Osimo Travel Guide

 xristos83 Says:  The center hub of town life, this nice little square is a must when in Osimo :) Every evening around six locals will walk the corso (main street) which starts from the piazza del comune. All Italian towns (and even neighborhoods in big cities) have this routine every night,... 

 xristos83 Says:  The only reason I'm putting this as a "must see" activity is because this street is close to my heart. I lived for a year on this street, on the third floor of the yellow row house at the end. This area of town is the Duomo district, the oldest part of Osimo. On Via del... 

 xristos83 Says:  This picture doesn't do Fonte Magna much justice since you have to be there to experience that quiet, tranquil atmosphere. Also, the fall and spring (especially the fall!) are nicer because the trees provide cool shade and it's more colorful. Worth a visit for relaxation and... 

 xristos83 Says:  Palazzo Baldeschi is my favorite building in Osimo. It stands right off of the main square at the end of Via Cinque Torri. Inside amoung the renaissance arches is a restaurant. I couldn't tell you how the food is since I had never eaten there [too expensive I heard :-)], but... 

 xristos83 Says:  The Duomo (in Italy the "Duomo" is the main cathedral of a town or city) of Osimo stands near the highest point of the town. It's about 1000 years old in a wonderful romanesque style. It is by far my favorite church in the town because of its simplicity and the atmosphere... 

 xristos83 Says:  As everywhere in Italy, Osimo is surrounded by beautiful landscape. If you travel to Italy, it is definitely worth having a car to see places that most tourists don't go. This is a picture of a vineyard in the autumn along the road from Osimo to Macerata.