A corner of paradise in Montefeltro
Province
Province of Pesaro-Urbino
Altitude
321 m a.s.l.
Inhabitants
1.800
An ancient village in Montefeltro with Roman remains, a unique paleontological museum and a hilly landscape that alternates woods and cultivated fields.
Of Roman origins, as evidenced by the remains of the ancient Pitinum Pisaurense, Macerata Feltria was an important center in the Duchy of Urbino. The Montefeltro Fossil and Mineral Museum collects valuable scientific finds from the area.
Borderland between Marche and Romagna, Macerata Feltria combines the sweetness of the hilly landscape with the richness of an subsoil that preserves millionaire fossils. It is a village where history is measured in geological eras, not just in centuries.

From Fano to Ancona, Porto Recanati to San Benedetto: every coastal town has its own recipe. Brodetto fish stew is the culinary soul of the Marche.

One of the Renaissance's greatest geniuses was born in Federico da Montefeltro's ducal city. Following in the footsteps of Raphael.