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by Willettsworld If you fancy some sunbathing on a beach, then head up the coast about 5 miles to Falconara Marittima. Here there is a beautiful beach that stretches for miles. There's not a great deal to be found in the town itself but I did spend the night here after I spent a day visiting Ancona. When I was there, it was mid-May and the holiday season hadn't got going yet (the photo is one I've found on a website!). Leave a Comment
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 Numana by Pinat Very close to Ancona, it is a modern tourist locality, full of splendid gardens and fine and golden sand. The lovely beaches are perfect spots for sunbathing and enjoying the Adriatic Sea. Leave a Comment
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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! ;-) Leave a Comment
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by seagoingJLW A triumphal arch, built in honor of the Roman Emperor Trajan in 115 AD has recently been restored Leave a Comment
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by BlueFox Also if you are not in Paragliding/Hanggliding it's fun to watch them flying on MONTE CUCCO Leave a Comment
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by BlueFox In FERMO South of Ancona you can still find you very own beach ! mybe not in high season ;-) Leave a Comment
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by BlueFox Maybe you like some riding on wild horses, we like more to fly under some nylon Leave a Comment
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 A Church and the Adriatic by xristos83 This picture was taken from the back of the Duomo. I loved the neglected church with the Adriatic as a background. Ancona is definitely nice to wonder around without direction. Just lose yourself among the old buildings and the labrynth of streets. Don't worry about getting lost; being lost is how lifetime memories and experiences find you. Leave a Comment
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 Porta Pia di Ancona by xristos83 This was the door to the city when coming by foot. It's located next to a pentagonal shaped maritime building (built I think in the 17th century) called "La Mole", where many exhibits are shown. If you are walking from the train station into the center of town (a 20-30 minute walk), la mole and porta pia are halfway between along the water. Leave a Comment
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If you're tired of lying on the beach or visiting the typical monuments, head for Frasassi stalactite caves (Grotte di Frasassi) , outside Ancona. The route in the caves is about one or two kilometers long and definitely worth seeing and feeling. The climate in the cavescan be a bit cool so you might need a long-sleeved blouse or long trousers. No high heels for walking! Photos are usually prohibited. Before going inside the caves you can do some shopping in the little piazza / market square, filled with vendors selling cards and souvenirs. Leave a Comment
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- Roma And Pace
Via Giacomo Leopardi 1, Ancona - Fortuna
Piazza Fratelli Rosselli 15, Ancona - Europa Ancona
Via Sentino, 3, Ancona - Hotel Sporting
Via Flaminia 220, Ancona - Jolly Hotel Ancona
Rupi di Via XXIX Settembre 14, Ancona - Grand Hotel Palace
Lugomare Vanvitelli 24, Ancona - Federico II Hotel Ancona
Via Ancona 100, Ancona - Grand Hotel Passetto
Via Thaon de Revel, 1, Ancona
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