This sturdy fortified medieval town, where the Orange Flag flies, stands among olive groves and vineyards where you can enjoy lovely views out over the hills and mountains of the central Marche. Its walls retain the original shape; parts of them now house the museum of wine and peasant culture; next to it is the wine bar where you can taste the best wines made in the area. The most typical one is the Verdicchio, the Marche’s most famous white wine. During the second week of August the town gives itself over to the Festa del Verdicchio, a colourful festival dedicated to the local incarnation of Bacchus. In the historic centre a must-see attraction is the parish church of S. Egidio, boasting a fifteenth century pentyptic made by Maestro di Staffolo.