Hotel Milano

Seafront

by JLBG

The seafront is lined with imposing freestone buildings that seem to have been built at the turn of the 19th century or at the beginning of the 20th, in a very sober style. They are mainly offices for the main companies that trade in Ancona

What the travellers must...

by lovecell

What the travellers must undertsand, I think, when they come to this region....that they have to understand that is not a land of 'Florence, Rome, Venice...for example'....but this place is for someone, whom is looking for little details....tiny churches, small towns, little narrow alleys, low smooth hills...and plently more of really small details that can make your visit so worthy...and that will open your heart.... like no other place might! ;-)

Matches to see...

by Calcio

Well… big games in the 4th division isn’t that common, but as for Fiorentina two seasons ago it could be nice to see a club in a division that low, that still has a big crowd. Specially at the end of the season, if Ancona are close to go up to Serie C1 there could be a really good atmosphere.

Arco di Traiano and harbour walls

by Airpunk

In the year 115, this arch in honour of Roman Emperor Trajan was finished. The triumphal arch is one of many monuments to this emperor found through Italy. It stands on the red brick harbour wall, close to two other arches, including one from the 18th century. It is possible walk on the old harbour wall, enjoying a view on the surrounding area and exploring the old defense structure.

Ancona

by AnitaSchweiz

"Greece trip"

In each summer we go with our youth center to Kourouta near Amaliada. We travel by train to Ancona and from there by ferry to Patras and by bus to Amaliada. From Ancona I only know the train station and the harbour, but it was each time nice weather and I'm sure I will visit this city once.