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The beach of Pedaso is a unique corner of the Piceno coast, famous for its shoreline of over two kilometers where golden sand alternates with a rare stretch of polished gravel. Characterized by legendary-shaped natural rocks and a mild microclimate, it offers a lively welcome thanks to the chalets and the flower-filled gardens lining the sea.
The coastline of Pedaso represents a splendid exception in the Marche coastal landscape, offering a harmonious alternation between golden sand and stretches of polished gravel. This geological peculiarity is enriched by the presence of natural rocks that emerge from the water, to which local tradition has attributed fanciful names related to their shape or to evocative folk tales. The numerous chalets animate the beach life, transforming a day at the beach into a fun experience for adults and children. For those seeking relaxation, the adjacent public gardens offer an oasis of shade and floral scents, ideal for resting the soul. Thanks to a mild microclimate that provides summer breezes and gentle winters, the beach of Pedaso confirms itself as a top destination in every season of the year.
The Civic Library "Romolo Spezioli", located in the monumental Palazzo degli Studi designed by Girolamo Rainaldi, is one of the most prestigious archives in Europe. Its beating heart is the majestic Hall of the Globe (1688), which houses the original core of civic knowledge and the famous terrestrial globe by Silvestro Amanzio Maroncelli from 1713.
An ancient dish from Altidona’s culinary tradition, Polenta with snails combines simple ingredients, slow preparation and authentic flavours. Since 1974, it has been the highlight of the summer festival that brings Altidona’s historic centre to life every first weekend of August.
The Roman Cisterns of Fermo, built between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD, represent one of the largest and best-preserved underground complexes in the world. Unique in Italy for their size, these extraordinary "liming pools" extend over an area of about 2,200 square meters beneath the historic center.
