オッファーニャの天然記念物・トップ8

the descent to the beach is very steep and can be dangerous

Stunning view, suitable shoes are needed to reach the sea

Lake which together with Lago Profondo originated together with Portonovo, due to a landslide on Mount Conero. Quite marshy, a wooden walkway goes around it and allows you to observe the birds that swim there. A few steps from the pier, it is worth stopping by even just going towards the sea.

Wild beach reachable on foot from an unpaved and quite steep downhill road. Athletic shoes and not flip flops are recommended for the route. Arriving at the beach, the sea is beautiful, clear water and there is ample space where you can camp. Definitely a beach to see at least once if you go to that area.

Splendid free beach with a wild charm in the northern part of Ancona dominated by the majestic mountainous scenery of the Conero. It is made up of fine gravel, Mezzavalle has a bar / restaurant but no establishments. It is forbidden to camp and light fires.

The FONTE MONTECESA or DEL BORGO is located in a side street which, going down is to the right, of the Costa del Borgo. It is located against the rear wall of the houses on one side of the coast. This too has bows like that of the Guazzatore

FONTE MAGNA is the most important and well-known spring in Osimo and perhaps one of the oldest because it was there even before the Romans. It was a semi-cylindrical concrete cistern with a diameter of twelve meters and five or six meters high. It was once covered. Drinking water flows here perpetually. For years this source has supplied the people of Osimans with water and historical events that took place in its vicinity are told. In medieval times it was even polluted so as not to allow enemies to use it. Many secret tunnels that were under the houses of Osimane reached the source and the inhabitants of the city came out from a hidden door close to it, and identifiable even today, to supply themselves with water without being seen and thus face the enemy sieges.