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

Beautiful ❤️

Well

Nice place

Toooooooppppp

(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.

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.

It’s better to wear snickers than sandals. Nice views from view points. Not so many people there.

A good variety of trails to hike, ride on mountain bike or horseback, right above amazing beaches. It's also very quite except in august and the nearby villages offer all the services you might need. The smells and colours are beautiful in spring and autumn!

Great hiking possibilities, well shown signes and spectacular views.

Very good

A beautiful park, walks mainly in the shade or semi shade. Really good interpretation board for the geology with a viewing platform so you can easily see the Permian-Triassic boundary 65 million years ago, the end of the dinosaurs and many other groups including ammonites. Great coastal views on some of the walk.

We had such a wonderful time kayaking, all thanks to this rental company! The staff was not only very professional but also so kind and flexible with our plans. It's clear they love helping people and making tourists feel welcome. We recommend them highly!!

The beach was great, we got sunbed which were okay and the price good. I highly recommend to the Stabilimento to add a se ind Toilette, spending a beach day queuing for the toilette is not a pleasant experience. Additionally the CHIOSCO left us speechless, everything was pre bought, and just made to be put into the microwave. Nothing fresh, even the salads were bought and not made by them. Too much plastic, too much queuing also for the food and the price for not homemade food was just too high. If we come back we will bring our own food.

This restaurant is a 5 mins walk of the stairs fron San Michelle Beach. Needles to say it has an amazing view. We were greeted by a chef who was helping out the staff,as the place was packed at lunch. Seemed to be the owner but we are not sure. " We anyway appreciated the help to get a table fast. Service was incredibly fast considering the number of people present and great overall. The food was amazing and make sure you try their

Definitely an amazing small hike to the best spiaggia around Conero area. Only 30 mins

The beach is beautiful and so is the nature, period. Not all the roads to leave the beach are clear and you can easily get lost, is very crowded and when you’re ready to leave the place... good luck finding the bus/car that take you up. You might need fight for a place which it can ruin totally your expérience . Make sure you buy the full package before going down (like we did ) but even then going back would be a total nightmare.

I rented a canoe and then they were very rude to me and my friends. They tried to charge us more than the fixed value, they did not help at all after we were in a storm and worst of all they tried to scam us. Not happy at all with this.

Worst place ever. After 25 minutes walk in 33 degrees down a steep path, there’s only one place to eat (fully booked) and you can only rent beds on the 4th row. And then no sand. Terrible

We had such a wonderful time kayaking, all thanks to this rental company! The staff was not only very professional but also so kind and flexible with our plans. It's clear they love helping people and making tourists feel welcome. We recommend them highly!!

The beach was great, we got sunbed which were okay and the price good. I highly recommend to the Stabilimento to add a se ind Toilette, spending a beach day queuing for the toilette is not a pleasant experience. Additionally the CHIOSCO left us speechless, everything was pre bought, and just made to be put into the microwave. Nothing fresh, even the salads were bought and not made by them. Too much plastic, too much queuing also for the food and the price for not homemade food was just too high. If we come back we will bring our own food.

This restaurant is a 5 mins walk of the stairs fron San Michelle Beach. Needles to say it has an amazing view. We were greeted by a chef who was helping out the staff,as the place was packed at lunch. Seemed to be the owner but we are not sure. " We anyway appreciated the help to get a table fast. Service was incredibly fast considering the number of people present and great overall. The food was amazing and make sure you try their

Definitely an amazing small hike to the best spiaggia around Conero area. Only 30 mins

The beach is beautiful and so is the nature, period. Not all the roads to leave the beach are clear and you can easily get lost, is very crowded and when you’re ready to leave the place... good luck finding the bus/car that take you up. You might need fight for a place which it can ruin totally your expérience . Make sure you buy the full package before going down (like we did ) but even then going back would be a total nightmare.

I rented a canoe and then they were very rude to me and my friends. They tried to charge us more than the fixed value, they did not help at all after we were in a storm and worst of all they tried to scam us. Not happy at all with this.

Worst place ever. After 25 minutes walk in 33 degrees down a steep path, there’s only one place to eat (fully booked) and you can only rent beds on the 4th row. And then no sand. Terrible

(Translated by Google) Small church, recognizable by the medieval wall. With a few beautiful paintings inside, but of course the glass coffin with Jesus in it. Couldn't find out if it is carried through the city in special processions… (Original) Kleine kerk, herkenbaar aan de middeleeuwse muur. Met binnen een paar mooie schilderijen maar natuurlijk de glazen kist met Jezus er in. Kon niet achterhalen of deze met speciale processies door de stad wordt gedragen…

(Translated by Google) From the outside, with all those squared and irregular stones, it looks like an early medieval church typical of the period of the Crusades and of those you would find in the lands of Constantinople, which instead were in the Papal March. An essential building also to give a sense of history and sacredness to this highly qualified and restored historic centre. (Original) Da fuori , con tutte quelle pietre squadrate ed irregolari, sembra una chiesa altomedievale tipiche del periodo delle crociate e di quelle che trovereste nelle terre di Costantinopoli, invece state nella Marca Pontificia. Essenziale edificio anche per dare un senso di storia e sacralità a questo centro storico altamente qualificato e restaurato.

(Translated by Google) Small church built in the 16th century, with a single nave and side chapels, with the remains of Blessed Pietro da Treia inside (Original) Piccola chiesa costruita nel XVI secolo, a navata unica e cappelle laterali, con all'interno le spoglie del Beato Pietro da Treia

(Translated by Google) Small but nice in a central location (Original) Piccola ma bella in posizione centrale

(Translated by Google) Charming little church in the center of the village (Original) Chiesetta incantevole al centro del borgo

(Translated by Google) The setting is beautiful, immersed in the greenery of the Conero park, it deserves 5 stars but you could see the deterioration of poor maintenance, a shame because it could be a flagship of Sirolo but as often happens in Italy the administrations are not capable, all around rusty irons of old stages and old structures are an eyesore in this wonderful place, I hope it is recovered (Original) Bella la cornice, immerso nel verde del parco del conero meriterebbe 5 stelle ma si vedeva il degrado di una mala manutenzione , peccato perche potrebbe essere un fiore all'occhiello di sirolo ma come succede spesso in itali le amministrazioni non sono capaci , tutto in torno ferri arrugginiti di vecchi palchi e vecchie strutture sono un pugno in un occhio in questo posto stupendo , spero che venga recuperato

(Translated by Google) Spectacular, evocative and fascinating, but perhaps because I liked the concert which was held right in the middle of the quarries. (Original) Spettacolare, suggestivo e affascinante, ma forse perché mi e piaciuto il concerto che si e tenuto proprio in mezzo alle cave.

(Translated by Google) Suggestive and cool place in summer, the acoustics aren't bad either, it just needs a little tidying up (Original) Posto suggestivo e fresco d'estate, anche l'acustica non è male, andrebbe solo un po' risistemato

(Translated by Google) I saw a very nice show then Sirolo makes everything magical (Original) Ho visto uno spettacolo molto carino poi Sirolo rende tutto magico

(Translated by Google) I was for the Nomadi concert, nice place (Original) Sono stato per il concerto dei Nomadi bel posto

(Translated by Google) In the midst of nature and greenery: beautiful (Original) In mezzo alla natura e al verde : bellissimo

(Translated by Google) A nice place, however, it was once a kart track (Original) Un bel posto comunque una volta era un kartdromo

(Translated by Google) This theater is a real gem, located in the center of the town, designed by the architect R. Grilli from Jesi. His first show dates back to 1877! You can visit by asking. (Original) Questo teatro è un vero gioiellino, posto nel centro del paese, progettato dall'architetto R. Grilli di Jesi. Il suo primo spettacolo risale al 1877! Si può visitare chiedendo.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful theatre!! The theater was built starting from the generous bequest of 5,320 lire by Alessandro Baldoni dated 8 October 1861. The nobleman's will was very clear: that sum was to be used solely for the construction of a new theatre, to replace the previous one. The undertaking immediately proved to be impressive, also because it was necessary to build a work of high artistic value, to be placed in a restricted area, avoiding the small dimensions of the previous structure, already aesthetically questionable and structurally precarious. However, the money in the hands of the municipality could not be used immediately as the will was contested by the branch of the indirect heirs of the Dionisi Vici who claimed ownership of it. The sentence of the Civil and Correctional Court of Macerata in 1866 in favor of the Municipality of Montecarotto. Only then was it possible to proceed with the establishment in 1867 of a commission for the preparation of a preliminary project which included technical tenders, the overall cost of the work, the location for the construction and measures to be implemented for the expropriation of the land for public utility. The designer of the work became the architect from Jesi Raffaele Grilli and the tender was won by the entrepreneur from Ancona Giuseppe Lanari. The works began in the spring of 1872 and, in full compliance with the delivery times, Lanari completed the wall structure on 8 March 1875. The paintings, artistic decorations and scenographic care followed, details completed in the summer of 1877 before testing and the declaration of usability of the complex. The first show took place on the following 8 September with the «Opera in Musica» Maria di Rohan by maestro Gaetano Donizetti (Original) Un bellissimo teatro!! l teatro è stato costruito a partire dal generoso lascito testamentario di 5.320 lire di Alessandro Baldoni datato 8 ottobre 1861. La volontà del nobile era chiarissima: quella somma doveva essere utilizzata unicamente per la costruzione di un nuovo teatro, in sostituzione del precedente. L'impresa si rivelò subito imponente, anche perché bisognava costruire un'opera di alto pregio artistico, da collocare in un'area ristretta, evitando le dimensioni ridotte del precedente impianto, già esteticamente discutibile e strutturalmente precario. Il denaro in mano al comune tuttavia non poteva essere immediatamente utilizzato in quanto il testamento venne impugnato dal ramo degli eredi indiretti dei Dionisi Vici che ne reclamavano la titolarità. La sentenza del Tribunale civile e correzionale di Macerata nel 1866 diede ragione al Comune di Montecarotto. Solo allora si poté procedere con la istituzione nel 1867 di una commissione per la preparazione di un progetto di massima che contemplasse appalti tecnici, costo complessivo dell'opera, luogo per l'edificazione e misure da porre in essere per l'espropriazione del suolo per pubblica utilità. Progettista dell'opera divenne l'architetto di Jesi Raffaele Grilli e la gara di appalto se l'aggiudicò l'imprenditore di Ancona Giuseppe Lanari. I lavori iniziarono nella primavera del 1872 e, nel pieno rispetto dei tempi di consegna, Lanari completò la struttura muraria l'8 marzo 1875. Seguirono le pitture, i decori artistici e la cura scenografica, dettagli ultimati nell'estate del 1877 prima del collaudo e della dichiarazione di agibilità del complesso. Il primo spettacolo avvenne l'8 settembre seguente con l'«Opera in Musica» Maria di Rohan del maestro Gaetano Donizetti

(Translated by Google) One of the many municipal theaters in the Marche, a little gem! (Original) Uno dei tanti teatri comunali nelle Marche, un gioiellino!

(Translated by Google) Nice Italian theatre, excellent acoustics and good programming. (Original) Bel teatro all' italiana, ottima acustica e buona programmazione.

(Translated by Google) Very nice clean and welcoming We are lucky to have administrations that still believe and invest in culture Theater to attend Nevio Anniballi (Original) Molto bello pulito ed accogliente Siamo fortunati ad avere amministrazioni che ancora credono ed investono nella cultura Teatro da frequentare Nevio Anniballi

(Translated by Google) A hidden jewel which, thanks to the passion of dance masters, occasionally reveals itself to us with all its ancient charm. (Original) Un gioiello nascosto che grazie alla passione di maestri di danza ogni tanto si svela anche x noi con tutto il suo fascino di antica memoria .

(Translated by Google) I go to the theater and a little gem every now and then I go to see comedies and concerts nice theater compliments to the staff who organizes impeccably every time (Original) Frequento il teatro e una piccola perla ogni tanto vado a vedere commedie e concerti bel teatro complimenti allo staff che organizza ogni volta in modo impeccabile

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church in the center of the village, nothing special inside. That's why I gave it 3 stars, and also because it has a very simple architecture compared to other churches in the region. (Original) Bella chiesa al centro del borgo nulla di importante al suo interno. Ecco perché do 3 stelle e anche perché è un architettura molto semplice rispetto ad altre chiese presenti nella regione.

(Translated by Google) The imposing building stands out over Piazza Vittorio Veneto, certainly taking advantage of a previous substrate. The bell tower is in fact an ancient tower of the fortified system of the village. The current church dates back to 1732 and is dedicated to St. Nicholas of Bari. Inside, in the central altarpiece, the Protector Saint appears with the Virgin sitting on the roof of the Holy House of Loreto and the images of St. Lucia and St. Dominic. The view of the sea from the balcony in front is splendid. (Original) L'imponente edificio svetta su piazza Vittorio Veneto, sfruttando certamente un substrato precedente. Il campanile è in effetti un'antica torre del sistema fortificato del borgo. L'attuale chiesa data 1732 ed è dedicata a S. Nicola di Bari. All'interno, nella pala centrale, compare il Santo Protettore con la Vergine seduta sul tetto della Santa Casa di Loreto e le immagini di Santa Lucia e San Domenico. Splendido l'affaccio sul mare dalla antistante balconata.

(Translated by Google) The church stands out in front of the small square of Sirolo, which is beautiful and large, as is the bell tower, and contains various statues and works from different eras. (Original) La chiesa spicca davanti la piazzetta di Sirolo, bella ampia, così come la torre campanaria, contiene diverse statue ed opere di epoche diverse.

(Translated by Google) "Whose wife are you?" is the question that if no one asked you, you wouldn't be able to say you've been to Sirolo. After that, you can also visit this beautiful church, built in 1765 on the remains of a religious building from 1230. Since the Sirolo area constituted an important disembarkation point for ships crossing the Adriatic, the inhabitants of the small village convinced Pope Alexander IV (born Rinaldo dei Signori di Jenne), through Bishop Arnolfo, to dedicate a church to the Patron Saint of the Mediterranean as well as Protector of navigators, or to Saint Nicholas of Bari. Saint Nicholas, in life, was bishop of Myra, a city in Lycia, in Asia Minor, famous throughout the world for its miracles. 18th century - On the right side of the main front of the church, Pope Benedict 1765 - The church was rebuilt within the walls of the castle built by the Cortesi Counts in the 12th century and restored in the 14th century. The same ones who sold Sirolo to Ancona for the noble title...not so courteous after all. 1970-80 renovation of entire property. The structure of the church is made of load-bearing masonry. However, following the seismic events of 1972 the building suffered damage of a different nature and extent, which was restored with works which also involved the consolidation of the walls and the dome of the bell tower. 1991 - The renovation work on the bell tower, interrupted due to the small sums of money made available, was resumed. These works involved the rectory and the bell tower of which the intermediate floors and the access staircase to the bell tower were rebuilt; the door was replaced and the floor was redone. ARCHITECTURE - The construction is in neoclassical style. The plan is a Latin cross, characterized by pillars with Corinthian capitals, barrel-vaulted apse and transept and six side chapels with stucco decorations. The main façade is in exposed brick masonry, with a cornice and gable in overhanging shaped bricks and white Conero stone. The remaining perimeter walls are in exposed stone masonry. On the right side of the main front of the church stands the stone bell tower with an oriental-style dome. ART - The altarpiece depicts the Protector Saint Nicholas together with the Virgin with the Holy House of Loreto, on the right San Rocco, on the left Santa Eurosia. The work belongs to Giacomo Foschi da Loreto. Other icons: Saint Lucia, Saint Dominic, the Last Supper, the transit of Saint Joseph by unknown 19th century authors, the copy of a painting by Maratta, the copy of a Madonna and Child by Rubens. The wooden crucifix from the 16th century by unknown authors and the ancient organ from 1723, recently renovated, are interesting. On the pavement in front of the church we can see the fish mosaic: the symbol of Christ combined with that of Sirolo, whose coat of arms depicts "Campo di cielo, natural sea bass floating on a countryside of blue swelled with silver." The varolo, which in the Ancona dialect designates a sea bass, is considered a symbol of the town. This species of fish, which can reach up to ten kilos in weight and one meter in length, is particularly widespread among the ravines and cliffs of the coast of Mount Conero. (Original) "De chi ssi fijo te?" è la domanda che qualora nessuno vi rivolgesse non potreste dire di essere stati a Sirolo. Dopodiché, potete anche visitare questa bella chiesa, del 1765 sui resti di un edificio religioso del 1230. Dal momento che la zona di Sirolo costituiva un importante punto di sbarco per le navi che attraversavano l'Adriatico, gli abitanti del piccolo borgo convinsero il Papa Alessandro IV (nato Rinaldo dei Signori di Jenne), tramite il vescovo Arnolfo, a dedicare una chiesa al Patrono del Mediterraneo nonchè Protettore dei navigatori, ovvero a San Nicola di Bari. San Nicola, in vita, era vescovo di Myra, città della Licia, in Asia Minore, famoso in tutto il mondo per i suoi miracoli. XVIII secolo - Sul lato destro del fronte principale della chiesa fu fatto erigere da Papa Benedetto XIV, su una delle torri castellane di cui si possono osservare alcune feritoie, il campanile con cupola a cuspide, in stile orientale, nonché la porta d'ingresso. 1765 - La chiesa fu fatta ricostruire all'interno delle mura del castello eretto dai Conti Cortesi nel XII secolo e restaurato nel XIV secolo. Gli stessi che vendettero Sirolo ad Ancona per il titolo nobiliare....non poi così cortesi. 1970-80 ristrutturazione intero bene. La struttura della chiesa è in muratura portante. Tuttavia, a seguito degli eventi sismici del 1972 l'edificio ha subito danni di diversa natura ed entità, ripristinati con lavori che hanno interessato anche il consolidamento delle murature e della cupola del campanile. 1991 - I lavori di ristrutturazione del campanile, interrotti a causa delle esigue somme di denaro messe a disposizione, furono ripresi. Tali lavori hanno interessato la casa canonica e il campanile di cui sono stati ricostruiti i solai intermedi, la scala di accesso alla cella campanaria; si è provveduto alla sostituzione del portoncino e al rifacimento del pavimento. ARCHITETTURA - La costruzione è in stile neoclassico. La pianta è a croce latina, caratterizzata da pilastri con capitelli corinzi, abside e transetto voltati a botte e sei cappelle laterali con decorazioni a stucco. La facciata principale è in muratura di mattoni a vista, con cornicione e timpano in laterizi sagomati in aggetto e pietra bianca del Conero. Le restanti pareti perimetrali sono in muratura di pietra a vista. Sul lato destro del fronte principale della chiesa sorge il campanile in pietra con cupola in stile orientale. ARTE - La pala d'altare raffigura il Santo Protettore Nicola unitamente alla Vergine con la Santa Casa di Loreto, a destra San Rocco, a sinistra Santa Eurosia. L'opera appartiene a Giacomo Foschi da Loreto. Altre icone: Santa Lucia, San Domenico, il Cenacolo, il transito di San Giuseppe di autori ignoti del XIX sec., la copia di un dipinto del Maratta, la copia di una Madonna con Bambino di Rubens. Interessanti il crocifisso ligneo del '500 di autori ignoti, e l'antico organo del 1723 recentemente ristrutturato. Sulla pavimentazione antistante la chiesa possiamo notare il mosaico del pesce: il simbolo di Cristo accomunato a quello di Sirolo, nel cui stemma è raffigurato «Campo di cielo, Branzino al naturale natante su di una campagna di azzurro mareggiato di argento.» Il varolo, che nel dialetto anconitano designa un branzino, viene considerato un simbolo del paese. Questa specie di pesce, che può raggiungere anche i dieci chili di peso e il metro di lunghezza, è particolarmente diffuso tra gli anfratti e le scogliere del litorale del monte Conero.

(Translated by Google) Neoclassical style church built close to the historic center and the walls surrounding Sirolo in the eighteenth century on the remains of a much older one from the thirteenth century. The church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Bari, bishop of Myra, a city in Lycia, in Asia Minor, famous throughout the world for his miracles. Flanked by a bell tower with a spire dome that rises over the village. The plan is a Latin cross with Corinthian-type pillars and capitals. In the central altarpiece, the Holy Protector with the Virgin sitting on the roof of the Holy House of Loreto, then the images of Saint Lucia and Saint Dominic, the Last Supper, and the transit of Saint Joseph by unknown 19th century authors. as well as a copy of a painting by Maratta and one by Rubens, which represents the Madonna and Child. Also interesting are a 16th century wooden crucifix by unknown authors, an ancient organ from 1723, recently renovated. If the review was helpful to you, please click on the hand, thank you. (Original) Chiesa in stile neoclassico costruita a ridosso del centro storico e alle mura che circondano Sirolo nel diciottesimo secolo sui resti di una molto più antica del tredicesimo secolo. La chiesa è intitolata a San Nicola di Bari, vescovo di Myra, città della Licia, in Asia Minore, famoso in tutto il mondo per i suoi miracoli. Affiancata da un campanile con cupola a cuspide che si erge sul borgo. La pianta è a croce latina con pilastri e capitelli di tipo corinzio. Nella pala centrale, il Santo Protettore con la Vergine seduta sul tetto della Santa Casa di Loreto, poi le immagini di Santa Lucia e San Domenico, il Cenacolo, ed il transito di San Giuseppe di autori ignoti del XIX sec. nonché la copia di un quadro del Maratta ed una del Rubens, che rappresenta la Madonna con il Bambino. Interessanti sono inoltre un crocifisso ligneo del '500 di autori ignoti, un antico organo del 1723, recentemente ristrutturato. Se la recensione ti è stata utile, per favore clicca sulla manina, grazie.

(Translated by Google) The 1732 church overlooks the square, and you can clearly see that it was built on other bases that were probably earlier. The tower that stands out has been converted into a bell tower and was certainly part of the old walls that protected the town (further on you will also notice an ancient Gothic arch). Definitely worth a visit (Original) La chiesa del 1732 si affaccia sulla piazza, e si nota chiaramente che è stata costruita su altri basamenti probabilmente antecedenti. La torre che svetta è stata convertita a campanile e faceva sicuramente parte delle vecchie mura che proteggevano il paese (proseguendo più avanti si noterà anche un antico arco gotico). Vale sicuramente una visita

(Translated by Google) The Church of San Nicola dominates the center of Sirolo with its majesty, and it is very suggestive to see the bell tower from the ferry. It was built next to the houses of the historic center and the walls that surround the town at the behest of Bishop Arnolfo, under the pontificate of Alexander IV, in 1732 on the remains of a much older one from 1230. The church is dedicated to San Nicola di Bari. Flanked by a high bell tower surmounted by a cusp dome, the Church is in neoclassical style with a Latin cross plan with Corinthian-type pillars and capitals. Inside, in the central altarpiece, the Protector Saint appears with the Virgin sitting on the roof of the Holy House of Loreto, then the images of Saint Lucia and Saint Dominic, the Last Supper, and the transit of Saint Joseph by unknown 19th century authors. as well as a copy of a painting by Maratta and one by Rubens, which represents the Madonna and Child. Interesting is the 16th century wooden crucifix by unknown authors. (Original) La Chiesa di San Nicola domina con la sua maestosità il centro di Sirolo, molto suggestivo è vedere il campanile dal traghetto. Fu edificata accanto alle case del centro storico e alle mura che circondano il paese per volere del vescovo Arnolfo, sotto il pontificato di Alessandro IV, nel 1732 sui resti di una molto più antica del 1230. La chiesa è intitolata a San Nicola di Bari. Affiancata da un alto campanile sormontato da una cupola a cuspide, la Chiesa è in stile neoclassico con pianta a croce latina con pilastri e capitelli di tipo corinzio. All'interno, nella pala centrale, compare il Santo Protettore con la Vergine seduta sul tetto della Santa Casa di Loreto, poi le immagini di Santa Lucia e San Domenico, il Cenacolo, ed il transito di San Giuseppe di autori ignoti del XIX sec. nonché la copia di un quadro del Maratta ed una del Rubens, che rappresenta la Madonna con il Bambino. Interessante è il crocifisso ligneo del '500 di autori ignoti.

Quite the hike to arrive down about 5 flights of stairs, but amazing beach and great private experience

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(Translated by Google) The most beautiful beach on the Conero Riviera, free shuttle to reach the beach, bar stocked with everything, from breakfast to snacks for various lunch options. Staff always available. If you want, you can reach the 2 sisters beach by renting a canoe from them instead of taking the classic refugee-style boat trip. Large umbrellas arranged, comfortable sunbeds, in short a paradise on the slopes of Monte Conero, lastly, having the beach located in the center of San Michele you have the sun until late afternoon. In a word, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! (Original) La spiaggia più bella della riviera del Conero, navetta gratuita per raggiungere la spiaggia, bar fornito di ogni cosa, dalla colazione allo spuntino per varie proposte a pranzo. Personale sempre disponibile. Volendo è possibile raggiungere la spiaggia delle 2 sorelle affittando da loro una canoa invece di fare la classica gita in barconi stile rifugiati. Ombrelloni sistemati ampi, lettini comodi, insomma un Paradiso alle pendici del Monte Conero, ultima cosa avendo la spiaggia disposta al centro di San Michele si ha il sole fino a tardo pomeriggio. In una parola CONSIGLIATISSIMO!!!

(Translated by Google) After about 15 minutes on a dirt path, you reach the beaches, and already from the path you can breathe in the heavenly air of this place! This beach resort offers sandwiches and daily specials at discounted prices, showers, internet (because 4G doesn't work!), and canoe rentals to go to the Due Sorelle. The prices are average, even for dinner... everything was wonderful. (Original) Dopo circa 15 minuti su sentiero sterrato si arriva alle spiagge e giá dal percorso si inala l'aria paradisiaca di questo luogo! In questo stabilimento balneare vengono offerti panini e piatti del giorno a prezzi convenzionati, docce, rete internet (perchè il 4G non funziona!) e il noleggio delle canoe per andare alle due sorelle. Prezzi nella media, anche per quanto riguarda le cene.... tutto stupendo.

(Translated by Google) The umbrellas are well-spaced by Riviera standards, and the price is good (€30 for an umbrella and two loungers). The location is very pleasant and well-kept. The only downside: there's a charge for the shower (€0.20). Regarding food, I recommend bringing your own if you prefer fresh food. The rice had a lot of preservatives, and the piadina was packaged, but overall, the atmosphere and setting make for a pleasant day. There are amenities, and the staff is very friendly. Food aside, it would be a 5-star hotel. (Original) Ombrelloni ben distanziati per gli standard della riviera e buon prezzo (30€ ombrellone+ due lettini). La location è molto piacevole e curata. Unica nota: la doccia è a pagamento (0,20€) . Per quanto riguarda il cibo, consiglio di portarsi qualcosa da casa se si preferisce mangiare fresco. Il riso aveva molti conservanti e la piadina di tipo confezionato, ma nel complesso l’ambiente e il contesto rendono la giornata piacevole. Sono presenti servizi e il personale é molto gentile. Cibo a parte sarebbe un 5 stelle

(Translated by Google) The umbrellas are positioned at a good distance from each other (compared to the adjacent establishment where people are crowded together), all the staff is kind and helpful, they have a Wi-Fi network and the bar is well stocked even for lunch. If I'm not mistaken they also have a canoe rental service and perhaps other equipment, but we didn't use it. (Original) Gli ombrelloni sono posizionati a una buona distanza uno dall’altro (rispetto allo stabilimento adiacente dove le persone sono ammassate una sopra l’altra), tutto lo staff è gentile e disponibile, hanno una rete Wi-Fi e il bar è ben fornito anche per il pranzo. Se non erro hanno anche servizio di renting di canoa e forse altre attrezzature, ma non ne abbiamo usufruito.

This place also must to see, there is the great view.

A vrey suggestive place ,unique and more ...

Amazing panoramic point of view..

Amazing.

Always a beautiful view and a great walk!

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One of the most beautiful view in Italy

(Translated by Google) An entrance to the very scenic historic village of Sirolo, my invitation is to go up Via Italia and discover all the side alleys, and then find yourself in the Central Square (Piazzale Marino) where a breathtaking view awaits us. (Original) Un'ingresso al borgo storico di Sirolo molto scenografico, il mio invito è di risalire Via Italia e scoprire tutti i vicoli laterali, per poi ritrovarsi nella Piazza Centrale (Piazzale Marino) dove ci aspetta un panorama mozzafiato.

(Translated by Google) Entrance to the small village of Sirolo (Original) Ingresso per il Piccolo borgo di Sirolo

(Translated by Google) The most suggestive entrance to Sirolo. (Original) L'entrata più suggestiva per Sirolo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful in this unique and magical village. From here you will see Monte Conero in all its beauty. (Original) Bellissimo in questo borgo unico e magico. Da qui vedrete il Monte Conero in tutta la sua bellezza.

(Translated by Google) Very suggestive and restored urban point. Made of local stone, it looks towards the south of the Marche coast. (Original) Punto urbano molto suggestivo e restaurato. In pietra locale, guarda verso il sud della costa marchigiana.

(Translated by Google) Sirolo is a pearl set in the Conero...I recommend you visit it and be fascinated by the splendid atmosphere.... (Original) Sirolo è una perla incastonata nel Conero...vi consiglio di visitarla e di farvi affascinare dalla splendida atmosfera....

(Translated by Google) The entrance to the village of Sirolo (Original) L’entrata al borgo di Sirolo