Agriturismo Silvia Di Luciani Diego, San Ginesio

Agriturismo Silvia Di Luciani Diego: location

The property stands in the Porta Offuna quarter, right by the walls of San Ginesio. The historic center is close by and can be reached on foot, so the town can be visited without a car. San Ginesio sits on a hill at 690 m, in the inland Marche region, in the province of Macerata. It is called "il balcone dei Sibillini" (the balcony of the Sibillini) because the view sweeps from the mountains to the Adriatic Sea.

Agriturismo Silvia Di Luciani Diego: services

The property is classified as an agriturismo. Pets are allowed. For an up-to-date list of rooms, apartments and other services, it is best to contact the property directly, using the details in the box on this page.

For other options, see where to stay in San Ginesio for hotels, or the page on B&Bs in San Ginesio.

Agriturismo Silvia Di Luciani Diego: what to see nearby

The center of San Ginesio is enclosed by walls that surround almost the entire town and are fitted with towers and bastions. Piazza Alberico Gentili is overlooked by the Collegiata, the only example of florid Gothic in the Marche. The square also has the statue of Alberico Gentili, by the sculptor Giuseppe Guastalla, from 1905.

Colle Ascarano, above Porta Ascarana, offers a view from Monte Conero to the Gran Sasso. On foot or by bike it is possible to continue toward the mountains, into the landscape of the Sibillini Park. As for food and wine, the area is known for San Ginesio DOC wine, Vernaccia, "polentone" (a hearty polenta dish) and Ciauscolo, a soft spreadable salami.