Capital
Pesaro and Urbino
Inhabitants
~350.000
Surface
2,564 sq km
Municipalities
53
The northernmost province of the Marche, a land of gentle hills sloping towards the Adriatic and the Apennine hinterland of Montefeltro. Pesaro, city of music and birthplace of Rossini, overlooks the sea with a long sandy beach. Urbino, a UNESCO heritage site, is the cradle of the Italian Renaissance with its Ducal Palace. The area is rich in medieval villages, fortresses and castles immersed in landscapes of rare beauty.
Beaches nestled between cliffs overlooking the sea, in the San Bartolo Park.
Equipped beaches with fine sand in Pesaro, ideal for families.
At the northern end of the Marche, wide beaches and the Gabicce Monte promontory.
Ancient Roman colony with sand and pebble beaches.
Cited by Dante in Paradise. Winter skiing and summer hiking.
Limestone massif with caves, gorges and the Hermitage. A paradise for speleology.
Nature reserve with a gorge carved by the Candigliano river and a Roman tunnel.
Famous for Marco Pantani's cycling training.
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.

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.