From WWF oases to hidden canyons, the Marche are a mosaic of ecosystems where nature expresses itself in surprising and often little-known forms.
High coast with cliffs overlooking the Adriatic between Pesaro and Gabicce.
Canyon with golden eagles and a passable Roman tunnel.
Gentle hills and medieval villages along the Metauro river.
Centuries-old beech forest with monumental trees in the municipality of Cantiano.
Promontory overlooking the sea with holm oak woods, panoramic paths and hidden coves.
Wetland along the Esino river with birdwatching observatories.
Spectacular canyons with rock hermitages and unique biodiversity.
1,800 hectares of protected nature around a Cistercian abbey.
Emerald lake surrounded by the Sibillini Mountains.
Nature reserve in Torre di Palme with ancient holm oaks overlooking the sea.
Spectacular panoramic rock cleft overlooking the Sibillini.
Green agricultural valley among hills cultivated with peaches and pink apples.
Valleys, gorges and blooms on the southern side of the Sibillini mountains.
Spectacular canyon on the border with Abruzzo, with rock hermitages.
One of the most extensive beech forests in central Italy in the Monti della Laga Park.