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Servigliano is one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy" and its historical origins date back to Roman times. Every year, the village celebrates its historical and cultural identity with the Castel Clementino Knights' Tournament, a reenactment that includes costume parades and skill competitions.

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Monsampietro Morico is known for its medieval castle, which features an imposing 14th-century polygonal tower that once defended the Romanesque gate below. The village also boasts a significant religious and artistic heritage, particularly the 13th-century Romanesque Church of San Paolo and works of art such as a triptych attributed to Vittore Crivelli.

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Monteleone di Fermo is famous for its historic medieval center and panoramic hilltop location. Its most iconic monument is the irregular hexagonal tower (dating back to the 13th-14th centuries), the central element of the ancient castle walls.

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Well-stocked oven, excellent for a refreshment

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The main square of the village of San Ginesio, with the Bar Centrale, a must-see stop for cyclists

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From the south you arrive from the industrial area with a dirt road for MTB, doable with a gravel bike with caution. From the north with a dirt road

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Romanesque bridge restored in 1425. A suggestive place that can only be accessed on foot or by bike. You arrive in Amandola by the ancient passage on the Tenna River.

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Beautiful dirt road along the famous row of bald cypresses, along the Sentiero Viarum. In autumn these trees take on the characteristic red color that makes this passage unforgettable

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Best water around here, always fresh. Hard not to meet other cyclists here.

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A very small but at the same time fascinating square.

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Montefortino is a small village nestled in the mountainous part of the Marche region. Beautiful to reach.

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The village of Grottazzolina is very interesting

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Modest altitude difference, the roads are asphalted and not excessively busy, in the long straight road alongside the Tenna you can appreciate the rolling hills of the Fermo area with their typical crops (in this period the sunflower stands out)

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It stands on a slight hill just 227 meters above sea level, halfway between the Adriatic Sea and the Sibillini Mountains. The belvedere of the public gardens, overlooking the Tenna valley, offers a view of the sea and the mountains. In retracing the history of the town, it should be noted that around twenty Picene tombs from the Iron Age were brought to light in Piane di Grottazzolina, the furnishings of which are preserved in the National Archaeological Museum of Ancona

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Simply gorgeous resort, sports, wine cellar, relaxation...

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Medieval city, originally a Roman colony, just 7 kilometers from the Adriatic Sea, in a beautiful position on the last offshoots of the hills that separate the Tenna and Ete Vivo valleys. Absolutely worth visiting

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Stunning village at the foot of the Sibillini Mountains National Park.

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Fermo is an Italian municipality and capital of the province of the same name in the Marche region. Archbishop's seat, its center is about 6 kilometers from the Adriatic Sea. A city rich in history, museums, libraries, noble palaces, villas and much more

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City of Monte Urano – The name Monte Urano derives from the ancient toponym Monteriano, attested in Farfa documents from the 11th century and in those of the bishop of Fermo from the 12th century: the territory is in fact indicated among the properties lost by the imperial Abbey of Farfa and passed to the bishop of Fermo who assigned them to the Monastery of San Savino on the Colle Vìssiano. Continue: https://www.seremailragno.com/citta-di-monte-urano-storia/

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Beautiful breathtaking views and Gole infernaccio Photonics

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