Very nice and clean beach. Showers, toilets, sorted waste. Recommended mainly for children

not been on high season. payed 10euro more then in riccione fo the same service and time spend. Service not available between 12:00 and 14:00 . it may because it was not in high season but there is no reason why they just leave.

It's a great place for taking a cocktail with friends

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Very nice place

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Overall it was a good experience. However, we were (due to numerous reviews) expecting a bit more animals/things to see. E.g. we visited the yellow path in 5 min, definitely something that could be merged into another path or perhaps extended. Parking cost us 5 euros and I am afraid we even landed in the wrong one (on the hotel side). Not sure if the other parking (larger) had the same price. Advice to buy tickets in advance cause they are cheaper and you avoid waiting time jn the cashiers

Good program if it's raining. The aquarium wasn't bad at all, it just wasn't that good. The sooner you buy tickets online, the cheaper. Definitely buy tickets online, because then you don't have to wait 30+ minutes in the queue. The shark are the main attraction and you'll understand why, they're massive and scary 😂 ideal trip for families as there are also dinosaurs, otters etc.

We had a wonderful day but it was very very hot and it was difficult to find shady spots to picnic if you weren’t actually eating at the restaurant or bar as all of the picnic benches in the shade got snatched up immediately! More shaded areas would really make a difference for this otherwise great attraction, especially in the dinosaur world! I would go again, but not in summer!

The prices are very reasonable, and all the animals are adorable. The penguins were so friendly, and the staff was incredibly helpful. Highly recommend!

Really nice aquarium with lots to see for old and young. There also lots of other attractions like dinosaurs, insects and so on, but the aquarium was most impressive to us.

There are a lot of different kinds of fishes, but despite the huge area, only half of the exhibition was interesting. Nevertheless, kids were happy, especially in the dinosaur area.

Very suitable for children to visit. I took my little one to visit on August 22nd. It was a very pleasant experience. I especially liked the blue pavilion. I bought the tickets on the official website, which was very convenient.

Definitely the best spiaggia in town! Clean bathrooms, kindly staff who are always smiling! Many sun chairs, even on a crowded sunny weekend you can find available spots..

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Absolutely amazing racing track. I spent an unforgettable racing weekend at Misano circuit. My overall experience was simply perfect. I had the chance to watch the race at tribuna C which allowed me to see couple of corners and turns at the end. The narration and big screens were adequate for us to follow the race when the riders were not at our sight. The shops were colorful and the organization was really good. I liked it a lot.

I raced here for three days. Everything is clean. Far better as I am used to. I like Italian circuits.

I visited the motogp 12-14 september. The organization of the event was perfect. Our seats in the grandstand were duplicated, but the staff acted adequately and solved the problem. Thanks to Francesca and Marco from the security who helped us!!!

What an wonderful experience. The event is very exciting, if you want to go to a moto GP I certainly recommend Misano. Italy is a good destination, the people, the food, the ambiance. We stayed in Rimini and had the best weekend ever. Renting a car is recommended.

7-9 November 2025, MotoGP weekend with tickets to Lagos Stand. Well organised, logistics and parking were a dream on a bike, food and drink readily available, as were restroom areas.

We come down to Misano every year for the MotoGP and it's such a pleasure again and again! The city goes crazy on this week-end and the racetrack itself + the events around it are just SO GOOD!

We visited on the off chance on a Monday, and a full track day was running. The Marshalls allowed us in for free to watch the bikes.

I visited on a rainy day during the off-season, during the week. It was packed with school classes, which is great! Just beware, if that bothers you. There are multiple parking lots and plenty of space. The old town around the Rocca hosts multiple souvenir stores and plenty of restaurants. The Rocca itself is said to be the place of Dante's divine comedy and is popular for Lucrezia Borgia. It's rather small but interesting. I rated it 3 stars because it's small and not a lot to see compared to other places. You can bring small dogs in a carrier or a bag pack.

The best castle I've seen so far. A walk along the walls and amazing views for only 2 euros. Inside without a guide 10 euros. Everything is very nice. I recommend

This is one of the most beautiful castles in the world. If you get entrance ticket you will get also access to the walk around the castle walls with incredible view. Parking 🅿️ 1.80 EUR per hour. Entrance ticket to castle 12 EUR.

Beautiful castle and beautiful old town on the way ro castle Gradara. However, I didn't appreciate that I should buy the audio guide extra additionally to the regular entry fee on some barely working app so I did the exploring myself. Another issues are that you are barely allowed to see just a tiny portion of the castle (rest is prohibited) and a good chunk of the shown art and furnitures is from the 1920s (previous owner) and not the originals from the 14th/15th hundreds. Enough of my complaints, it is still worth a visit! ;-)

Beautiful castle, be sure to visit (€10,- p/adult, kids till 18 are free entry) in combination with the guardwall (€4,-p/adult, €2,- p/child) in combination is best buy (€12,- p/adult)! It is wise to put on some comfy shoes. The inside of the castle is impressive amd the views are amazing.

The tower isn't opened to public which kinda sucks because the view would be perfect. Loved it anyway. The passage around the wall is worth the price.

Recommend it to anyone at the seaside on the Adriatic Riviera, a hidden historic gem, worth visiting

Super hike trail, not for everybody, not for kids as well, somewhere is very steep, need climb up and down but the beach worth it!!

Loved it! Beautiful, clean beach with amazing views of sea and mountains. Great food at the restaurant at the beach. Make sure you've got change for the parking as you can't pay by card. Would come back any time 🌞🌊

A beautiful beach. You can get there by boat or by foot, however the road to the beach is difficult and requires some climbing.

It was an excellent boat ride with panoramic views a must if you come to Ancona yet the beach is a good beach but not great with so many people 😢

We made last minute reservation to see how a turtles are released into the sea. Although we expected a lot more from this trip, for example at least more furthers, but there was only one. The experience was still amazing. The boat ride was fun and beautiful. A lot less people than usually due to COVID 19. The boat staff was helpful when getting off. When we arrived at the Beach of the two sisters, we had to climb down the ladder. This was fun! 😁👌Although this trip was planed to leave at 5pm, therefore we got no sun as we arrived on the beach. It was quite dark. The sun there leaves around 3pm. You can also plan to go to this beach in the morning and stay until afternoon in order to just enjoy a private view and swim.

Most beautiful place on the Adriatic coast on Italy ( in this region). Nice water, nice beach, perfect restraint. The only problem is it’s very difficult to park the car after 9 am from the end of may till middle of September!!! There is a public parking at the top, from where to walk about 20 minutes down.

A wonderful beach, though rather crowded. A pleasant boat trip from Numana, I found the 25-euro ticket a bit too high, but I guess a more popular fare would get the beach even more crowded.

Beautifull beach that is very quiet.. That is untill the boatload of tourists gets dumped on the beach. The tour boats ruined the place. Tip: Get there early before the boatload of tourists. When the boatload of tourists arrives just leave in the direction of Portonovo. There are a few beaches that are free off the boatload of tourists.

1000 nuanches of blue. What a place with a wow view. It worth the trip by boat from Numana turistic harbor. It seems to be to Maldives but with a sand of little stones instead of sand.

Beach was good . After evening, it is being full of waves and there's no sun so be carefull! There's a bar nearby that is selling almost everything, but its nothing special. There's also a public transportation ( a gren bus) that can bring u from the beginning of the way down to the end and its all free, but be carefull, the last ride is at 18.30, so organise yourself in order to be at the bus stop around 18!!

This place is WOW!!! The rocks on the shore as you walk further down the beach aren’t slippery. Just the waves will get you a bit, other than that amazing view on the other side of the big pink rock. If you want to experience something unique and pink this is the place!

August 6. Arrived at the public parking area 12:15. Guard said parking is now closed and will open again 1 o’clock, luckily he opened again 12:40. €10 for the whole day. Two sunbeds with umbrella €24 or 26 if you also want the bus ticket back. Restaurant is available.

Really beautiful beach!!! The water is clear and there is a lot to see underwater for people interested in a bit of snorkeling. Clean and not overly full of people. From the city of Sirolo there is maybe 20 minutes on foot and a bit more to return, but it can be done by everyone (I had with me a friend that is the opposite of athletic and he was able to do it...grumbling but he did)

'Sassi neri" is a renowned beach close to the Conero mountain and it's, for sure, a very nice place where to spend a day with a family or friends. But let's start from the beginning. After leaving your car in a parking you can choose between taking a bus or two different trails. First dirt road is not for children and not for unhealthy people. Don't take it also if you have only flip_flops because it's steep and dangerous. Second one is a normal road but steeper than the other. (If you take this solution you can also ask for bus service that cost 2 euro for the round trip) After 30 min (5 with bus) you will reach "sassi neri beach" a pleasant place sourrounded by green and lush vegetation with clear blue sea water. (for sure better than Emilia Romagna coast which is usually green). Down there, there is also a restaurant and few bars where to take a drink or a coffee. To conclude, Sassi Neri e San Michele is a very nice place but if you have altready been in Sardinia or Puglia or Sicily don't expect to find places like that. Cheers

Jul 28 ...Nice place after 6pm is not so crowded ... Water goes deep in a few meters ... Good for swimming ... Must try

How many times have I gone, in motion, and have also fallen, on foot or from the sea, already the mountain Conero is a natural spectacle in more this unique, wild and picturesque beach with rocky shoreline and crystal clear water, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Overall a great place but I'd recommend taking a car because its necessary to travel a lot

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(Translated by Google) Wonderful view! Nestled in the greenery of the Conero Park and overlooking the beautiful beaches of the Riviera, stands Sirolo, an ancient medieval village. Worth seeing (Original) Meravigliosa vista! Incastonato nel verde del Parco del Conero e affacciato sulle bellissime spiagge della Riviera, sorge Sirolo, un antico borgo medievale. Da vedere

(Translated by Google) What can I say? One of the most beautiful places you can see. From here you can see Mount Conero, and the view is breathtaking. The village is small but bustling. The beaches are unique. (Original) Che dire uno dei più bei posti che si possono vedere. Da qui si vede il monte Conero e la vista è mozzafiato. Il borgo è piccolo ma pieno di gente. Le spiagge uniche.

Ever wonder what happened to the house of the Virgin Mary Mother of Jesus? The house without the foundation was believed to have been brought by the angels in Loreto Italy in the middle of the road. The foundation of the house is in Israel though. The house is now housed inside a beautiful church in Loreto, Italy. We drove there from. Rome and took us about 3 and a half hours. See the church at night or might as well attend a mass at night and during the day. The place is beautiful and quiet. Parking during our visit was challenging. Make sure you have Euros in cash/coins to pay for parking. When we were there, it won't take credit and one miraculous moment, someone gave us coins to pay for parking! An angel sent by Jesus or Mama Mary! Praise God! You cannot take pictures i side Mother Mary's house. But once inside, you can see even some of Jesus scribbles on the wall 😀

Visiting the Madonna’s House in Loreto was a deeply moving and spiritual experience. This sacred place, known as the Holy House, is believed to be where the Virgin Mary lived and received the Angel Gabriel’s announcement. The story of how this humble home was miraculously transported from Nazareth to Loreto in the 13th century adds a sense of wonder and faith to the site. Inside the beautiful basilica that protects it, I felt a profound peace and connection to centuries of devotion.

Deeply religious experience. The crusaders moved Mary's house (the part that was built outside of the grotto) to Loreto, Italy. It's amazing.

Beautiful square with the 1614 fountain and the basilica which houses what is believed to be the house of Saint Mary, mother of Jesus, in Nazareth. Masses are held several times a day; a good time for a tourist visit might be between 12:30 and 5:00 PM. Parking lots outside the walls are charged from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm € 1.40/hour € 10 all day, a short distance away there are also large parking lots both free and charged. Toilets € 0.50 at the small gardens behind the square. If you limit yourself to this and to walking along the main street with the businesses, the visit can take an hour and a half. There is also more to see and the visit can take up the whole day. The Museo Pontificio Della Santa Casa € 8 and the patrol walkways € 5 these only with guided tour ( 5 per day the first at 10) their cumulative ticket € 10. "Porta della Marina" from 1534, near has the panoramic terrace, the small park of remembrance, the“holy staircase” of 400 steps and the Polish war cemetery. Free admission for the permanent mechanical nativity scene 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and 2:30-7:30 p.m. and the small air force museum from July to September daily 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m., an airplane of the “Frecce Tricolori,” is exhibited outside the “round tower” . The Roman Gate of 1590, near the civic tower of the 17th, and of course you can also walk all the way around the defensive walls. According to tradition, in 1291, angels transported three walls of Our Lady's house from the cave in Nazareth, to which it was connected by the fourth wall, to the town of Rijeka in Croatia. They then moved it to the vicinity of Ancona. After 9 months, another transfer took place, this time to Porto Recanati on the property of a noblewoman named “Loreta”. After her name, the statue on display in the house was called “Madonna di Loreta” or “Vergine Lauretana”, but it burned down in a fire in 1921 and the statue on display today is a copy from 1922. Again the angels, after 8 months, moved the house to another private property, but in 1294 they lifted it into the air again, finally depositing it on the top of a hill, and the shrine and city of Loreto was founded around it. According to another, more historical version, it was the Crusaders, nearing defeat in the Last Crusade, who dismantled the house. The transport to Italy from Palestine was carried out by the "Angeli" family, a real Italian surname, and over the years this gave rise to a misunderstanding that confused them with heavenly angels. Having become a pilgrimage destination in 1468, work began on the construction of the basilica. In the 16th century Donato Bramante created the fine marble facing that covers the outer walls of the “Holy House". The city's mighty city walls were built between 1518 and 1522 to resist possible attacks by the Turks who landed on the coasts plundering the villages, an earlier wall from 1315 defended pilgrims and their donations from bandits. The basilica''s exterior was completed in 1587 while work on the interior decorations ended a few years later.

A very special place, peaceful, where can you find yourself

A holy place. Some say it's second holyplace for Christianity after Vatican . There you can see the house where the mother Mary was born. ( that house bring by angels from jerusalem to italy . ) 27-05-2025

Wonderful basilica. Nice little town, small city center. Worth a visit.

Nice place with a tour that takes you through the rooms where Giacomo Leopardi lived and studied. My experience was a bit ruined by a young boy, a visitor, who told me off while trying to take photos. Photos are permitted everywhere on the site.

It's lovely to explore the house and learn about the family and societal structure of the time. And, of course, its the perfect place if you want to learn about Leopardi's genius intellect and different perspectives.

Casa Leopardi is a deeply moving and beautifully preserved glimpse into the life of the great poet… its historic library, intimate rooms, and family atmosphere bring Leopardi’s world vibrantly to life.

Of all the things suggested in the ticket the house itself with the library is the only one worth visiting. However you cannot take pictures there which is a bit of a shame nowadays

There is not much to add: if you are in Recanati (or just visiting the Marche countryside), you can't forget to pay a visit to Giacomo's house. The biblioteca is an amazing travel back in time and the place where his poetry is born. Highly recommended.

I highly recommend to visit this “museum house” if you know a little of Italian literature and if in the area

A historical house of the big poet Giacomo Leopardi where lived and start write the firsts poems....

EDITED - Terrible place, feels deserted by customers and seems like a joke. I will not come here anymore because it is old and dangerous to use some of slides, for example connections between tubes are somehow not aligned or have dimples, so when you slide you feel them. They - Service staff - have a break in middle of day, for one hour it is not possible to use ANY swimming pool nor slides. All of them are out for one hour, including a normal swimming pool. Not possible to book on website, Google maps website does not allow to book on iOS. I used iPhone and iPad and i could not book any of tickets. WEAK SERVICES ON SITE. Waste of money!

This Aqua park is located in the most beautiful setting. The views are absolutely breathtaking. Very good value for money. Never too overcrowded. Kids loved it. I would definitely recommend this place.

Nice park. Nice facilities

Place is very cool, but there are very few water slides and some workers are too strict with the rules.

A very nice swimming pool complex. Perhaps not the most modern but probably without alternative for the region. The huge slide is the highlight. It impressed me very much. A star deduction due to the gastronomy. Almost non-existent gastronomy.

Our kids loved this water park. It has a variety of pools and slides for all heights and ages. The lifeguards are excellent.

Very nice Aquapark on top of a hill with fantastic view on the Big Twins slide. Unfortunately pizzeria was not open so had to eat hamburger/piadine

(Translated by Google) A crystal clear lake in the Sibylline Mountains - Lago di Cingoli - beautifully blended into the landscape, with an amazing color. Entirely man-made on the Musone River Dam to shelter the rich surrounding fauna and flora. The lake has an amazing color, totally turquoise. It's unbelievable. Combined with the green vegetation and mountains in the background, a beautiful image is created. If you are in the area, be sure to come see this beautiful lake. (Original) Krystalicznie czyste jezioro w górach Sybilińskich - Lago di Cingoli - przepięknie wtopione w krajobraz, o niesamowitym kolorze. Całkowicie stworzone przez człowieka na tamie rzeki Musone, by dać schronienie bogatej okolicznej faunie i florze. Jezioro ma niesamowity kolor, totalnie turkusowa. Aż niewiarygodny. W połączeniu z zielenią roślinności i górami w tle tworzy się przepiękny obraz. Jeśli tylko będziecie w okolicy, koniecznie podjedźcie zobaczyć to piękne jezioro.

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(Translated by Google) Very beautiful. It's reminiscent of a North American lake. It's very picturesque even after sunset. From the bridge that crosses it, you can admire magnificent landscapes. The climate is pleasant even on hot summer days. You can rent boats or sunbathe on the beach. The Popeye's Bay bar overlooks the shore. It's very charming and the staff are welcoming. Parking is nearby. (Original) Molto bello. Ricorda un lago del Nord America. Anche dopo il tramonto è molto suggestivo. Dal ponte che lo attraversa è possibile ammirare magnifici paesaggi. Clima gradevole anche nelle afose giornate estive. È possibile noleggiare le barche o prendere il sole sulla spiaggia. Il bar La Baia di Popeye si affaccia proprio sulla riva. È molto grazioso ed il personale accogliente. Il parcheggio è nelle immediate vicinanze .

(Translated by Google) Beautiful reservoir, lovely spot with affordable lounge chairs and umbrellas. Baya de Popeye is also a nice spot for a bite to eat and/or a drink. (Original) Mooi (stuw)meer, prachtige plek met betaalbare ligzetels en parasols. Aan de Baya de Popeye ook een leuke plek om iets te eten en/of te drinken.

(Translated by Google) It is worth it both for the view and for the tranquility that you can feel in the air, the possibility of doing sports activities or pure relaxation (Original) Vale la pena sia per il panorama che per la tranquillità che si avverte nell' aria, possibilità di fare attività sportive o puro relax

(Translated by Google) It's not a lake, but a dam. And seeing that bridge spanning it with swimmers seeking refreshment underneath isn't exactly a pretty sight. There are definitely more beautiful places in the Marche. (Original) Non è un lago ma una diga. Poi vedere quel ponte che lo attraversa con i bagnanti sotto a cercare refrigerio, non è proprio una bella visione. Ci sono posti nelle Marche decisamente più belli.

(Translated by Google) Even if unfortunately it is artificial and the water is not very clean it is beautiful one of my favorite lakes if you want to try fishing know that there is a small forest below full of carp though (Original) Anche se pultroppo è artificiale e l'acqua non è tanto pulita è bellissimo uno dei miei laghi preferiti se volete provare a pescare sappiate che c'è una piccola foresta sotto pieno di carpe però

Staff was very friendly, conversating in English was a breeze and the 3 story museum expositions were very interesting! Visiting the museum is highly recommended!

This is a beautiful place to host any event such as a reception or a company party. The table setup was wonderful, there was plenty of space for people to sit comfortably and walk around, and the view on the balcony was breathtaking. I do believe there would be space for dancing, even with the tables. The food was also so delicious.

This exquisite building has been renovated in the best way to bring back the original value of its structure and decorations. The exhibitions in it are also extremely well curated.

A must-to-do in Macerata. The single pass gives you access to the 3-floor museum. The modern art collection of the 3rd floor gives a nice overview of the Italian modern art, with a selection of artists coming from Marche. Don't forget to pay a visit to the Galleria dell'Eneide (2nd floor).

Opulent works of art in expansive rooms, superbly kept and restored. Another must see if you are in Macerata.

Amazing place in the center of Macerata. I visited during Lotto exhibition and the palace is rich of art. The problem during this event was that in the weekend often there were a long queue and you haven't more time to visit both. Opening time is short and usually have the same hour of office. Macerata have to valorized this place.

A small museum, but very well curated. Loved the modern art collection in particular.

Attending a performance at the Sferisterio during the Macerata Opera Festival is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The unique open-air arena, with its impressive architecture and incredible acoustics, provides the perfect setting for world-class opera. The atmosphere is electric, and the blend of history, culture, and artistic excellence is unparalleled. The festival is beautifully organized, with a great variety of performances that cater to both opera enthusiasts and newcomers alike. The staff is welcoming, and the entire city of Macerata comes alive with the spirit of the festival. From the moment you arrive, you feel like you're part of something very special. I can't recommend this enough—whether you're an opera aficionado or just looking for a memorable cultural experience, the Sferisterio and the Macerata Opera Festival should be at the top of your list. Bravo to everyone involved!

We didn't experience an opera or concert. We visited it outside the opera season, so you can only see the interior. We expected to see more: backstage, balcony, loges, .... Still nice to visit because it's a great building. But experiencing an opera or concert must be breath taking. If you believe this review is useful, then please 'like' it.

Fantastic old historic opera house in Macerata. We saw Carmen here last night and it was a serious treat. We were in box 35 and had a lovely view of the stage, sets and production. The opera house is magnificent. It has its quirks but still offers a wonderful time. The production was high quality and immensely entertaining. The air was warm and balmy. The town is lovely. Hard to fault a thing!

Amazing place for shows. Great acoustics, comfortable seats and beautiful lighting and decor.

Visited the building (no concert). For six euros you just get to see the inside of the arena, and a flashy edited movie which doesn't provide any in-depth info and history. In my opinion a big rip-off, this should be free like visiting a park. It's probably much nicer when there's a concert. Would've been nice to get on the roof for panoramic view.

An experience that will take your breath away! Superb location in the centro storico of Macerata with its century old, rich history. The performance of Carmen with the modern take of the old opera did not disappoint.

Since the changes in the management the sferisterio is on the way up. Last sezon was excellent. This season promise the same. Undoubtedly one of the world best open air opera festival. Only problem is the shape of the auditorium. You just have to bay central tickets, otherwise you spoil the pleasure.

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(Translated by Google) The hamburger and more were exceptional!! Highly recommended! (Original) Eccezionale l'hamburger e non solo!! Consigliatissimo!

(Translated by Google) If there had been ten stars, I wouldn't have hesitated to give them all! I went to this place for the first time yesterday with my friends. The specialty of this place are the burgers… the meat melted in your mouth! The ingredients are all hand made. The super sunny environment, COCIS the super approachable owner and the friendly staff. The place is small, you have to book! We enjoyed the karaoke evening and in the end we were so comfortable that we sang too 😅 We will definitely be back!!! (Original) Se ci fossero state dieci stelle, non avrei esitato a metterle tutte! Sono stata ieri per la prima volta in questo locale insieme ai miei amici. La specialità di questo posto sono gli Hamburger… la carne si scioglieva in bocca! Gli ingredienti tutti hand Made. L’ ambiente super solare, COCIS il proprietario super alla mano e il personale cordiale. Il posto è piccolo, dovete prenotare! Abbiamo beccato la serata karaoke e alla fine eravamo cosi a nostro agio che abbiamo cantato anche noi 😅 Sicuramente torneremo!!!

(Translated by Google) We wanted to have dinner while looking at the old town. A table was set and since we weren't greeted, we sat down. Yes, a while passed, the host came to the table and in a very direct, not really friendly language he told us that the table was reserved and that we should get up. A plastic table and the very special way of communication didn't convince us. We left the restaurant and went to another pizzeria. We wish the host good luck for the future, but we can't give a good review. (Original) Wir wollten uns ein Nachtessen genehmigen, als wir die Altstadt ansahen. Ein Tisch war gedeckt, da wir nicht begrüsst wurden, setzten wir uns. Ja, es verging eine Weile, der Wirt kam zum Tisch und in einer sehr direkten, nicht wirklich freundlichen Sprache sagte er uns, der Tisch sei reserviert und wir sollen aufstehen. An einen Kunststoff Tisch und der sehr speziellen Art der Kommunikation konnte uns nicht überzeugen. Wir verliessen das Lokal und gingen in ein andere Pizzeria. Wir wünschen dem Wirt viel Erfolg für die Zukunft, können aber keine gute Rezension geben.

(Translated by Google) The staff and the service were excellent, even being friends of Cocis we had a great time (Original) Il personale e ottimo il servizio anche essendo amici del cocis ci siamo trovati benissimo

(Translated by Google) Simply spectacular! Delicious burgers...top frying and kind and friendly staff! Compliments!!! (Original) Semplicemente spettacolare! Hamburger buonissimi...frittura top e personale gentile e simpatico! Complimenti!!!

Recommended visiting this moving museum which takes back to the life of our grandparents: it has been so surprising that instead of going to the shops, services and trades were carried on bicycles to the customers. Particular thanks to the enthusiastic and competent guides.

(Translated by Google) This museum was our first stop once we arrived in Fabriano, and it was a wonderful experience... the best way to start the day! After a small hitch with the POS, we set off for the visit with the guide who immerses us in the early 1900s thanks to an accurate description of all the bicycles. It's strange to think that previously on this vehicle (now used for sports or as a hobby) in our recent past it was among the cornerstones of society and the community. A very fascinating discovery and visit. Definitely worth returning in view of the expansion of the site itself. (Original) Questo museo è stata la nostra prima tappa una volta arrivati a Fabriano, ed è stata una bellissima esperienza... il top per incominciare la giornata! Dopo un piccolo intoppo con il pos, si parte per la visita con la guida che ci fa immergere nei primi anni del 900 grazie ad una accurata descrizione di tutte le biciclette. Fa strano pensare che prima su questo mezzo (ormai ad uso sportivo o per hobby) nel nostro recente passato era tra i perni della società e della collettività. Una scoperta ed una visita molto affascinante. Da tornare sicuramente in vista dell'allargamento del sito stesso.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful journey through the history of cycling and 20th-century Italy. The experience is made even more interesting by the owners' evident passion for history and cycling. Highly recommended! (Original) Meraviglioso viaggio nella storia delle bici e dell'Italia del 20esimo secolo. L'esperienza è resa ancora più interessante dall'evidente passione per la storia e le bici dei gestori. Consigliato assolutamente!

(Translated by Google) A perfect program for those interested in the evolution of the bicycle and the history of society. The very knowledgeable and enthusiastic guide took us on a journey through time and also reflected on the times we live in. It's clear that this is a museum created with a lot of love. Well done, a wonderful idea and a wonderful way of managing it. I hope to return someday. (Original) Programma perfetto per chi interessa l’evoluzione della bicicletta e anche la storia della società. La guida molto preparata e entusiasta ci ha fatto fare un viaggio nel tempo e pure riflettere sui tempi in cui viviamo. Si vede che è un museo fatto con tanto cuore. Bravi, bellissima idea e bel modo di gestirlo. Spero un giorno di ritornarci.

(Translated by Google) Truly beautiful museum! He has many bicycles and they are very well kept, with attention to every detail, a real spectacle. It was a real pleasure to be able to see them, immerse yourself in the past and identify with it... being able to understand how they lived their daily lives and perform certain gestures, using bicycles. The gentleman was really kind and exquisite, also acting as a guide and making us identify even more with what was the "engine of the time". I highly recommend visiting this museum, you won't regret it! (Original) Museo davvero bellissimo! Ha molte biciclette e sono tenute benissimo, curate in ogni minimo dettaglio, un vero spettacolo. È stato un vero piacere poterle vedere, immergersi nel passato ed immedesimarsi in esso…riuscire a capire come vivevano la loro quotidianità e compiere determinati gesti, usando delle biciclette. Il signore è stata davvero gentile e squisito, facendoci anche da guida e farci immedesimare ancora di più in quello che era il “motore dell’epoca”. Consiglio vivamente la visita a questo museo, non ve ne pentirete!

(Translated by Google) At first, I thought it was just a curiosity, but visiting it was amazing! Ideal for adults and children alike. The guide is a true enthusiast, recounting the history of each bicycle as if he'd experienced it firsthand, each one... one by one! A must-see, a destination to include as the main stop on any trip. (Original) Inizialmente pensavo fosse solo una curiosità, ma visitarlo è stato sorprendente! Ideale per grandi e piccoli. La guida è un vero appassionato, raccontando la storia di ogni bicicletta come se l'avesse vissuta in prima persona, tutte… una ad una! Un posto da non perdere, è una meta da mettere in programma come tappa principale di un viaggio.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum. Very original. The very knowledgeable guide told us the history of each individual bicycle. (Original) Interessantissimo museo . Molto originale. La guida molto esperta ci ha raccontato la storia di ogni singola bicicletta

(Translated by Google) A magnificent musical journey from the Renaissance to today, through the sound of harpsichords and pianos, played on the spot by pianists who also act as guides through works by Bach, Chopin, Mozart... About an hour's visit, also suitable for children. Inflexible hours, distant parking. (Original) Un magnifico percorso musicale dal Rinascimento a oggi, attraverso il suono di clavicembali e pianoforti, suonati al momento dai pianisti che fanno anche da guida tra opere di Bach, Chopin, Mozart... Un'ora circa di visita, adatto anche ai bambini. Orari poco flessibili, parcheggi lontani.

(Translated by Google) Nice and interesting experience! It is currently nice to see how in a town the historical and architectural qualities are being valorised with important art collections, giving importance and involving the tourist with the sensorial experience of hearing education (Original) Bella esperienza e interessante ! Bello attualmente vedere come in una cittadina si sta valirizzando le qualità storico architettoniche con collezioni d’arte importanti dando importanza e coinvolgendo il turista con l’ esperienza sensoriale dell’educazione all udito

(Translated by Google) Pure emotion. A journey through time. Excellent artistic preparation. Suggestive location. (Original) Emozione pura. Un viaggio nel tempo. Preparazione artistica eccellente. Location suggestiva.

(Translated by Google) Nice...but parking is always a problem (Original) Bello...ma il parcheggio è sempre un problema

(Translated by Google) An indescribable experience. THANK YOU ❤️ (Original) Un esperienza indescrivibile. GRAZIE ❤️

Visited the museum with my wife and our dog during our stay at the Villa Gioia in Fabriano. We had to follow a group of school kids of about 13-14 years old. The tour was guided by a young man who was excellent in his presentation. The language was Italian but I think it's possible to obtain a translator for other languages. I was amazed by what I saw and heard, the explanations were clear and also entertaining at the same time. We were able to see the process of ancient paper production and also modern paper production. There was also a very interesting part on the introduction of the watermark, used on many types of quality paper and in particular paper currency. This museum is great for kids and adults and is also visitabile by less able thanks to the staff who provided a ramp for my wife to enter the museum and then transported her to the first floor in a lift. There is also a very nice shop to buy gifts.

Amazing morning at the museum. We didn't book ahead and we probably should have. School groups were touring on the same day so when the guide finished with them, he offered to take us around. His English was limited but we managed and he was so kind to take us around. He showed my 6-year-old how to make paper and let him try it out. Highly recommended activity for families. I suggest to plan better than we did and go when there is an English tour so it's even better. There's a great playground and park across the street where you can do a picnic after.

A must-see in Fabriano, being the first town in Europe to produce paper, it has a great history. The museum itself is easy to reach, set in abeautiful ancient and well kept building, with any kind of facility for disable and has a video in English to explain what you are going to see before you start.

Very interesting place, good for families. English excursions not every day. Still worthy to visit. We have got a pleasant workshop for kids and produced a souvenir with own hands.

I went here for a class field trip! It was really cool to see because they take you through their history, you can also actually make paper if you take a tour. It is old fashioned but they show you how they keep up their modern touch. The town surrounding the factory is also very nice. It is totally worth seeing and making a stop at their factory with their excellent guides!

This was a very educational and creative experience, guides are amazing is a small museum but is a ton of information that you receive in a very natural way

I loved every bit about this museum. Lots of amazing history, the staff were helpful and friendly, and I learned so much about the history of writing medium as we know it. Thank you very much!!

Great Lake to relax and not too crowded. Possibility to rent an umbrella with two sun beds for 21€/day. Nice options for snacks and lunch nearby.

Great place for a walk, taking a swim, go for a fishing session, sunbathing, camping.... Can't wait to go back!

nice place to have a swim and look around

Beautiful fresh blue water, with many points around the lake where you can access the water. Good for hot weather.

Great and tranquil place to visit. The drive to it is scenic and does take a while but it is well worth the wait. The water is clear and swimming is a must. The area is picturesque and clean. Parking can be an issue during peak times as the place is popular with both locals and tourists. There is also several places to get light refreshments at a reasonable price.

Very clear, clean and pure lake for swiming and relaxing!!👍🏼☀️

Beautiful lake, absolutely clear water, great place for hiking

So special to experience these beautiful churches - up and down! We got to enjoy an English mass at 9am on Sunday. Touring with Rick Steeves podcast in our ear was great (also the town walk is so good). Loved the museum in the back. The highlight of course was the crypt, to spend some time in the presence of St Francis. Well- we know his presence is with us in Christ, but so cool to see his tomb. The Giotto frescoes are amazing and the ceilings- wow, that blue- I love it.

Lovely Medieval town - Assisi - famous for St Francis' Basilica, which we visited. Also had a lovely cappuccino but didn't stay for lunch. Escalators available to get you into the higher parts of town from all the car parks so no worries for older and less mobile visitors. A must-see if in Umbria

Today's highlight. You don't want to miss this place when in Assisi. Prepare for a walk uphill and downhill. Travel light but bring some coins or bills for the offering and candles. There's plenty of good restaurants and giftshop in the area. Walking distance to visit the tombs of St. Clare and Saint Carlo Acutis.🙏🙏🙏

What an amazing experience to be able to come on a pilgrimage here. The church is very beautiful and full of meaning. There is a tomb of St. Francis of Assisi under this church. There is also a museum, and a souvenir shop. Don’t forget when you enter, there is a prayer paper that we can take and write, so that later we can bring it to the tomb area of St. Francis, and we give to the brothers here to pray. Then don’t forget after shopping at the souvenir shop, bring it to the blessing section near the exit.

We visited here as part of a tour group, it has amazing art work throughout, its just a shame you can not take photos of your visit. It is a very large complex and will stun you by its size, it gets busy and has some stairways that are narrow.

Another beautiful and amazing church in Italy, the Papal Basilica and Sacred Convent of Saint Francis in Assisi. We can visit the tomb, the mortal remaining of St Francis of Assisi, which was preserved since 1230. Also, this church is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. there are two distinct churches: the Upper and Lower Basilicas. Visitors can explore intricate chapels adorned with remarkable artwork while learning about the rich history through audio guides.

A beautiful building with breathtaking murals inside. Photos are not permitted inside but it is well worth visiting. The murals are floor to ceiling and it's also a pleasant place to spend an hour out of the heat just admiring the works. ⛪

Breathtaking and very picturesque place. Great piece of culture that can be appreciated by both believers and atheists.

A ‘thin’ place of connection with God, run by humble friars. The main centre was quite busy and museum like, with a well laid out and preserved history of this hermitage of St Francis and his brothers and those who built this monastery after. The two gems for for were: 1)the time with God hiking there. It was beautiful, and the first half was harder than I expected. I was glad I left nearly in the morning and wore good shoes. I did notice others walked along the road to get there. (You can drive as well, thus lots of people there.) 2) taking time out in the caves and spots of worship on the grounds. There was even a pilgrimage mass going on at the far end - so lovely. Not only was this a moment of historic learning, it was a time of deep connection with Jesus.

Very beautiful and peaceful place. If you go to Assisi you must go. Free entrance

An enchanting spot in the hills. Would highly recommend walking up and taking the forest path - everyone seems to walk up the road but there is a very clearly signed path from the city wall which goes up through the forest. It is a challenging uphill climb but well worth it for the views and peaceful site. Plus the feeling of pride at the summit! The hermitage complex is stunning and well worth the walk up.

If you go to Assisi, a beautiful sanctuary to go to is Eremo Della Carceri. You can walk the 4 km up hill, with spectacular views which takes between 1-1 1/2 hrs. There is a welcome cafe at the entrance 🙂. The caves here are where St Francis and his brothers lived and prayed and the monastery was built around them. The grounds on the mountainside are so peaceful to walk and pray in. The monastery has some small passages and narrow stairways, but this adds to the atmosphere. The monks there are very welcoming. Beautiful.

To visit here is like going on a day retreat. I walked from Assisi, it was a steep uphill walk. The building is simple stone nestled in the forest

Is is a lovely place full of calm energy. Not many turists and a really nice hike with views.

Just recently had a visit to this beautiful Cathedral every work of Art & piece of Sculpture is better than the other 👌 St Clare is one of my favourite Saints 💚.

Thank you for being able to visit the church in person on 15/5/2025 and drink beer that can only be found in Assisi🍻It would be great if I could stay for one night next time

May 2025. Nice Church with a square. The square has a fountain and carousel plus a nice view of the lowlands

Here is a 500-word review of the **Basilica of Santa Chiara** in Assisi, Italy: --- **Basilica of Santa Chiara – A Sacred Gem in the Heart of Assisi** Nestled on the slopes of Assisi with sweeping views over the Umbrian valley, the **Basilica of Santa Chiara** (Saint Clare) is a peaceful, radiant tribute to one of the most beloved figures in Christian history. Though often overshadowed by the grand Basilica of Saint Francis just a short walk away, Santa Chiara offers its own powerful spiritual presence and architectural beauty that moves visitors in quieter, more intimate ways. Built in the mid-13th century and dedicated to **Saint Clare of Assisi**, a close follower and spiritual companion of Saint Francis, the basilica serves as both a place of worship and a physical testament to her legacy. Clare was the founder of the Order of Poor Ladies, later known as the **Poor Clares**, and she lived a life of radical poverty, humility, and service. This same simplicity is echoed in the church’s design. The façade of the basilica is striking in its understated elegance. Composed of alternating bands of pale pink and white stone from Mount Subasio, it reflects the light in soft, ethereal tones—particularly at sunrise or sunset. A large rose window adorns the front, typical of Umbrian-Gothic architecture, and the entrance is humble, yet inviting. The bell tower, added later, completes the silhouette of the church against the sky. Upon entering the basilica, the **atmosphere shifts dramatically**. It’s quiet, dimly lit, and deeply contemplative. The simplicity of the interior draws the eye and the heart toward what matters most: prayer and reflection. Frescoes adorn the walls, including some attributed to early followers of Giotto. These delicate images tell the story of Saint Clare’s life and her profound faith, adding color and warmth without overwhelming the space. The true heart of the basilica lies beneath, in the **crypt where Saint Clare’s body rests**, displayed in a glass coffin. Pilgrims and visitors alike approach with reverence. Her incorrupt body, long preserved, serves as a reminder of the depth of her devotion. Surrounding her tomb are relics of both Saint Clare and Saint Francis, including tunics, haircloths, and personal effects that humanize these legendary figures and connect the visitor to their daily lives. Outside the basilica, the **piazza** offers a panoramic view of the Umbrian countryside, making it one of the most beautiful and tranquil spots in Assisi. Whether you're a pilgrim, a history enthusiast, or a casual traveler, sitting on the stone steps as the bells chime can be a moment of deep peace. The **Basilica of Santa Chiara** is not grand in a worldly sense, but its spiritual weight is undeniable. It embodies the Franciscan values of humility, beauty, and inner strength. In a town steeped in faith and history, this sacred space is both a monument to a powerful woman and a place where the soul can breathe. Visiting Santa Chiara is not just about seeing a church; it’s about feeling a presence—a gentle call to simplicity, compassion, and silent grace.

Absolutely beautiful basilica. The crypto of Saint Clare is special and worth spending a good amount of time. There's some beautiful artwork, cross, architecture. It can get busy at times though.

Very beautiful and artistic church. It's right near the town centre.

A deeply religious place related to Saint Chiara of Assisi. Her remains are found in the crypt of this basilica.

It’s truly a blessing to come back to San Damiano. The history of this church is so inspiring. You feel the spirit of St Francis and St Clare in here. The presence of God is so powerful in this quiet and serene church.

An absolute “don’t miss part” of a pilgrimage or spiritual trip to Assisi. I did the walk from the Basilica to her sacred place and back to town. My life will never be the same.

Beautiful church and convent, full of peace and silence. Beautiful views. Entrance is free. They are veeeeery puntual in closing the monastery however and There is no water at times and the bathrooms are at the parking

Try and arrive while non rush hour. The walls and floors bear witness of the deepest dedication in love of God across centuries - the prayer in the small chapel was touching and gentle…

The experience is nice, not too touristic. The place “explains” itself with some boards throughout the tour. Nice experience for those seeking to know better the story of St Francesco. To be aware: the original cross of San Damiano, to which St Francesco / Francis prayed, is today in the Church of St. Clare in Assisi.

Love this Church . Full of history and stories from St Francis and his companion

Oh my word. San Damiano is beautiful. It is the place, where in 1205 St Francis heard God speak through a beautiful cross. It has not changed much since that time apart from some repairs and improvements. It is a place of prayer and quiet reflection. It is definitely worth a visit to look round and pray.

Interesting museum with some lovely pieces. However, their information system does not work. It is QR code based, which would be good, except there is no signal for a mobile phone inside the museum amd there is no WiFi. So, you have no means to learn about what you are seeking. Don't waste your money here.

Beautiful tribute.

Lovely place

Peaceful church

(Translated by Google) There is a lot of "stuff".. Roman marbles, sacred robes, chalices, etc.. BUT... there are TWO things that ARE WORTH the ticket!! And your time! A bronze statue, natural height, of an Etruscan warrior, fifth century, BEFORE Christ.. STUNNING! ..but. . The real pearl, a wooden statue of the Madonna and Child, 1190.. even more amazing! Beauty, mysticism, history, art!! TOPPP (Original) C è molta "roba".. marmi romani, vesti sacri, calici, etc ..MA... ci sono DUE cose che STRA-VALGONO il biglietto!! E il vostro tempo! Una statua in bronzo, altezza naturale, di un guerriero etrusco, quinto secolo, PRIMA di cristo.. STREPITOSA! ..ma. . La vera perla, una statua in legno della Madonna col bambino, 1190.. ancora più strepitosa! Bellezza, misticismo, storia, arte !! TOPPP

(Translated by Google) I didn't have time to visit the exhibition, but I noticed that it was a cloister where Francis of Assisi would have lived. It seems like a very elevated place. I recommend spending more time there, as it seems very worthwhile. Unfortunately, I couldn't make it because my train was about to leave. (Original) Não tive tempo de visitar a exposição, mas observei que aí foi um claustro onde Francisco de Assis teria vivido. Parece um lugar muito elevado. Oriento que dediquem mais tempo ao lugar pois parece valer muito a pena. Infelizmente não pude pois meu trem estava para sair.

(Translated by Google) A small museum that collects the gifts the saint receives annually on his feast day. It contains objects of various shapes and sizes. It's interesting because they are the product of the skill and creativity of Italian artisans. The admission fee is a shame, as it somewhat discourages visitors. (Original) Piccolo museo che raccoglie i doni che annualmente il santo riceve in occasione della sua festa. Ci sono oggetti di svariate forme e Foggia. È interessante poiché sono frutto della manualità ed estro degli artigiani italiani. Peccato il costo per l'ingresso che un po disincentiva ad entrare

We attended the procession at night. Arrive early for the rosary and have time to pick up a candle. It was packed inside the church. It was a nice, moving experience when in the area. The church is currently undergoing some renovations.

What a beautiful church. Most special because of the portinocula - St Francis’ special little church. Incredible works of art- especially one of Francis receiving the stigmata. They also have confession booths with multiple languages, with very caring and open priests ready to hear and help you draw close to God. Francis’ place of death and his rose garden as well. Wonderful masses offered. A great gift shop. I wish I had bought more Tau necklaces while I was there to give to others. Also the bookstore is awesome. So many great Franciscan themes and authors.

Hi there, A Cathedral with impressive art on walls and ceiling. Well it was not allowed to take pictures but I've done one.

A very nice basilica in Assisi, probably often overlooked because people flock up to the hilltop to the town and the more famous basilica and other attractions. This is on the other side of the main train station of Assisi. It’s actually walkable distance from the train station. There is a nice museum, rose garden and gift shop in side as well. The piazza Della Porziuncola in front of the basilica is quite large and nice to walk around and take in the beauty of this place.

Beautiful Basilca where inside there is the Little Church that St Francis Of Assisi had renovated when he mistakenly got the message from The Cross wrong as he thought he had to rebuild the small Church but realised God meant the World Church .

Amazing experience, was able to take my mom to the place she always dreamt of… such a lovely experience

Attended Mass here on Sunday, with a good amount of pilgrims. Large inside, under renovations now even the Porziuncola. It’s a very special place to visit where St Francis prayed with his followers & passed away.

People managing the place scammed us outrageously as we were attending a wedding ! Be very careful...

Be careful people are not honest here you should avoid it !

(Translated by Google) Not much remains of the fortress, only the tower. It can be easily reached on foot without any particular problems, but in my opinion it's not worth it. Yes, the view is nice as you can see all of Rasiglia from above, but nothing more. The place has not been developed and there is no historical information to read or anything else. (Original) Non è rimasto molto della rocca, solo la torre. È facilmente raggiungibile a piedi senza particolari problemi, però secondo me non ne vale la pena. Si la vista è carina in quanto si vede tutta Rasiglia dall'alto, però nulla più. Il posto non è stato valorizzato e non ci sono informazioni storiche da leggere o altro.

(Translated by Google) Arriving up to the fortress just to say that you have arrived, you could be satisfied with arriving just below, since in any case you would only see what you see from below, i.e. three sides of the walls among weeds and a bumpy driveway, bordered by the city cemetery. Beautiful but you can also see it from the town or from the viewpoint (Original) Arrivare fino alla rocca solamente per dire di esserci arrivati,ci si potrebbe accontentare di arrivare appena sotto, tanto,in qualsiasi caso si vedrebbe solamente ciò che si vede da basso ,ossia tre lati di mura tra erbacce e un vialetto sconnesso, costeggiato dal cimitero cittadino. Bella ma si può vedere anche dal paese o dal belvedere

(Translated by Google) In the Foligno mountain area, along the Sellanese state road 319, at over 600 meters above sea level, lies Rasiglia, a place lost in time. Its reason for being is water. From the thunderous Capovena spring, the entire town seems to spring forth, unfolding, according to the natural layout, like an amphitheater and rising as a village necessary for the fortress that, still strong in its ancient role, towers over the many houses, squeezed together in a solid proximity. Numerous documents attest to the life and reality of Rasiglia since the 12th century. They are deeds of sale, purchase, building licenses, bequests, donations, certificates of possession or taxation on land that can still be found today in the current toponymy. Its border position towards the Sellano territory and towards the diocese of Spoleto, meant that the Trinci, lords of Foligno between 1305 and 1439, built one of the defensive structures there to make their borders safe and controllable. Here is the Castrum et Roccha Rasiliae, completed by Corrado Trinci and cited by the notary Ser Benedetto Rampeschi in the Liber Officiorum of 1421. The Rocca di Rasiglia is one of the eleven built by the Trinci in the Foligno territory; it was held by armed men and a salaried castellan. Originally it occupied the entire top of the hill, with an almost rectangular shape. Traces of the surrounding walls and the ruins of a tower remain visible. A mill, a fulling mill, some houses in the village were owned by the Trinci who, exploiting the precious presence of water, had given life to those activities that for centuries then guaranteed the life of the entire community. In Rasiglia, everywhere, every path is marked by water. However, a strong reason for interest is the whole, the development of the building fabric in function of work activities and daily life, which have sedimented a heritage of knowledge, of ability, of industriousness perceptible in every corner, in every stone, in every space. It is the sign of life lived, of the difficulties faced daily, of the ingenuity put in place to overcome them, of the creative and intelligent will that has marked every moment of work and progress. (Original) Nell’area della montagna folignate, lungo la strada statale 319 sellanese, a oltre 600 metri di altitudine, si trova Rasiglia, un luogo perso nel tempo. La sua ragione d’essere è l’acqua. Dalla fragorosa sorgente di Capovena sembra scaturire tutto l’abitato che si dispiega, secondo la disposizione naturale, ad anfiteatro e sorge come borgo necessario alla rocca che, ancora forte del suo antico ruolo, sovrasta con l’alta mole le molte case, strette tra loro in una solidale vicinanza. Numerosi documenti attestano della vita e della realtà di Rasiglia fin dal XII secolo. Sono atti di vendita, di acquisto, licenze per costruire, lasciti, donazioni, certificati di possesso o di tassazione su terreni che ancora oggi sono riscontrabili nella attuale toponomastica. La sua posizione di frontiera verso il territorio sellanese e verso la diocesi di Spoleto, ha fatto sì che da parte dei Trinci, signori di Foligno tra il 1305 e il 1439, vi fosse costruita una delle strutture difensive per rendere sicuri e controllabili i propri confini. Ecco quindi il Castrum et Roccha Rasiliae, portato a termine da Corrado Trinci e citato dal notaio Ser Benedetto Rampeschi nel Liber Officiorum del 1421. La Rocca di Rasiglia è una delle undici fatte costruire dai Trinci nel territorio folignate; era tenuta da uomini armati e da un castellano salariato. In origine occupava tutta la sommità del colle, con un andamento pressoché rettangolare. Restano visibili tratti delle mura di cinta e il rudere di una torre. Un molino, una gualchiera, alcune case nel borgo erano di proprietà dei Trinci che, sfruttando la preziosa presenza dell’acqua, avevano dato vita a quelle attività che per secoli hanno poi garantito la vita di tutta la comunità. A Rasiglia, dovunque, ogni percorso è scandito dall’acqua. Forte motivo di interesse è tuttavia l’insieme, lo svolgersi del tessuto edilizio in funzione delle attività di lavoro e della vita quotidiana, che hanno sedimentato un patrimonio di conoscenze, di abilità, di laboriosità percepibile in ogni angolo, in ogni pietra, in ogni spazio. È il segno della vita vissuta, delle difficoltà quotidianamente affrontate, della ingegnosità messa in atto per superarle, della volontà creativa e intelligente che ha segnato ogni momento di lavoro e di progresso.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful walk right above the village of Rasiglia....up to the Rocca dei trinci...it's a shame there is little to see...there are few remains along the way....but there is a beautiful view and a walk it's worth it!!! You can have some great encounters 😉 It's a shame there aren't adequate reports! (Original) Bellissima passeggiata proprio sopra il Borgo di Rasiglia....fin sopra la Rocca dei trinci...peccato ci sia poco da vedere... per via ci sono pochi residui....ma c'è un bel panorama e una passeggiata vale la pena!!! Si può fare dei bei incontri 😉 Peccato nn ci siano segnalazioni adeguate!

(Translated by Google) Suggestive panorama. From the ruins of the tower it is possible to see all of Rasiglia from above. However, the area is not well looked after and it could even be dangerous to venture out with children (Original) Panorama suggestivo. Dal rudere della torre è possibile vedere tutta Rasiglia dall'alto. La zona tuttavia non è curata e potrebbe essere anche pericoloso avventurarsi con bambini

The truffle hunting experience is perfect. Francesca and her family are very friendly, so are the dogs and cats. We love everything about this ancient village where they produce their own olive oil, cheese, fresh pasta, prosciutto which taste so good with fresh truffles. We will definitely come back again for the good people, truffles and food.

Our experience here was great! We accompanied them on a truffle hunt outside, but you don’t have to do any of the work because the dogs find and dig up the truffles. It is a really cool process to see regardless! Then, we picnicked eggs with the truffles we just found, wine, and homemade pecorino cheese. Afterwards, we headed back to the house where we sampled cured meats, more wine, and bruschetta. Francesca made pasta from scratch with truffle sauce, it was delicious! The pasta was followed with a meat course, coffee, and tiramisu. I would recommend a visit here for a great Umbrian experience!

One of the most amazing days we had spent on our month in Umbria. We had a driver from Spello to take us to Pettino and I'm glad we did -- it is quite the incredible ride up into the mountains. We were greeted with an espresso upon arrival at the farm, where we met the family. Loading into 4WD vehicle we followed Luca and his truffle hunting dogs up the mountainside, where they were let loose to hunt for the elusive truffles. The day was picture perfect. The views over the mountain side were breathtaking. Those industrious pups found truffles! We were then taken over the field where the sheet are herded, where Luca made us eggs with the truffles on a gas stove on his tailgate and all paired with Prosecco. Back at the farm we were treated to home cured meats, olive oil and wine, all while Francesca exhibited her pasta making skills. Lunch was in a lovely profession kitchen, consisting of the pasta and truffles (of course), followed by grilled fennel, pork and lamb. All accompanied by their wine! We finished up the meal with a tiramisu. It is a beautiful place and it will forever be in our memories.

An incredible experience, authentic and well run by knowledgeable and very friendly owners. Words will not do it justice: It gives you a real insight into the truffle industry You taste fresh truffle, retrieved before your very eyes The food and drinks offered are delicious, fresh and could be served in a five star restaurant! The group size is max 16 - plenty of new friends to be made! Well worth taking the day to really soak up the experience

Wow. What an experience. Simultaneously expert and knowledgeable in the world of luxurious truffles, whilst at the same time unbelievably humble and down to earth. This was everything we hoped it would be and more. A brilliant time truffle hunting, followed up by multiple courses of gorgeous food, all in the best company of our hosts and guides. As good an experience as we've ever had on holiday.

100% recommended! We actually arranged our trip to Italy around the availability of the truffle hunt here, but later got a bit nervous that this was a bit too expensive. We went anyway and were totally blown away by the family that let us share a bit of their lives. The day starts with coffee and a chance to get to know each other. Then off in the trucks to the higher woods and fields with the dogs. The dogs (well, maybe half of them) walk with us to to the various oak trees and find truffles under the soil. When they deliver these to the handlers, they are rewarded with a biscuit. This was fascinating to watch. (The other half of the dogs just did dog things). After we collected enough, we drove to a high plain where we cooked and ate eggs with the truffles and drank a bit too much prosecco. The local sheep (and wolf hounds) joined us for a fun time in the sun. Back in the little village, we were served unlimited wine, bruchette, and sliced meats. They made pasta from scratch, and then we were served an amazing late lunch with wild boar. The conversations were real, we made good friends, and would definitely recommend this as a highlight of any trip. (We took too many pics - sorry!).

This is a must do if you are in the area. Luca, Mac, Daniel, and Francesca were all great hosts and we had fun talking with them. Do come hungry because there is a lot food to be eaten. This was the highlight of our 10 day trip in Italy and we will be back again when we come back to Umbria one day.