Senigallia, on the Adriatic Sea, a city that offers a variety of attractions including the famous "Velvet beach", the Blue Flag for water quality, the Rocca Roveresca and different national events: the Summer Jamboree http://www.summerjamboree.com/ (August) and Caterraduno http://www.caterueb.rai.it/ (June).
In addition, a few kilometres from Senigallia there is a beautiful hilly hinterland, the ideal place for long walks in the countryside between olive-grooves and vineyards and for history and art lovers, there are many medieval villages such as Corinaldo, Ostra Vetere and Morro D'Alba famous throughout the world for the Wine Lacrima di Morro d'Alba.
For an unforgettable excursion we recommend the Frasassi Caves in Genga (about sixty
kilometers from the hotel). The visit to the famous caves and its surroundings is a must, an entire day between art and nature. Silent and easy way where to admire the unintentional masterpieces of the nature: small lakes, chiselled stalactites, bright stalagmites, halls with alabaster and crystal arabesques.
Urbino, is about 70 kms from The Nettuno** Hotel and it is probably the most famous city of the Marches in the world. Here it was born one of the greatest Italian painters, Raffaello Sanzio and it has been center of one of the most complete and refined civilizations of the Renaissance. Important to visit the Dome, the Ducal Palace, masterpiece of the Renaissance art, the Renaissance Gallery, full of artworks, the Church of San Domenico and the University, the past residence of the Montefeltro.
Loreto (about 70 kms from Senigallia) brilliant city of faith, art and culture.
Privileged destination, it has an historical-architectural and human context unique for the richness of its artistic, religious and cultural property. The unmistakable Sanctuary and the majesty of the Apostolic Palace.
Recanati (about 70 kms from the hotel) lives in the memory of Giacomo Leopardi that was born here and where it is possible to visit: Leopardi palace, native house of the poet, the Hill of the Infinite, celebrated in the homonymous poem, where Giacomo walked, arriving directly from the garden of his house, the Little square of "Saturday of the Village" and the "House of Silvia".
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