Lit walkway to a seaside building at dusk, serene and evocative atmosphere.

SENIGALLIA AND ENVIRONS

Discovering Senigallia

Historic fountain and fortress evoke an atmosphere of ancient beauty and serenity.
Rocca Roveresca
A symbol of Senigallia's history and culture, the Fortress of the della Rovere family has been rebuilt several times over the centuries. Nevertheless, it has always kept all its charm and majesty.
Fountain with lions and historic building, serene and bright atmosphere.
Ducal Palace
It is the city's most iconic historic building. It was commissioned by Guidubaldo II Della Rovere in the mid-sixteenth century to be the official residence of the Della Rovere family.
Curious woman intently examines a display case in a museum.
"La Fenice" Archaeological Museum
A treasure trove of Roman artifacts that came to light during the construction of the new theater. It is an exhibition featuring labels and archaeological finds that attest to the city's past.
Majestic church with orange facade in a sunny square.
Cathedral of Saint Peter the Apostle
Located on Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, the cathedral dates back to the late 1700s and was designed on a pre-existing church. It features a Baroque style and is the main religious building in the city.
Modern building on stilts, lit at dusk, evokes tranquility and mystery.
Rotonda a Mare
Opened in 1933, it is a picturesque stilt house by the sea and a symbol of Senigallia. It was the venue for social life and entertainment. Today, it is the home of major exhibitions and cultural events.

Discovering the surrounding area

Luminous cave with reflective stalactites and stalagmites in a magical atmosphere.
Frasassi Caves
The Frasassi Caves are a uniquely beautiful natural wonder. They are the largest underground cave complex in Europe, located within the Gola Rossa Regional Nature Park. Small lakes, shiny stalactites and stalagmites in a breathtaking 13-km-long path.
Evening view of a historic city, warmly lit, evoking a serene atmosphere.
Urbino
Urbino, a gem of the Renaissance era in the Marche region, is a picturesque hilltop town known for its wonderful historic center, dominated by the majestic Ducal Palace. Its squares, museums and works of art bear witness to an extraordinary cultural heritage, offering a unique experience complemented by breathtaking views.
Majestic square with basilica and central fountain, evoking peace and historical beauty.
Loreto
It is the world's most famous pilgrimage site that attracts millions of visitors each year. Loreto mesmerizes with its Renaissance splendor and atmosphere of religious devotion. The Holy House is a must see during vacations in the Marche region.
Stairway between brick houses, lush plants, and green hills in the distance.
Corinaldo
Corinaldo is a "European Destination of Excellence." This picturesque medieval town is perched on a small hill in the hinterland of Senigallia. It is a blend of history, art, tradition and spirituality that offers postcard-perfect views and quaint alleys with an unusual quietude.
Old brick building with a tower under a blue sky.
Mondavio
Visiting this village allows you to take a trip back in time to the Renaissance era. The della Rovere Fortress towers over the town and is considered one of the highest expressions of Italian military architecture. The village of Mondavio holds the secrets of a truly glorious history.

Discovering the flavors

Bottle and glass of red wine on wood, long shadows evoke intimacy.
Nestled between the Apennines and the Adriatic Sea, the Marche is a fascinating land where the past blends with the present, creating a fascinating mosaic of tradition, art and nature. Those who visit it are fascinated by its cultural attractions, landscapes and more....

The food and wine of Marche, in fact, are a celebration of authentic flavors, quality and passion for good food. Among the many excellent products of the area, one in particular stands out: the Lacrima di Morro d'Alba wine.
Sunset, red wine, and cheese on a stump, romantic and serene atmosphere.
Produced in the hills around the village of the same name, this red wine stands out for its unique aroma, characterized by floral and fruity notes. To taste Lacrima di Morro d'Alba is to dive into a centuries-old winemaking tradition, enriched by the passion of local farmers and the magic of a land that offers an unforgettable tasting experience.

Here, at Hotel Nettuno, we are pleased to share the essence of our land through a selection of first-rate wines that, every day, we serve on your table. Our guests will, thus, have the opportunity to taste and relish the flavors of excellent wines, including Lacrima di Morro d'Alba, and take home the most authentic flavors of the Marche region.