A lookout on the sea
Province
Province of Ancona
Altitude
309 m a.s.l.
Inhabitants
1.900
Village dominated by its imposing fifteenth-century fortress, animated every year by Medieval Festivals that re-enact 15th-century life.
The Rocca di Offagna was built in 1454-1456 at the behest of the city of Ancona as a defensive bulwark against Osimo. Its quadrangular structure with corner towers is one of the best-preserved examples of fifteenth-century military architecture in the Marche.
Offagna is the village of reenactment: every summer the town returns to the Middle Ages with its Medieval Festivals, with tournaments, banquets, and costumed parades. The Rocca dominates the landscape and the sea can be seen on the horizon, reminding us that this was a strategic watchpoint.

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