Villa Vitali
Fermo
Located along the avenue that connects the coast to the historic center, Villa Vitali is a beautiful nineteenth-century residence surrounded by a historic park of great botanical value.
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Thin and golden egg pasta, the Maccheroncini di Campofilone IGP tells a centuries-old tradition made of manual gestures, simple ingredients, and peasant wisdom. A Marche excellence celebrated every summer in the heart of the village.
The fame of Campofilone is indissolubly linked to its Maccheroncini, very thin egg pasta mentioned in a document from the Abbey in the 1400s as “finest fine maccheroncini”.
The recipe, passed down from generation to generation, requires few essential ingredients: soft wheat flour and fresh eggs, with no added water. The dough is worked by hand, rolled into very thin sheets, rolled up, and cut into thin strands, then carefully laid out on sheets of paper for drying. An ancient gesture, born from the peasant wisdom of making the best use of the eggs produced in the homes, which still lives on today in the artisanal productions of the village.
Refined, golden, and very light, the Maccheroncini di Campofilone have received IGP recognition and represent one of the most identity-rich culinary excellences of the Marche. Every year, in the first decade of August, the National Festival of Maccheroncini di Campofilone celebrates this tradition with tastings, music, and conviviality, transforming the streets of the village into a grand narrative of Marche flavors.
The historic centre of Campofilone stands on a hill overlooking the Aso Valley. If arriving by car, take the A14 motorway, exit at Pedaso and continue towards Campofilone following local signs.
The nearest railway station is Pedaso, on the Adriatic railway line. From there, Campofilone can be reached by local transport connections or by taxi.
To visit the historic centre, it is advisable to leave the car in parking areas near the entrance to the village and continue on foot. The main access is through Porta Marina, along Via Vittorio Alfieri. During busier periods, check local signs and any access or parking restrictions.
Located along the avenue that connects the coast to the historic center, Villa Vitali is a beautiful nineteenth-century residence surrounded by a historic park of great botanical value.
Porto Sant'Elpidio offers a perfect combination of wellness and nature thanks to its magnificent historic pine grove, an oasis of shade ideal for light trekking and family relaxation.
This is a municipal villa in Liberty style, surrounded by a large garden, which becomes a vibrant cultural space with events and exhibitions during the summer. Since 2012, it also hosts a private collection of maritime objects, making it a place that combines architectural elegance with historical interest.
