Art & Culture
Discovering the history and culture of the area.
Ancient Numana
Dive into the atmosphere of ancient Numana by exploring its charming historic centre. Medieval walls, watchtowers, and narrow cobbled streets tell stories of a past full of adventures and traditions. Discover the secrets of ancient Numana and let yourself be enchanted by its timeless charm.
Antiquarium of Numana – Archaeological Museum
A few kilometers from Numana, Sirolo is home to the Marche Archaeological Museum. This museum houses a rich collection of archaeological finds from the Marche region, including Etruscan, Roman, and medieval artifacts. Tombs, pottery, coins, and Etruscan tools offer a fascinating insight into the ancient history of the region.
Ancient Port of Ancona
Located a short distance from Numana, the Ancient Port of Ancona is one of the oldest and most picturesque ports on the Adriatic. Admire the city’s imposing fortifications, stroll along the pier, and enjoy the spectacle of the many yachts and fishing boats plying the harbor waters.
Camerano Caves
A short distance from Numana are the fascinating Camerano Caves, a complex of underground caves stretching more than 30 kilometers beneath the town. This labyrinth of natural tunnels offers a unique exploration experience, filled with charm and mystery. The caves have been used over the centuries as bomb shelters during wartime, and as wine cellars afterwards. Today, the caves are open to the public and offer guided tours that will allow you to explore their intriguing underground world, discovering stalactites, stalagmites, and fascinating rock formations. A trip to the Camerano Caves is an exciting journey into the heart of nature and history, not to be missed during your stay in Numana.
Sanctuary of Loreto
Just a few kilometers from Numana is the impressive Sanctuary of Loreto, one of Italy’s most important pilgrimage sites. Admire the majesty of the Holy House Basilica, which guards the legendary House of Mary, brought there from Nazareth by the angels. A place full of spirituality and history, which fascinates visitors from all over the world.
Recanati, the Hill of Infinity
Recanati is known for being the birthplace of poet Giacomo Leopardi, one of Italy’s greatest poets. Stroll through the streets of the historic centre, visit Leopardi’s House and admire the breathtaking view from the Hill of Infinity, inspiration for one of Leopardi’s most famous poems. Breathe in the romantic atmosphere and cultural richness of this enchanting town.
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