Wow. What a stunning place. Cannot recommend it enough. Gorgeous fortress. Beautiful churches throughout. Picturesque with incredible views. And a delicious little gelato place. Wow. We didn’t go inside the fortress - we just wandered around and took in the beauty. Highly recommend the trip.

Long time wanted to visit Urbino and finally managed today. Despite heavy rainfall I felt in love with this unique and immensely charming place. Palazzo Ducale and National Museum of Marche are stunning. I wrote some comments and complains of bareness in most of rooms. But masterpieces on display are more than enough to compensate. Highly recommended.

The Castle of the Dukes of Urbino is enveloped in an atmosphere of mysticism and grandeur, as if it had emerged from the pages of a centuries-old legend. Its grandiose walls welcome guests with exquisite beauty, as if inviting them to explore the secrets of the past. Once inside, you are immersed in majestic halls adorned with exquisite works of art, each whispering its unique story. The majestic halls and incomparable gardens create a unique atmosphere, as if immersing you in a fairy tale world. A visit to the Castle of the Dukes of Urbino is not just an excursion, it is an encounter with grandeur and beauty that will leave unforgettable impressions for a lifetime.

Interesting spaces, visited on the first Sunday of the month when entrance is free

Amazing experience to visit this gigantic palace. The art works are breathtaking as are the architectural features. Don't miss the absolutely unique inlaid doors, such artistry.

Drove from Ravenna through hills and beautiful road. Structure located over the hills with having a good overview on the area around. Paid parking is provided in the front and back, which back is bigger and more organized. Facility presenting an art belonged to Renaissance. It is big museum with many paintings, curved stones, carpets, statues and dishes in different stories. Not only a palace, but also a protected city on the hills with narrow alleys with so many steps. At least consider 2 to 4 hours to see the palace and the city. If you rely on English communication, Good luck!

Majestic structure, impressive from outside. It's worth a visit, there is an interesting collection of paintings and ceramics inside. More impressive from outside than inside but definitively worth 2 hours visit, while strolling around the beautiful Urbino.

It does not matter if you don't have a doctorate in Arts, you will appreciate this place, the name and the other worldly ability of this painter and his father. Please visit and get a real feel for the artist.

Leaves a lot to be desired. If you expect to see any works by Raphael, you will be disappointed. There are many other works displayed but not much is offered in the way of explanation and half of them are unlabelled anyway. There are several empty shelves so there is possibly more to see in the tourist season. I would recommend a visit if you are an admirer of the artist and know what to look for. The museum bookshop is well-stocked but virtually only has Italian literature. The entrance fee is 4€.

Not much original work left, mostly copies, the house itself is nice.

We didn't enter the house, but we noticed something strange. During the day, there is a 'plate' to indicate that this is the birth house of the famous painter. In the evening, the 'plate' is gone. Maybe some fans see it as a collector's item? If you believe this review is useful, then please 'like' it.

This is a private museum, so it's won't contain too many real work, most work is copy. entrance fee for 3.5 euro, well, personaly I think it's a little bit high consider the content. But in a way, I think it's worth this value since you can experience the track of young artist, and you won't miss the fresco made by Raffaello when he was 14

You feel the medieval atmosphere in this house. You can wander from one room to another and imagine how families lived here, cooked food, met friends. I highly recommend this place if you want to get this feeling.

Interesting place, worth seeing if you are nearby. Admission is € 3,50. Several works of art by several famous artists including Raffaello

Beautiful old church. The oratory is best known for its late Gothic style fresco cycle (1416) by the brothers Lorenzo and Jacopo Salimbeni. Brothers Lorenzo Salimbeni (1374-c1418) and Jacopo Salimbeni (c.1370/80 - after 1426) were Italian medieval painters representative of International Gothic style.

Never miss this small place, fantastic fresco

Spettacolo, vale molto a vedere. A small pray church but they are absolutely worth to visit

Best ever in Urbino.

It's wonderful!

Breathtaking beautiful.

Exquisite fresco cycle.

Great middleages and reinassence art collection and beautiful palace

Excellent collection of art and furniture in the Palazzo Ducale di Urbino that houses the National Museum of the Marche. As noted before Federico Montefeltro gathered together a collection of art that rivaled those in Florence and Siena. Well preserved pieces in this huge palazzo and I'm sorry I can't find the picture of the Duchess's prayer room, but it was spectacular. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Umbria or northen Marche.

Lovely renaissance art collection, set in the historic ducal palace with splendid views of the surrounding countryside. Visited during a quiet period and spent about 90 minutes to walk around the exhibition.

A beautiful city full of history

Some decent exhibits in a fabulous building but there is inadequate signage so that whilst exhibition rooms are theoretically numbered there is no indication which room is which. Hence it's possible to waste a lot of time trying to find exhibits of interest. There are people sat in chairs in each room who appear to be there to provide information but our experience was that in the main they knew even less than we did. Won't be returning.

It's a great collection of art! Must to see and enjoy

Very interesting and beautiful place! A lot old art of works. Palace impressed, because of its beauty and design. Very polite stuff.

Beautiful church with interesting things that you can light up

Beautiful, quiet, clean, peaceful, elegant- and does bring appreciation for God Nd the Labour to make this beautiful building.

A majestic and elegant church in a beautiful small town.

Surprisingly bright inside and in contrast with the surrounding brick building outside.

A baroque Church with neo baroque elements

Another franchise of the Holy See.

Beautiful

A lovely park with a stunning view of the castle.

Must see! Best visata in Urbino. It is very calm and peaceful here, the rumour from cars does not reach here. The best thing is to make a picnic here. It is free entry, two entrances.

Beautiful park with fantastic views out across the rooftops of Urbino.

Nice view on the city. Peaceful and not too crowdy...

The park is very small. It has a playground for children and amazing views from the top of the hill. Great place to sit down and relax after walking in town. .

Panoramic point of view. A Must if you're in Urbino. There's a bar if you want to drink something. Perfect selfie point

Great views, a good place to enjoy snacks and sunshine.

Another interesting historic building that worths a visit if wanting to know about defensive lines ...together with a nice view over the city.

Gorgeous views. Well worth the climb!

Good landscape... Cozy view ✨️

I consider it Urbino's best viewpoint: both the valley and the town itself can be admired. Definitely a must see place.

Amazing panoramic view of the hills of Urbino and also the Duomo. The fortress is also a beautiful sight.

Top!!!!

Beutyfull place

(Translated by Google) In one of those streets of Urbino, where walking on stone slabs is deeply evocative, you may happen to come across that wonder that the human eye does not know and cannot describe other than admiring in silence and discretion which is called the oratory of a brotherhood. In the circumstance, the traveller, finding himself before his gaze the building which houses the oratory of San Giuseppe, did nothing but enter the building, pay a cumulative ticket which also allowed him to visit the other oratory located on the same street, dedicated to the Baptist and climb a staircase to access the treasure chest in which the beauty, the enchantment, the magnificence of the works of art present in the rooms shone in all its splendor. Brandani's nativity scene, the church, the sacristy and the wedding chapel are the jewels that the oratory places available to the gaze of the traveler visitor who, admired by this sight, can only be delighted with joy. (Original) In una di quelle strade di Urbino, nelle quali reca profonda suggestione camminare sui lastroni di pietra, può capitare di imbattersi in quella meraviglia che occhio umano non sa e non può descrivere se non ammirare in silenzio e discrezione che viene denominata oratorio di una confraternita. Nella circostanza, il viandante, trovandosi davanti al suo sguardo il palazzo che ospita l'oratorio di San Giuseppe, non ha fatto altro che entrare nel palazzo, pagare un biglietto cumulativo che consentiva la visita anche dell'altro oratorio posto sulla medesima via, dedicato al Battista e salire una scalinata per accedere allo scrigno in cui la bellezza, l'incanto, la magnificenza delle opere d'arte presenti negli ambienti riluceva in tutto il suo splendore. Il presepe del Brandani, la chiesa, la sacristia e la cappella dello sposalizio sono i gioielli che l'oratorio pone a disposizione dello sguardo del viandante visitatore che ammirato a tale vista non può che compiacersi con gioia.

(Translated by Google) The oratories of San Giuseppe and San Giovanni are two precious treasures located a few meters from each other. Home to important confraternities of Urbino, they are certainly worth a visit, also considering the fact that the cumulative ticket costs 5 euros. (Original) Gli oratori di San Giuseppe e San Giovanni sono due scrigni preziosi che si trovano a pochi metri l'uno dall'altro. Sedi di importanti confraternite di Urbino, meritano senz'altro una visita, tenuto conto anche del fatto che il biglietto cumulativo costa 5 euro.

(Translated by Google) The Oratory of San Giuseppe, located a short distance from that of San Giovanni, is the seat of a confraternity built in 1515, thanks to the noble Albani family from Urbino, who made it one of the richest churches in Urbino. After climbing the entrance steps, on the right you enter the chapel of the Nativity scene created by Federico Brandani between 1545-50. The rectangular space is covered in pumice stone and tuff, whose scenic effect recreates the setting of a cave. The Nativity scene is made of plaster with life-size figures. In the representation, under a simple hut, the Virgin participates in the adoration of the shepherds, while the ox and the donkey, masterfully modeled, warm Baby Jesus. Sitting on the ground and slightly apart, is Saint Joseph absorbed in deep meditation. The church itself is of modest height, sumptuously decorated on the walls, in the vault and in the apse basin, by Carlo Roncalli. The high altar is made of fine marbles and, above it, there is a large marble aedicule, donated by Pope Clement XI in 1732. It has two columns in red porphyry, from the Pantheon, and in the center it houses a statue depicting Saint Joseph, from the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano. To the right of the altar there is a Madonna with Child. In the sacristy you can admire a wooden cabinet painted with landscape views by Alessio De Marchis, a splendid example of furniture from the Marche region. (Original) L’Oratorio di San Giuseppe, posto a poca distanza da quello di San Giovanni, è la sede di una confraternita edificata nel 1515, grazie alla nobile famiglia urbinate degli Albani, che la rese una delle chiese più ricche di Urbino. Saliti i gradini d’ingresso, a destra si entra nella cappellina del Presepe realizzato da Federico Brandani tra il 1545-50. L’ambiente rettangolare è rivestito di pietra pomice e tufo, il cui effetto scenico ricrea l’ambientazione di una grotta. Il Presepe è realizzato in gesso con figure a dimensione naturali. Nella rappresentazione, sotto una semplice capanna, la Vergine partecipa all’adorazione dei pastori, mentre il bue e l’asinello, magistralmente modellati, riscaldano Gesù Bambino. Seduto a terra e leggermente in disparte, sta San Giuseppe assorto in profonda meditazione. La chiesa vera e propria, è di modesta altezza, decorata fastosamente nelle pareti, nella volta e nel catino absidale, da Carlo Roncalli. L’altare maggiore è realizzato in marmi pregevoli e, sopra di esso, si trova una grande edicola marmorea, donata da Papa Clemente XI nel 1732. Essa presenta due colonne in porfido rosso, provenienti dal Pantheon, e al centro ospita una statua raffigurante San Giuseppe, proveniente dalla basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano. A destra dell’altare è presente una Madonna col Bambino . Nella sagrestia si ammira un armadio in legno dipinto con vedute paesaggistiche di Alessio De Marchis, splendido esempio di mobile marchigiano.

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit, along with the Oratory of San Giovanni. The nativity scene with life-size plaster statues from 1550 is incredible. (Original) Merita la visita assieme all' oratorio di san Giovanni. incredibile il presepe con statue di gesso a dimensioni reali del 1550

(Translated by Google) The Oratory, still today the seat of the San Giuseppe brotherhood, was built between 1,503 and 1,515 thanks to the financial support of Duke Guidobaldo da Montefeltro and his wife Elisabetta Gonzaga. Due to the strong humidity present in the rooms, the San Giuseppe Oratory was completely renovated between 1,682 and 1,689. The distance that separates the Oratory of San Giovanni Battista and the Oratory of San Giuseppe is reduced to a few meters and the necessary entrance ticket (5 euros per person well spent) is unique. Tip: leave your car at the convenient and economical Mercatale car park and prepare for a not too demanding uphill road. (Original) L’Oratorio, ancora oggi sede della confraternita San Giuseppe, venne costruito tra il 1.503 ed il 1.515 grazie al sostegno economico del duca Guidobaldo da Montefeltro e della moglie Elisabetta Gonzaga. A causa della forte umidità presente negli ambienti, l’Oratorio San Giuseppe venne completamente ristrutturato tra il 1.682 ed il 1.689. La distanza che separa l’Oratorio di San Giovanni Battista e l’Oratorio San Giuseppe si riduce a pochi metri ed il necessario biglietto d’ingresso (5 euro a persona ben spesi) è unico. Consiglio: lasciate l’auto al comodo ed economico Parcheggio Mercatale e preparatevi ad una non troppo impegnativa strada in salita.

(Translated by Google) This oratory, founded in the early 16th century, is located a stone's throw from that of San Giovanni Battista and can be visited with the same ticket costing €5. Less spectacular than the other, it nevertheless presents some very interesting works: primarily the life-size stucco nativity scene by Federico Brandani, but also the marble altar with the replica of Raphael's "Marriage of the Virgin" and the wooden wardrobe painting by Alessio De Marchis. The church itself is remarkable with its frescoes and decorations. (Original) Questo oratorio, fondato nei primi anni del XVI secolo, si trova a due passi da quello di San Giovanni Battista e può essere visitato con lo stesso biglietto del costo di 5€. Meno spettacolare dell'altro, presenta comunque delle opere molto interessanti: in primis il presepe in stucco a grandezza naturale di Federico Brandani, ma anche l'altare in marmo con la replica dello "Sposalizio della Vergine" di Raffaello e l'armadio in legno dipinto di Alessio De Marchis. La stessa chiesa é di per sé notevole con i suoi affreschi e le sue decorazioni.

(Translated by Google) Seat of the brotherhood of San Giuseppe since the 16th century, it is one of the most beautiful monuments in Urbino. The single-hall church has inside a white marble statue depicting Saint Joseph from the basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano and two red porphyry columns from the Pantheon. Worth seeing is Federico Brandani's nativity scene, depicting the nativity of Jesus Christ, created between 1545 and 1550, in stucco with life-size statues. A few steps from the oratory of San Giovanni Battista, with a single ticket you can admire these two masterpieces. (Original) Sede della confraternita di San Giuseppe già dal XVI secolo è uno dei monumenti più belli di Urbino. La chiesa ad aula unica ha al suo interno una statua in marmo bianco raffigurante San Giuseppe proveniente dalla basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano e due colonne in porfido rosso provenienti dal Pantheon. Da vedere il presepe di Federico Brandani, raffigurante la natività di Gesù Cristo, realizzato tra il 1545 e il 1550, in stucco con le statue a grandezza naturale. A pochi passi dall’oratorio di San Giovanni Battista, con un solo biglietto si possono ammirare questi due capolavori.

(Translated by Google) Urbino is one of the most fascinating gems of the Marche, a concentration of history, art and breathtaking landscapes. Its historic center, perfectly preserved and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a maze of uphill alleys, Renaissance buildings and suggestive views. Walking through its walls is like taking a dip into the past, with the majestic Palazzo Ducale dominating the scene. Among the many surprises of Urbino there is also the delightful Botanical Garden, a small green oasis nestled in the heart of the city. Founded in the eighteenth century, it hosts an incredible variety of plants and flowers, and is perfect for a quiet walk, in a relaxing and well-kept environment. It is an ideal place for those seeking a moment of peace away from the most crowded tourism. Finally, it is absolutely worth climbing up to the Obelisk of Urbino, located in an extraordinary panoramic position. From there, the view opens up over the entire city and the Marche hills, offering one of the most beautiful photographic points in the area. In short, Urbino is a destination that combines culture, nature and beauty in a unique way. A city to live calmly, allowing yourself to be surprised at every corner. (Original) Urbino è una delle gemme più affascinanti delle Marche, un concentrato di storia, arte e paesaggi mozzafiato. Il suo centro storico, perfettamente conservato e dichiarato Patrimonio dell’Umanità UNESCO, è un intreccio di vicoli in salita, palazzi rinascimentali e scorci suggestivi. Passeggiare tra le sue mura è come fare un tuffo nel passato, con il maestoso Palazzo Ducale a dominare la scena. Tra le tante sorprese di Urbino c’è anche il delizioso Orto Botanico, una piccola oasi verde incastonata nel cuore della città. Fondato nel Settecento, ospita una varietà incredibile di piante e fiori, ed è perfetto per una passeggiata tranquilla, in un ambiente rilassante e ben curato. È un luogo ideale per chi cerca un momento di pace lontano dal turismo più affollato. Infine, vale assolutamente la pena salire fino all’Obelisco di Urbino, situato in una posizione panoramica straordinaria. Da lì, la vista si apre su tutta la città e sulle colline marchigiane, regalando uno dei punti fotografici più belli della zona. In sintesi, Urbino è una meta che unisce cultura, natura e bellezza in modo unico. Una città da vivere con calma, lasciandosi sorprendere ad ogni angolo.

The region of origin of this obelisk is here: XQ89+954 Basyoun, Ägypten

(Translated by Google) Its historical and cultural importance goes beyond aesthetics, although that is precisely the reason why it was recovered in Rome, transferred and erected in this square in 1700. It is an original Egyptian obelisk, from 500 BC, brought to Italy by the Roman imperial army after the conquest of the territories of North Africa. (Original) La sua importanza storico culturale supera l'estetica, sebbene sia proprio quello il motivo per cui è stato recuperato a Roma, trasferito ed eretto in questa piazza nel 1700. Si tratta di un obelisco originale egiziano, del 500 avanti Cristo, portato in Italia dall'esercito imperiale romano dopo la conquista dei territori del nord Africa.

(Translated by Google) The Urbino obelisk is located in Piazza Rinascimento in the historic center of the city of Urbino where the main monuments stand such as: The Ducal Palace of Duke Federico da Montefeltro, the Cathedral of the Santissima Annunziata and the Church of San Domenico. The obelisk, rather small in size, is made up of five superimposed blocks of red granite and dates back to the time of Hofra or Apries (twenty-sixth dynasty, 558-568 BC). The Monument embellishes the elegant Renaissance square flanked by the Ducal Palace. (Original) L'obelisco di Urbino è situato in Piazza Rinascimento nel Centro storico della città di Urbino in cui sorgono i principali monumenti quali: Il Palazzo Ducale del Duca Federico da Montefeltro, la Cattedrale della Santissima Annunziata e la Chiesa di San Domenico. L'obelisco, di dimensioni piuttosto ridotte, è costituito da cinque blocchi sovrapposti, in granito rosso e risale all'epoca di Hofra o Apries (ventiseiesima dinastia, 558-568 a.C.). Il Monumento impreziosisce l'elegante piazza Rinascimento fiancheggiata dal Palazzo ducale.

(Translated by Google) One of the many obelisks present in thousands of Italian squares thanks to various vicissitudes linked to the history of art in our region. (Original) Uno deii tantissimi obelischi presenti in migliaia di piazze italiane grazie a varie vicissitudini legate alla storia dell'arte nel nostro territorio.

(Translated by Google) Lovely square, we walked around the historic center with the fog and the Christmas lights, what can I say, fantastic! (Original) Piazza incantevole, abbiamo girato per il centro storico con la nebbia e le luci di Natale, che dire, fantastico!

(Translated by Google) The original Egyptian Obelisk in Piazza del Rinascimento (dating back to the 26th dynasty and later brought to Rome), was placed in the 18th century to beautify the city following the celebration of the pontificate of Clement XI. It consists of five red granite blocks and features hieroglyphs) (Original) L'Obelisco originale egizio in piazza del Rinascimento (risalente alla XXVI dinastia e successivamente portato a Roma), fu collocato nel XVIII secolo per abbellire la città in seguito alla celebrazione del pontificato di Clemente XI. È costituito da cinque blocchi in granito rosso e presenta geroglifici)

Not the biggest garden, but interesting. Has a large collection of Apothecary plants. Also, a quiet place away from the hustle & bustle of the main town. Worth a visit if you're passing by.

Beautiful and informative. My 2 year old son loved running around the narrow passageways and looking for little lizards. I learned so much about the history, origins, and medical uses of so many plants. Very lovely and highly recommended for all ages.

Not open now! If the inside is as nice as the outside, it is worth more than Average (3stars)

Thoroughly unpleasant racist spinster on reception with an obvious loathing for tourists. Whilst she was happy to let in an Italian couple with a dog, we were not granted entrance. Why they should employ such an anti social, vile and rude women, God only knows. Well not worth the visit!!

It is good, actually. Nice tubers.

Nice botanical garden. You can take beautiful pictures there and children love the information

beautfiul botanical garden, with descriptions available in english and italian.

What a disappointment! The opening times are wrong

Love it

(Translated by Google) The Museum is located on the right side of the Cathedral and was officially created in 1964. The visit is divided into 7 rooms plus the Old and New Sacristies, which unfortunately were not open at the time of my presence. Both painter's works and liturgical furnishings and sacred vestments are on display. On the left side of the Cathedral there is the Oratory of the Grotto, which can be visited with the same ticket costing €5. (Original) Il Museo si trova sul lato destro della Cattedrale ed é nato ufficialmente nel 1964. La visita é suddivisa in 7 sale più le Sagrestie Vecchia e Nuova, che purtroppo non erano aperte al momento della mia presenza. Sono esposte sia opere pittore che arredi liturgici e paramenti sacri. Sul lato sinistro della Cattedrale si trova invece l'Oratorio della Grotta, che può essere visitato con lo stesso biglietto del costo di 5€.

(Translated by Google) What a great find! Precious treasures carefully preserved. Very knowledgeable guide. Recommended! (Original) Davvero una bella scoperta! Tesori preziosi conservati con cura. Guida molto preparata. Consigliato!

(Translated by Google) Two museums at the modest price of 3.50 per adult. Several rooms to visit where you can view frescoes, paintings and other things from the 15th century. For the price it is worth visiting the two museums. Unfortunately it is not possible to take photos (Original) Due musei al modico prezzo di 3,50 per ogni adulto. Diverse sale da visitare dove poter visionare affreschi quadri ed altro del 15 secolo. Per la cifra vale la pena visitare i due musei. Purtroppo nn è possibile fare foto

(Translated by Google) A museum complex that is splendid beyond all expectations. (Original) Complesso museale splendido oltre ogni aspettativa.

(Translated by Google) The Albani Diocesan Museum and Oratory of the Grotto are beautiful. Now you can also visit the Cathedral opened after post-earthquake restoration. The Cave Museum and Oratory is open from 10:00 to 13:30 / 14:00 to 18:00. Worth the visit. (Original) Bellissimo il Museo Diocesano Albani e Oratorio della Grotta. Adesso si può visitare anche la Cattedrale aperta dopo restauro post terremoto. Il Museo e Oratorio della Grotta è aperto dalle 10:00 alle 13:30 /14:00 alle 18:00. Merita la visita .

Beautiful

Beautiful church

(Translated by Google) It is located directly opposite Urbino's Doge's Palace (National Marche Museum). Although it is not very large, it has a nice interior. Visited on April 24, 2024 (Original) ウルビーノのドゥカーレ宮殿（国立マルケ美術館）の真向かいに位置しています。 それほど大きくはありませんが、内装は立派な教会です。 2024/4/24訪問

(Translated by Google) The Church has a rather important façade in the square, visible from the museum and also from the cathedral. Inside, the church has a single bay and typical but not excessive decorations. It is elegant and on average well maintained. It's worth the visit (Original) La Chiesa ha facciata piuttosto importante nella piazza, visibile dal museo e anche dalla cattedrale. All'interno la Chiesa è a singola campata e decorazioni tipiche ma non eccessive. È elegante e mediamente ben tenuta. Ne vale la pena della visita

(Translated by Google) Walking in the heart of the historic center, in front of the Palazzo Ducale, I entered the Church of San Domenico, one of the most important religious buildings in Urbino. Built in the 14th century and remodeled in the 17th century, it is striking for its Gothic facade in white stone, decorated with a large portal and an elegant rose window. The interior, more sober, houses valuable works of art, including frescoes and paintings from the Marche school. Well-preserved Gothic-Renaissance architecture Central and scenic location Intimate and silent atmosphere Can only be visited at certain times or during religious events Rather bare interior compared to other Italian churches Ideal for: Lovers of sacred art, history and the Urbino Renaissance A sober and harmonious jewel in the heart of Urbino. (Original) Passeggiando nel cuore del centro storico, di fronte al Palazzo Ducale, sono entrata nella Chiesa di San Domenico, uno degli edifici religiosi più importanti di Urbino. Costruita nel XIV secolo e rimaneggiata nel XVII, colpisce per la facciata gotica in pietra bianca, decorata con un grande portale e un rosone elegante. L’interno, più sobrio, ospita opere d’arte di pregio, tra cui affreschi e dipinti di scuola marchigiana. Architettura gotico-rinascimentale ben conservata Posizione centrale e scenografica Atmosfera raccolta e silenziosa Visitabile solo in certi orari o durante eventi religiosi Interno piuttosto spoglio rispetto ad altre chiese italiane Ideale per: Amanti dell’arte sacra, della storia e del Rinascimento urbinate Un gioiello sobrio e armonioso nel cuore di Urbino.

(Translated by Google) Imposing and uncommon facade certainly the result of various alterations over the centuries, the presence of important works of art including the Conca altarpiece is important. (Original) Facciata imponente e non comune sicuramente risultato di vari rimaneggiamenti nei secoli, importante la presenza di opere d'arte fra cui la pala del Conca.

(Translated by Google) A visit to this church is not essential; the oratory inside is closed, and many of the works inside are copies, the originals of which are kept at the National Museum of the Marche, located in the Ducal Palace. (Original) La visita a questa chiesa non è fondamentale, l'oratorio che dovrebbe essere al suo interno risulta chiuso e molte opere prese ti sono copie i cui originali sono conservati al Museo Nazionale delle Marche sito nel Palazzo Ducale.

We visited Cantina Terracruda the night before our wedding in Fossombrone, as all of our wine had been specially chosen from their vineyard. It was such a special and memorable experience. From the start, the communication via email was warm, responsive, and helpful throughout the year, and they even kindly agreed to open early just for us. When we arrived, we were greeted with a genuinely warm welcome from the family owners, along with two very friendly spaniels who reminded us of our own dog back home! The owner was incredibly passionate and knowledgeable, and he gave us a private hour long tour through various vineyards, offering stunning views and a wonderfully informative insight into their work, all in brilliant English. His enthusiasm for the land, the grapes, and their family run business was wonderful to see. We then explored the winery and production, before sitting in the sunshine in their lovely courtyard to taste 12 different wines, paired with delicious antipasti, fresh bread, and olive oil. Each wine was distinctive and we were guided through them with explanations and written tasting notes. It was the most extensive and engaging tasting we’ve ever done! We were having such a lovely time that we couldn’t resist purchasing a bottle of our wedding wine, Boccalino, to enjoy in the garden overlooking the rolling countryside. The accommodation was also fantastic - spacious, clean, and charming, with access to a variety of lovely gardens, seating areas, and a large pool. It was the ideal place to relax and finish our final wedding preparations. For the quality of the wine, the setting, and the service, we felt it was an absolute bargain. It should have cost double! We couldn’t recommend Cantina Terracruda more highly and would love to return in the future. We’ll definitely be in touch to see about shipping some wine to the UK! Grazie mille to the entire Terracruda team for such a memorable experience.

Had an amazing tasting experience with the Itineris project. Luca was extremely knowledgeable about the wines and was very welcoming. The place is stunning, surrounded by beautiful hills. We tasted several types of wine produced by Terracruda, including their three versions of Bianchello, two ancient grapes Incrocio Bruni 54 & Garofanata, and their Spumanti. Would highly recommend a visit if in Le Marche.

We enjoyed a very informative wine tasting session. Panoramic views and healthy well run organic vineyard. Hosts are very knowledgeable, friendly and welcoming. Eleanora who did our presentation was both knowledgeable and friendly. We tried approximately 12 different wines with breads, cheeses & meats to complement the wines. Absolutely brilliant session, great value and highly recommended. Very reasonably priced high quality wines. You should definitely take the time to visit this spectacular place

Great place for tasting perfect wine and celebrate birthday

This is a fabulous B&B with 4 apartments and a terrific swimming pool attached for the residents use. The views are breathtaking and within easy reach of the Adriatic coast if you want a day at the beach. San Marino is 75 mins away, Rimini about 55 mins away and Numana where you can join a guided tour of.tye Turtle release at the Two sisters beach. Onsite @ Terracuda Cantina there is a winery and shop for thos partial to award winning local wines. Maria, Luca, Carlos & Leonora all made the stay a great break. Everything in the area is well priced and the wine is available on site. Highly recommended to stay here, if not for you then at least arrange a wine tasting tour ( about 9 wines with some cheese, bread and meats ) the grounds, the factory and the shop.

Lovely staff and very enthusiastic and interesting explanations about the origin of the wines. We are looking forward to spread the word about the great wines we tasted and bought at this place.

Charming winery and fields just outside of Fratte Rosa. The tasting room has a gorgeous, breath-taking view of the surroundings and pool. The owner took us to the processing room and fields to walk among the grapevines. I'd love to go back as a guest!

The most wonderful place to relax.

It's a great place, where is situated the university, and the most famous attractions from Urbino. In Christmas time were put decorations, and trees around all the historic centre for a beautiful Christmas holiday experience

The ancient town of Urbino has been included since 1998 in the UNESCO world heritage list. It is actually a small town for today's standards, but it is nevertheless an important one, because of its history, mostly related to the Renaissance and to relationships with the surrounding regions, most notably Tuscany. In these times the city expressed also a Pope. Urbino is also the hometown of the world famous painter Raffaello Sanzio. Additionally, and most related to nowadays, Urbino is a renowned university city, where many students flock from other Italian regions and even from abroad. Both features of the city, its history and its university, make Urbino an expensive city, where finding a home is not easy for everyone.

After having spent the university years, coming back is always a pleasure. every wall is a piece of history, every street a new discovery. Do not stop in the main passages too much time because even the narrowest street hides some unique and rare work of art. just a fantastic city.

Lovely historic square after our uphill walk. Very atmospheric yet empty on Saturday evening.

Beautiful city in which you can view from miles away when entering the city center. So many restaurants and stores to visit. Many museums as well.

Very nice city. Intersting. Clean. Some historic places.