Capital
Fermo
Inhabitants
~170.000
Surface
860 km²
Municipalities
40
The youngest of the Marche provinces, established in 2004, it encompasses a compact but extraordinarily rich territory. Fermo, an ancient city perched on Colle Sabulo, dominates a landscape that descends from the Sibillini to the Adriatic Sea. Piazza del Popolo is one of the most beautiful in Italy, while the underground Roman Cisterns bear witness to the city's antiquity. The Fermo coast alternates sandy beaches and seaside villages, while the hinterland holds treasures such as Torre di Palme.
Elegant resort with the Rocca Tiepolo and a Liberty seafront.
Small coastal villages with intimate beaches and clean waters.
Sandy beach at the foot of the historic city.
Quiet beach south of the province with fine sand.
Mountain trails and villages on the eastern side of the Sibillini.
The legendary mountain of the Sibilla Appenninica.
Canyon carved by the Tenna river in the heart of 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.