mid-December.
Le Marche has no less than 18 towns and villages that have been conferred with the orange flag, proclaiming them to be the most beautiful villages in Italy. Grottamare is lovely and well worth a visit/ day trip. Grottamare is just off the Autostrada Adriatica (A14), a scenic motorway that literally hugs Le Marche’s Adriatic coastline. In the old town, perched upon a hill, you can climb up the steep alleyways to the remains of an 11th century fortress. Elsewhere there are 16th century fortified town walls and an ancient lavatoio or public laundry. Piazza Peretti was the centre of the ancient village of Grottamare and this is where most locals assemble in the evening. An especially lovely lookout point is the arched Logge di Piazza Peretti from where you can get a panoramic view of coastal towns and the Adriatic.
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Grottammare
Le Marche has no less than 18 towns and villages that have been conferred with the orange flag, proclaiming them to be the most beautiful villages in Italy. Grottamare is lovely and well worth a visit/ day trip. Grottamare is just off the Autostrada Adriatica (A14), a scenic motorway that literally hugs Le Marche’s Adriatic coastline. In the old town, perched upon a hill, you can climb up the steep alleyways to the remains of an 11th century fortress. Elsewhere there are 16th century fortified town walls and an ancient lavatoio or public laundry. Piazza Peretti was the centre of the ancient village of Grottamare and this is where most locals assemble in the evening. An especially lovely lookout point is the arched Logge di Piazza Peretti from where you can get a panoramic view of coastal towns and the Adriatic.
Le Marche has no less than 18 towns and villages that have been conferred with the orange flag, proclaiming them to be the most beautiful villages in Italy. My favourites were Montelupone and Grottamare, both within driving distance from Ancona. In fact you don’t even have to choose between them; both the towns can be visited on a day trip from Ancona or Urbino. Montelupone is an ancient walled town, which has a medieval church and palace to its credit. However, the real charm of the place is in just wandering about its tiny alleys, admiring the pretty houses and catching a glimpse of the Le Marche countryside from various lookout points. In its historic centre stands the Palace of the Podestà, with a tall tower crowned with a battlement. The tower also displays the town’s coat of arms and the town clock.
Montelupone station
Le Marche has no less than 18 towns and villages that have been conferred with the orange flag, proclaiming them to be the most beautiful villages in Italy. My favourites were Montelupone and Grottamare, both within driving distance from Ancona. In fact you don’t even have to choose between them; both the towns can be visited on a day trip from Ancona or Urbino. Montelupone is an ancient walled town, which has a medieval church and palace to its credit. However, the real charm of the place is in just wandering about its tiny alleys, admiring the pretty houses and catching a glimpse of the Le Marche countryside from various lookout points. In its historic centre stands the Palace of the Podestà, with a tall tower crowned with a battlement. The tower also displays the town’s coat of arms and the town clock.
Local Bakery
Bread, pastries and cakes
Open :
Tuesday 9am–1pm
Wednesday 7:30am–8:30pm
Thursday 7:30am–8:30pm
Friday 7:30am–8:30pm
Saturday 7:30am–8:30pm
Sunday 9am–8:30pm
Monday 7:30am–8pm
Bel Forno, Panificio
Via Tommaso RubeiAn excellent local bakery with fresh goods daily
Small Local Supermarket
‘Coal -Ercoli Rita’ is an excellent local small supermarket for your essentials. The staff are happy to help and have fresh goods and produce for sale. Open:
Monday to Saturday: 07:30-13:00 closes for lunch and reopens 16:00-200.
Sunday it opens 07:30-13:00
Largo S. Baglioni, 21
21 Largo San BaglioniStaff are incredibly friendly and helpful
‘Eurospin’ is a medium sized supermarket
‘Eurospin’ has an excellent wine, cheese and meat selection. It is a medium sized supermarket with a good selection of fresh goods. With reasonable prices it’s a good place to shop.
Open daily from 08:00-13:00 closes for lunch and reopens at 15:30-20:00 except on a Sunday when it is only open 08:00-13:00
Via Faleriense Ovest
Via Faleriense Ovest‘Oasi’ a hypermarket within a shopping centre/ mall
‘Oasi’ really is a one stop shop, it’s housed within a large shopping centre/ mall and has underground parking. It has counters with cheeses, meats and seafood. Sells fresh produce, toiletries, toys, some pool items, clothing and sandals. Open from 09:00 -21:00 every day.
Ensure you use the underground parking so your car is a lot cooler as the outer parking lacks shade
Via Giacomo Filippo Maria Prosperi, 42
42 Via Giacomo Filippo Maria ProsperiEnsure you use the underground parking so your car is a lot cooler as the outer parking lacks shade
Shopping centre/mall
This excellent clean and bright shopping centre that not only houses a large hypermarket called ‘Oasi’. But it also:
Tezenis- Underwear shop
Anna Virgili - Women’s fashion clothing shop.
Imperial- unisex fashion clothing shop.
Dorabella- women’s fashion clothing shop.
Capriotti- house goods shop (towels, cushions etc.).
Intimidating- an Italian lingerie shop.
Calzendonia- lingerie shop.
Bialetti- kitchen goods.
United Colours of Benetton- clothing shop.
Primitive- clothing store
Papillon- small restaurant
Nay!- sunglasses shop
Motive - women fashion shop
King sport & style- sports and clothes shop
New Fantasy gelateria- ice cream bar
Equialenza- perfume shop
Douglas- cosmetics shop
L’Erbolario- Natural cosmetics, perfume, lotions and body washes
Centro Commerciale Girasole
42 Via Giacomo Filippo Maria Prosperi