Piane di Falerone
Where Roman History Comes to Life

Just a 8-minute drive away, Piane di Falerone is a charming village where rich Roman history is woven into everyday life. Nestled among the trees, you’ll find a beautifully preserved Roman theater, standing beside a majestic centuries-old oak tree that seems to guard the landscape.

Within walking distance, you can explore impressive ruins of an amphitheater, a cistern, a temple base, and a bathhouse. These archaeological treasures are subtly integrated into the village, creating a unique and almost magical atmosphere where past and present blend seamlessly.

Piane di Falerone is a hidden gem that combines history and charm—perfect for a short but fascinating journey through time.

Urbisaglia
From Roman Grandeur to Medieval Charm

Just 24 minutes away, Urbisaglia is a captivating destination where Roman history meets medieval beauty. Start your visit at the Urbs Salvia Archaeological Park, one of the region’s most significant Roman sites, featuring a grand amphitheater, a theater, temple ruins, an ancient water reservoir, and frescoes that offer a glimpse into the city's glorious past.

After immersing yourself in antiquity, head up to the medieval town of Urbisaglia, where the Rocca di Urbisaglia, a classic medieval fortress, offers stunning panoramic views over the surrounding countryside.

End your visit with a delicious meal under the charming arcades of Restaurant Le Logge, where local cuisine and a picturesque setting create a perfect culinary experience.

Urbisaglia is a versatile destination that beautifully blends history, culture, and gastronomy into one unforgettable visit.

Roman Cisterns of Fermo
A Fascinating Glimpse into Antiquity

A 35-minute drive takes you to Fermo’s Roman Cisterns, an absolute must-see for history lovers. Built as an ancient water supply system, these vast underground structures are among the largest and best-preserved Roman cisterns in existence.

A guided tour in English leads you through this impressive network of vaulted chambers, showcasing the Romans’ advanced engineering skills. After exploring the cisterns, take a leisurely stroll through Fermo’s historic center, and enjoy an aperitif at the charming Piazza del Popolo.

A visit to the cisterns is not only a fascinating dive into the past but also an unforgettable experience that brings Fermo’s rich history to life.

Abbadia di Fiastra (28 min)

A historic nature reserve surrounding a well-preserved Cistercian abbey from the 12th century. The estate blends culture and nature, featuring peaceful walking paths through forests and fields—ideal for a short day trip or a moment of reflection.

The mentioned travel times refer to the driving time from Casa Giulietta.