Travelling along the panoramic road and crossing a beautiful environment protected by Regional Natural Park of Colle San Bartolo, you reach Fiorenzuola di Focara, the ancient Castrum Florentii, which fell under Pesaro in the thirteenth century. The village, originally called Fiorenzuola, in 1889 took the name of Focara, probably because of the fires that were lit to help sailors to identify the location of the promontory. Indeed the promontory was known for headwinds or for the presence of little furnaces where bricks and terracotta were fired.
To see: Pesaro and Gioachino Rossini, Pesaro - Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, Pesaro - Colle San Bartolo – Giardini di Villa Imperiale (Gardens of Imperial Villa), Pesaro - Teatro Rossini (Rossini Theatre), Pesaro – Giardini di Villa Miralfiore (Villa Miralfiore Gardens), Science Museum L. Guidi and Valerio Observatory, Municipal Museums (Musei Civici) in Palazzo Mosca, Natural Park of Monte San Bartolo, Pesaro - "Rossini’s birthplace", Pesaro - Museum of the Diocese
Flavors and Craft: Pesaro and Gioachino Rossini, Colli Pesaresi DOC, Pesaro - Herb Market, Pesaro city of ceramics, Pesaro - Public Markets, Pesaro - Renata Tebaldi
Cozy or wild beaches, the sea for all tastes
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A journey into the past
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The Museum Church itinerary in Pesaro and Urbino Province
Art and Culture Spirituality and Meditation 2 days
Nature lovers will not be disappointed in the Marche!
Parks and Active Nature 7 days