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EnglishThe two city gates marked the entrances to the village from the north and south. Porta da Bora, rebuilt during the Renaissance and later incorporated into the surrounding homes, has preserved its original function as an access point to the town over time. Porta da Sole, built in the early 11th century, represented the main access to the Campofilone castle throughout the Early Middle Ages.
Always regarded as the 'church of the people', it was consecrated on September 10, 1893. Notable are also the frescoes of the Church of San Patrizio, by Luigi Fontana, depicting San Patrizio blessing the village, which testify to the importance of the local artistic school.
An ecomuseum is a cultural reality that arises directly from a territory and its community, with the aim of researching,...
Fine sand that gently slopes into the sea, shallow and safe waters, stretches of gravel, clear water, and ample open spaces make it ideal for families, couples, and those seeking relaxation away from the crowd.
The Abbey Church of San Bartolomeo, rebuilt in the second half of the 19th century, stands out for its Greek cross layout and the richness of its interiors. The frescoes by the painter Fontana, along with the marble decorations and the figures of saints created by his student Nicola Achilli, make it a small treasure of sacred art.
It is the main access to the fascinating medieval village of Campofilone. Characterized by an elegant pointed arch and a...
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 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.
