Le Marche is an area renowned for its beauty and is absolutely perfect for a good long walk. There are walks for everyone, from rolling hills to sandy beaches to mountains over 1500 metres high. You’ll discover hidden gorges, lush valleys and some of the best views in Europe. You’ll also catch a glimpse of
You may be surprised to learn that Le Marche has 180km of Adriatic coastline resulting in a decent variety of quality beaches to choose from. There are three types of beach in Le Marche: Bigger, livelier seaside towns with great party life, atmosphere, tourists and promenades. Smaller, less impressive beaches but offering a more privacy
I’m sure you’d agree that it’s perhaps a little odd to be eating salami for dessert, however this little Le Marche delicacy, taste sensation is a little deceiving. Yes its housed in a traditional salami sleeve, but the filling is actually dried figs flavoured with anisette, rum, and the traditional Sapa. Il tutto viene poi
We’ve discovered a fantastic wine tour in Le March, which we can highly recommend if you are lucky enough to be staying in the area. Set up and run by Marco who has heaps of experience with wines all over the world, and has in fact studied Viticulture and Oenology (wine making) at Ancona University
Q – What do the Italians do best apart from lift the World cup, wine and food? A – Opera of course! If you love a bit of opera then you simply can’t afford to miss the open-air opera festival at Macerata’s Sferisterio in Le Marche this summer. Taking place on Saturday 31st July, Wednesday
