ITALY’s BEST KEPT SECRET
LE MARCHE
Voted as one of the top places to visit worldwide - Lonely planet & ABTA
VOTED NEXT BEST REGION TO VISIT WORLDWIDE
THE BEST OF ITALY IN ONE REGION
For those in the know, Le Marche is Italy’s best kept secret, offering authentic year-round seasonal experiences with its rich cultural and gastronomic history, deep-rooted traditions, and unspoiled landscapes. Nestled between the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea, the region boasts rolling hills, vineyards, and sunlit beaches. Its blend of breathtaking scenery, centuries-old history, and exquisite cuisine makes it a true treasure. Unlike its more famous neighbours, Le Marche remains off the beaten path, providing a peaceful and genuine Italian experience, far from the crowds. Welcome to untouched Italy- Italy’s best kept secret.
Small yet Italy’s most diverse region
Less than 10,000km
Endless rolling hills
29 Blue Flag Beaches
170km Adriatic Coastline
Majestic mountains
22 Most beautiful villages in Italy
Artisans & Craftsmanship
Culinary specialities & traditions
Award winning DOC wines
UNESCO Heritage sites
Loreto Pilgramidge Site
30 theatres & Open air opera
Over 70 cycle routes
VOTED NEXT BEST REGION TO VISIT WORLDWIDE
THE BEST OF ITALY IN ONE REGION
For those in the know, Le Marche is Italy’s best kept secret, offering authentic year-round seasonal experiences with its rich cultural and gastronomic history, deep-rooted traditions, and unspoiled landscapes. Nestled between the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea, the region boasts rolling hills, vineyards, and sunlit beaches. Its blend of breathtaking scenery, centuries-old history, and exquisite cuisine makes it a true treasure. Unlike its more famous neighbours, Le Marche remains off the beaten path, providing a peaceful and genuine Italian experience, far from the crowds. Welcome to untouched Italy- Italy’s best kept secret.
Small yet Italy’s most diverse region
Less than 10,000km
Endless rolling hills
29 Blue Flag Beaches
170km Adriatic Coastline
Majestic mountains
22 Most beautiful villages in Italy
Artisans & Craftsmanship
Culinary specialities & traditions
Award winning DOC wines
UNESCO Heritage sites
Loreto Pilgramidge Site
30 theatres & Open air opera
Over 70 cycle routes
THE BEST OF ITALY IN ONE REGION
AUTHENTIC ITALY. ESCAPE THE CROWDS
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Unlike its’ well known neighbours of Tuscany or the Amalfi Coast, Le Marche has
remained under the radar, allowing it to retain a more laid-back, local
atmosphere. The lack of tourism means you’re more likely to encounter true Italian hospitality and experience the region’s real Italian way of life.
Step into a region where time slows down, revealing rolling hills, ancient villages, and golden beaches, blissfully far from the tourist trail. Discover small tight-knit communities who have kept their traditions alive through generations. Many locals still work the land, produce handmade goods, and celebrate ancient customs, offering visitors a genuine glimpse into rural Italian life.
The heart of Le Marche lies in its people. The Marchigiani welcome visitors as family, sharing their stories, traditions, local festivals such as the Quintana in Ascoli Piceno, and a slower, more meaningful way of life, ensuring an unforgettable experience.
Le Marche is a region of wonder, beauty and off the beaten track experiences, enabling those who find it a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in unspoiled landscapes and authentic Italian life, far from the crowds, so much so that those who visit long to return.
Step into a region where time slows down, revealing rolling hills, ancient villages, and golden beaches, blissfully far from the tourist trail. Discover small tight-knit communities who have kept their traditions alive through generations. Many locals still work the land, produce handmade goods, and celebrate ancient customs, offering visitors a genuine glimpse into rural Italian life.
The heart of Le Marche lies in its people. The Marchigiani welcome visitors as family, sharing their stories, traditions, local festivals such as the Quintana in Ascoli Piceno, and a slower, more meaningful way of life, ensuring an unforgettable experience.
Le Marche is a region of wonder, beauty and off the beaten track experiences, enabling those who find it a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in unspoiled landscapes and authentic Italian life, far from the crowds, so much so that those who visit long to return.
UNSPOILT, BLUE FLAG, BEACHES
CYRYSTALLINE ADRIATIC BEACHES
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If you are looking for stunning natural beauty, Le Marche’s beaches have it in droves. With clear crystal waters and over 150km of Blue Flag beaches along the Adriatic coast, you’ll be spoilt for choice between soft sandy beaches to dramatic cliffs of the Conero Riviera.
As well as the seclusion and serenity away from the tourist trail, along Le Marche’s quieter coastline, you can discover charming towns such as Grottamare, Porto Recanati, Sirolo or Numana, peppered along the coast with delicious spots for lunch, dinner or a typical Italian Aperitivo providing a mix of culture, history, and authentic Italian charm.
Many of beaches are family friendly with a variety of calm, shallow waters, making it an ideal destination for famliies. For those seeking something more adventurous Le Marche also has numerous activity based beaches where kite surfing, kayaking or surfing are the main attractions. Whichever beach you choose, you will always be able to end your day with an unmatched sunset as the sun slowly dips into the Adriatic sea.
From the Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle (Sirolo) named as one of the best beaches in Europe for its striking twin rock formations rising from the sea, and only accessible by boat, to San Michele or Portonovo Bay surrounded by lush greenery and offers crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing in nature to our local Civitanova Marche beach, great for sup boarding, gelato or a a freshly served lunch on the beach, the choices are endless.
As well as the seclusion and serenity away from the tourist trail, along Le Marche’s quieter coastline, you can discover charming towns such as Grottamare, Porto Recanati, Sirolo or Numana, peppered along the coast with delicious spots for lunch, dinner or a typical Italian Aperitivo providing a mix of culture, history, and authentic Italian charm.
Many of beaches are family friendly with a variety of calm, shallow waters, making it an ideal destination for famliies. For those seeking something more adventurous Le Marche also has numerous activity based beaches where kite surfing, kayaking or surfing are the main attractions. Whichever beach you choose, you will always be able to end your day with an unmatched sunset as the sun slowly dips into the Adriatic sea.
From the Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle (Sirolo) named as one of the best beaches in Europe for its striking twin rock formations rising from the sea, and only accessible by boat, to San Michele or Portonovo Bay surrounded by lush greenery and offers crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing in nature to our local Civitanova Marche beach, great for sup boarding, gelato or a a freshly served lunch on the beach, the choices are endless.
HOME TO HILLTOP VILLAGES AMONGST THE MOST BEAUTIUL IN ITALY
22 MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES
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Home to 22 hilltop towns, voted the most beautiful in Italy, Le Marche offers a picturesque escape into history, culture, and stunning natural landscapes. These ancient hilltop towns, rich in heritage, boast centuries-old buildings, historic churches, and expansive views of the countryside, stretching from the Apennine Mountains to the Adriatic Sea. Each town is a charming collection of medieval architecture, cobbled streets, festivals and vibrant local life where you immediately feel at one in this slow way of life.
From the UNESCO-listed Urbino, a Renaissance gem, to the tranquil Offida with its famous lacework, Le Marche’s hilltop villages offer a glimpse into Italy’s past. Ascoli Piceno is a beautiful medieval town in Le Marche, renowned for its stunning Piazza del Popolo, considered one of the oldest and most beautiful squares in Italy, surrounded by ancient stone buildings and impressive Romanesque and Renaissance architecture.
Smaller hilltop towns like Macerata, Fermo, Montalto delle Marche, Corinaldo and Sarnano and Civitanova Alta (1km from Oliveto Estate) provide a slower pace of life, where local traditions are still deeply cherished.
From exploring quaint streets, absorbing breathtaking views, or enjoying generational traditional cuisine, these hilltop towns offer a rare and authentic experience of Italy, far from the tourist crowds, providing perfect destinations for anyone seeking beauty, culture, and peace in an unspoiled corner of Italy.
From the UNESCO-listed Urbino, a Renaissance gem, to the tranquil Offida with its famous lacework, Le Marche’s hilltop villages offer a glimpse into Italy’s past. Ascoli Piceno is a beautiful medieval town in Le Marche, renowned for its stunning Piazza del Popolo, considered one of the oldest and most beautiful squares in Italy, surrounded by ancient stone buildings and impressive Romanesque and Renaissance architecture.
Smaller hilltop towns like Macerata, Fermo, Montalto delle Marche, Corinaldo and Sarnano and Civitanova Alta (1km from Oliveto Estate) provide a slower pace of life, where local traditions are still deeply cherished.
From exploring quaint streets, absorbing breathtaking views, or enjoying generational traditional cuisine, these hilltop towns offer a rare and authentic experience of Italy, far from the tourist crowds, providing perfect destinations for anyone seeking beauty, culture, and peace in an unspoiled corner of Italy.
A CULTURAL FEAST - ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND
RICH TAPESTRY OF HISTORY & CULTURE
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With magnificent architecture dating back to the 10th century such as like the Roman church of San Giovanni Battista in Ancona, Le Marche is a region rich in history and culture, offering endless fascinating sites that take you on a journey through time – above and below ground.
Highlights include Loreto and the Basilica della Santa Casa, a major pilgrimage destination and place of healing for many, known as the Lourdes of Italy. In Osimo, visitors can explore the underground caves, which reveal ancient Roman and medieval artifacts, offering a glimpse into the area’s layered past. Another remarkable natural wonder, the Frasassi Caves near Genga, is a breathtaking underground labyrinth, offering the largest cave system in Europe found by teenagers in the 70’s, with stunning rock formations and the Tempio del Valadier, a striking spiritual temple nestled within the caves. Le Marche also holds ties to Napoleon Bonaparte—he passed through the region during his Italian campaigns.
In addition to its historical and natural wonders, Le Marche is renowned as a land of theatres. With over 30 theatres across the region, Le Marche boasts a rich tradition of performing arts, ranging from grand opera houses to intimate venues steeped in local culture. Macerata’s Sferisterio, an open-air arena, is one of the most iconic venues, hosting open-air opera performances under the stars with a backdrop of stunning architecture, named the second best Opera theatre in mainland Italy after Verona.
From ancient towns or archaeological sites, the stories of Napoleon Bonaparte using Le Marche as a major port to enter other areas of the Mediterranean to the incredible natural wonders, and a vibrant theatrical tradition, Le Marche’s rich history and culture, provide a deep and immersive experience for any visitor.
Highlights include Loreto and the Basilica della Santa Casa, a major pilgrimage destination and place of healing for many, known as the Lourdes of Italy. In Osimo, visitors can explore the underground caves, which reveal ancient Roman and medieval artifacts, offering a glimpse into the area’s layered past. Another remarkable natural wonder, the Frasassi Caves near Genga, is a breathtaking underground labyrinth, offering the largest cave system in Europe found by teenagers in the 70’s, with stunning rock formations and the Tempio del Valadier, a striking spiritual temple nestled within the caves. Le Marche also holds ties to Napoleon Bonaparte—he passed through the region during his Italian campaigns.
In addition to its historical and natural wonders, Le Marche is renowned as a land of theatres. With over 30 theatres across the region, Le Marche boasts a rich tradition of performing arts, ranging from grand opera houses to intimate venues steeped in local culture. Macerata’s Sferisterio, an open-air arena, is one of the most iconic venues, hosting open-air opera performances under the stars with a backdrop of stunning architecture, named the second best Opera theatre in mainland Italy after Verona.
From ancient towns or archaeological sites, the stories of Napoleon Bonaparte using Le Marche as a major port to enter other areas of the Mediterranean to the incredible natural wonders, and a vibrant theatrical tradition, Le Marche’s rich history and culture, provide a deep and immersive experience for any visitor.
FROM MOUNTAINS & LAKES TO COASTLINES & CAVES
NATURAL WONDERS
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Le Marche is Italy’s most diverse region, where nature’s beauty unfolds in every direction, offering a harmonious blend of rugged mountains, tranquil lakes, dramatic coastlines, and hidden caves, all waiting to be explored.
The Sibillini Mountains offer an unforgettable natural experience, with rugged peaks like Monte Vettore (2,476 meters), lush valleys, alpine lakes like Lago di Fiastra, and unique formations such as the red spires of Lame Rosse. Whether hiking the Gran Sasso-Sibillini trail, skiing at Sarnano-Sassotetto, or enjoying the cozy mountain lodges serving hearty, traditional dishes, the Sibillini Mountains provide a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and stunning views. In the heart of these mountains lies the breathtaking Castelluccio del Norcia lentil fields, where the vast plains come alive in the early summer with vibrant colors that change weekly, as flowers bloom into a stunning, natural spectacle that’s as captivating as it is unforgettable.
Beyond the mountains, and in addition to the pristine beaches of the Conero area, Le Marche is filled with natural wonders. Terme di Acquasanta, a renowned thermal spa that has been used since Roman times where the natural sulfurous waters are famous for their therapeutic properties. The Frasassi Caves offer an awe-inspiring underground experience, where visitors can explore vast chambers of stalactites and stalagmites. The Genga Gorge provides a scenic backdrop for hiking and nature walks or canoeing with its lush greenery and dramatic rock formations.
Le Marche’s natural beauty, from its towering mountains and hidden caves to its peaceful lakes, offers something for everyone looking to connect with nature.
The Sibillini Mountains offer an unforgettable natural experience, with rugged peaks like Monte Vettore (2,476 meters), lush valleys, alpine lakes like Lago di Fiastra, and unique formations such as the red spires of Lame Rosse. Whether hiking the Gran Sasso-Sibillini trail, skiing at Sarnano-Sassotetto, or enjoying the cozy mountain lodges serving hearty, traditional dishes, the Sibillini Mountains provide a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and stunning views. In the heart of these mountains lies the breathtaking Castelluccio del Norcia lentil fields, where the vast plains come alive in the early summer with vibrant colors that change weekly, as flowers bloom into a stunning, natural spectacle that’s as captivating as it is unforgettable.
Beyond the mountains, and in addition to the pristine beaches of the Conero area, Le Marche is filled with natural wonders. Terme di Acquasanta, a renowned thermal spa that has been used since Roman times where the natural sulfurous waters are famous for their therapeutic properties. The Frasassi Caves offer an awe-inspiring underground experience, where visitors can explore vast chambers of stalactites and stalagmites. The Genga Gorge provides a scenic backdrop for hiking and nature walks or canoeing with its lush greenery and dramatic rock formations.
Le Marche’s natural beauty, from its towering mountains and hidden caves to its peaceful lakes, offers something for everyone looking to connect with nature.
EXPLORE THRILLING ACTIVITIES IN BREATHTAKING LANDSDCAPES - YEAR ROUND
THE ULTIMATE ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND
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For those seeking adventure activities whilst enjoying untouched nature, Le Marche offers you endless options. Discover the dramatic vistas while hiking or biking through the Marmitte dei Giganti rock formations, touring the Sibillini Mountains or making your way up to Lame Rosse. If you’re looking to take it slow, take a leisurely e-ride through medieval villages like Fermo and Sirolo for an interactive regional experience. Meanwhile, climbers who seek adventure should attempt the cliffs located in Genga and Fiastra.
Cycling enthusiasts find Le Marche to be one of Italy’s most varied regions thanks to routes like the 215 km Marche Bike Trail and the 50 km Conero Riviera route; in fact, Le Marche is often included as part of the Giro d’Italia. The region offers both road cyclists and mountain bikers a variety of terrains including vineyards and medieval villages as well as mountainous landscapes. All cyclists can find suitable routes in Le Marche whether they desire an easy ebike ride or a tough ascent.
Both the Conero Riviera and Lago di Fiastra deliver excellent locations for kayaking and boating activities and canoeing while paragliding allows adventurers to experience the beauty of the region from above.
Sarnano-Sassotetto in the Sibillini Mountains offers snow-walking, skiing and snowboarding to winter sports fans along with beautiful views and traditional mountain meals. People who want to discover something new can venture into the Frasassi Caves where they will find an amazing subterranean adventure.
Adventurers can connect with Le Marche’s natural beauty through peaceful horseback rides across rolling hills and vineyards or by sailing along the Conero crystal coastline. Le Marche has a variety of outdoor adventures available all year round.
Cycling enthusiasts find Le Marche to be one of Italy’s most varied regions thanks to routes like the 215 km Marche Bike Trail and the 50 km Conero Riviera route; in fact, Le Marche is often included as part of the Giro d’Italia. The region offers both road cyclists and mountain bikers a variety of terrains including vineyards and medieval villages as well as mountainous landscapes. All cyclists can find suitable routes in Le Marche whether they desire an easy ebike ride or a tough ascent.
Both the Conero Riviera and Lago di Fiastra deliver excellent locations for kayaking and boating activities and canoeing while paragliding allows adventurers to experience the beauty of the region from above.
Sarnano-Sassotetto in the Sibillini Mountains offers snow-walking, skiing and snowboarding to winter sports fans along with beautiful views and traditional mountain meals. People who want to discover something new can venture into the Frasassi Caves where they will find an amazing subterranean adventure.
Adventurers can connect with Le Marche’s natural beauty through peaceful horseback rides across rolling hills and vineyards or by sailing along the Conero crystal coastline. Le Marche has a variety of outdoor adventures available all year round.
A FOOD & WINE LOVER’S PARADISE
ITALY’S BEST KEPT CULINARY SECRET
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Le Marche is a culinary haven and true embodiment of Slow food. here the emphasis is on seasonal ingredients, agricultural traditions and generations of recipes beautifully marry with the fresh offerings of the Adriatic coast. Here, it’s not just about the food on the table—it’s about savouring long, leisurely meals filled with laughter and connection, reflecting the true essence of Marchegiana dolce vita.
This Slow food philosophy is evident in the region’s vibrant food culture famous for its locally sourced seafood, particularly brodetto, a flavorful fish stew, and local shellfish like vongole and moscioli as well as delicious dishes like vincisgrassi. Slow Food also thrives through the region’s many artisanal producers, such as cheese makers, olive oil producers, and winemakers, who prioritise sustainability and quality over mass production. It’s truffle production is highly regarded, and the locally made pecorino, ciauscolo sausages, Olive ascolane and lentils are staples in the region’s gastronomy; whilst the region’s extra virgin olive oil is renowned for its quality, adding depth to the rich and simple flavours that define Le Marche’s food culture.
Le Marche is renowned for its exceptional wines and sustainable practices with Verdicchio standing out as a regional star, as well as Montepulciano d’Abruzzo and Sangiovese, offering a rich variety that reflects the diverse terrain. Le Marche’s recent victory in the Italian Wine Award further cement it as a hidden gem for wine enthusiasts.
From rustic mountain lodges and beachside restaurants to charming agriturismos, each serving authentic local flavors. Then again, if you feel fine dining, the region boasts around 10 Michelin-starred restaurants, with Madonnina del Pescatore in Senigallia earning two stars for its innovative take on traditional dishes. With its rich cuisine, world-class wines, and a perfect blend of tradition and innovation, Le Marche is a must-visit for food and wine lovers.
This Slow food philosophy is evident in the region’s vibrant food culture famous for its locally sourced seafood, particularly brodetto, a flavorful fish stew, and local shellfish like vongole and moscioli as well as delicious dishes like vincisgrassi. Slow Food also thrives through the region’s many artisanal producers, such as cheese makers, olive oil producers, and winemakers, who prioritise sustainability and quality over mass production. It’s truffle production is highly regarded, and the locally made pecorino, ciauscolo sausages, Olive ascolane and lentils are staples in the region’s gastronomy; whilst the region’s extra virgin olive oil is renowned for its quality, adding depth to the rich and simple flavours that define Le Marche’s food culture.
Le Marche is renowned for its exceptional wines and sustainable practices with Verdicchio standing out as a regional star, as well as Montepulciano d’Abruzzo and Sangiovese, offering a rich variety that reflects the diverse terrain. Le Marche’s recent victory in the Italian Wine Award further cement it as a hidden gem for wine enthusiasts.
From rustic mountain lodges and beachside restaurants to charming agriturismos, each serving authentic local flavors. Then again, if you feel fine dining, the region boasts around 10 Michelin-starred restaurants, with Madonnina del Pescatore in Senigallia earning two stars for its innovative take on traditional dishes. With its rich cuisine, world-class wines, and a perfect blend of tradition and innovation, Le Marche is a must-visit for food and wine lovers.
A LIVING TRIBUTE TO THE ART OF MAKING & CRAFTSMANSHIP
A LAND OF MAKERS & MASTERS
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Le Marche is a land where craftsmanship still thrives, with centuries-old traditions passed down through generations of skilled artisans. From bespoke shoemakers to local artisans producing intricate ceramics, handwoven textiles, and beautiful paper, Le Marche is a living tribute to the art of making.
Le Marche is renowned for being the land of leather, with workshops where expert artisans handcraft everything from shoes to bags, ensuring each piece is as unique as the person who will wear it. Le Marche is the birthplace of brands like Fendi and Tod’s, and where brands such as Louis Vuitton and Fear of God still manufacture their luxury products which have become icons of Italian luxury.
Dating back to the 18th Century, Le Marche has earned global recognition for it’s luxury hat making, especially in the town of Montappone, home to well-known hat brands like Montegallo, which has a rich history of producing stylish, high-quality, luxury headwear.
If you want to see crafting in action, head to Offida, where you can still find the ladies who lace sat outside their homes in the summer, delicately crafting their intricate table cloths of lace that has gained international acclaim for its beauty and precision. One of the oldest traditions of paper making in the region dates back to the 13th century, particularly in the town of Fabriano, which is renowned for producing high-quality paper used by artists and craftsmen worldwide or the age-old terracotta pottery in Fratte Rosa
Le Marche offers an immersive experience where you can discover the roots of these timeless crafts, witness the artistry behind each creation, and even try your hand at some of these ancient techniques. It’s a destination that celebrates the artistry, culture, and authenticity of Italy’s finest craftsmanship.
Le Marche is renowned for being the land of leather, with workshops where expert artisans handcraft everything from shoes to bags, ensuring each piece is as unique as the person who will wear it. Le Marche is the birthplace of brands like Fendi and Tod’s, and where brands such as Louis Vuitton and Fear of God still manufacture their luxury products which have become icons of Italian luxury.
Dating back to the 18th Century, Le Marche has earned global recognition for it’s luxury hat making, especially in the town of Montappone, home to well-known hat brands like Montegallo, which has a rich history of producing stylish, high-quality, luxury headwear.
If you want to see crafting in action, head to Offida, where you can still find the ladies who lace sat outside their homes in the summer, delicately crafting their intricate table cloths of lace that has gained international acclaim for its beauty and precision. One of the oldest traditions of paper making in the region dates back to the 13th century, particularly in the town of Fabriano, which is renowned for producing high-quality paper used by artists and craftsmen worldwide or the age-old terracotta pottery in Fratte Rosa
Le Marche offers an immersive experience where you can discover the roots of these timeless crafts, witness the artistry behind each creation, and even try your hand at some of these ancient techniques. It’s a destination that celebrates the artistry, culture, and authenticity of Italy’s finest craftsmanship.
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GO SLOW IN UNTOUCHED ITALY
Nestled among the expansive rolling hills of Le Marche, Oliveto Estate offers an unparalleled escape from the everyday. Immerse yourself in the sweeping landscape of your own olives grove, vineyards, and endless hills set against the Adriatic Sea, whilst discovering authentic tailor-made experiences, culinary delights and the cultural tapestry of Italy’s most untouched region.
Oliveto Estate is more than just a place – it embraces you, nutures the soul and rejuventates the senses. Welcome to your luxury hideaway, without the crowds.
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