Gramsci Seafront
Porto S.Giorgio
A beautiful promenade by the sea enriched by century-old palms and Liberty-style buildings dating back to the early 1900s.
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The ancient path, recently reopened for public use, extends south of the populated area, near the lighthouse. It allows access to the summit of Monte Serrone, where a military signaling station once stood.
The ancient path of Monte Serrone, recently reopened for public enjoyment, develops south of the inhabited center, near the lighthouse. It is a route that returns to the community and visitors a significant stretch of the local landscape, where nature, memory, and sea views come together.
The trail leads to the summit of Monte Serrone, a panoramic point from which to observe the coastline and the surrounding area. In the past, a military signaling station was located here, a testament to the strategic role this place played in coastal surveillance.
Today, the path invites a slow and suggestive walk, ideal for those wishing to discover the territory from a different perspective, amidst glimpses of the Adriatic, traces of history, and natural tranquility.
A beautiful promenade by the sea enriched by century-old palms and Liberty-style buildings dating back to the early 1900s.
The "Lungomare dei cantautori del XX secolo" is a scenic route of about two kilometers that combines music and nature. The path, which connects the mouth of the Aso River to the border with Campofilone, is marked by artistic underpasses dedicated to the giants of Italian song.
Architectural jewel of the 19th century, the Theater of Porto San Giorgio was completed in 1817 based on a design by architect Giuseppe Locatelli. Inside, the beautifully frescoed ceiling, painted in 1910 by Sigismondo Nardi, showcases an allegory of the arts and human destiny, bestowing remarkable beauty and elegance upon the city today.
