The Marche is a region of gentle hills and valleys that descend from the Apennines to the sea. In the inland areas ancient villages survive, medieval settlements closed between walls, castles and fortresses that overlook the hills. The typical trait of the Marche landscape is a succession of soft hills that run like coasts up to so many waves, where golden and thin sand beaches stretch out into the waters of the sea, in a continuous and uniform line interrupted only by the Conero promontory.

A tourist eager to browse the streets and hills of the Marche region, can enjoy the spectacular alternation of colors created by the various crops, orchards and also by the vast monochrome patches of cereal monocultures that extend along the inclined walls of the hills, crops that they change the landscape with the alternation of the seasons. Immersed in this peaceful landscape ancient towns continue to live in a continuum between past, present and future.

San Benedetto del Tronto is an Italian town in the province of Ascoli Piceno.
Located along the southern Adriatic coast of the Marche at the mouth of the Tronto river, it is an important tourist center and fishing port of the Riviera delle Palme.
For several years the municipality has been awarded the Blue Flag with a star, awarded by the FEE to the best European coastal resorts.

The Promenade of San Benedetto del Tronto is a long tree-lined avenue (the mixed pedestrian, cycle and vehicular path, over 30 meters wide and about 5 km long) that runs along the Adriatic Sea extends from the Rotonda Giorgini (Piazza Giorgini) to the Rotonda di Porto d’Ascoli (Piazza Salvo D’Acquisto. There are more than 80 bathing establishments for all tastes and needs.

Riviera delle Palme is a tourist appellation that identifies that stretch of the Costa Rican area that goes from Cupra Marittima to the Tronto river, passing through Grottammare and San Benedetto del Tronto, it is the most important tourist reality in the Marche region for number of accommodation and presence, characterized by presence of thousands of palm trees.
Originally the wording was attributed only to San Benedetto del Tronto, in which, between public and private gardens and along the city avenues, there are a total of about 8,000 palm trees of various species, which have long been a sort of city symbol.

Ascoli Piceno all built in travertine, with its monumental buildings of different styles and eras.

Ripatransone, a small medieval village situated on a high hill 494 m a short distance from the Adriatic Sea, is among the oldest centers of the province, in which it also has one of the largest municipal areas.

City of art with numerous museum structures, it lives off tourism, agriculture, emerging in the production of oil and wine.

Cossignano in the province of Ascoli Piceno, occupies a small hilly area between the sources of the Menocchia and Tesino rivers. The historic center, in the classic ovoid shape typical of the medieval period, stands on a delicate hill overlooking the rest of the town and is protected by the walls of which the Levante gate remains, it is a quiet village immersed in greenery called “the navel of piceno ”, because in the geography of the Piceno it is located halfway between Ancona and Atri, there are several scenic and artistic beauties.

Acquaviva Picena neighboring town of San Benedetto which holds the Rocca, a majestic fourteenth-century fortress that dominates the surrounding territory.

Offida unquestionably a jewel of Italian origin hidden in the Piceno hills, reported since 2008 as one of the most beautiful villages in the country, which owes its curious conformation to its unique geographical position. The town of Offida rises, in fact, on a rocky spur, cut by the Lama stream that crosses it. The small town of the Marche region, known as the land of smiles, lace and – above all – the Carnival, boasts a wealth of traditions, history and folklore which certainly make it worthy of a visit. From a visit to Offida you can expect enchanting views, an excellent food and wine culture, ancient crafts, crafts, squares and churches, evidence of an ancient historical heritage.

Monteprandone municipality that stands on a hill about 280 meters above sea level. The town is located five minutes from the golden Adriatic beaches of San Benedetto del Tronto and enjoys an enchanting view that embraces the Adriatic Sea, the Sibillini mountains and the Gran Sasso, to the south you notice the profile of the Maiella above the hills of the valley of Tronto coming down to the sea.

Macerata city ​​that rises on a hill 314 meters above sea level, immersed in a vast panorama is surrounded by a spectacular mosaic of cultivated countryside as if they were vegetable gardens or gardens.

From the sea beaches you can climb, in less than an hour, to the two main valleys of the Chienti and Potenza rivers or to the endless ups and downs of rolling hills, to the mountains.

Grottammare town with a beautiful promenade from where you can also admire the ancient high part where there are beautiful villas and you have a wonderful view of the palm tree coast.

And the hills are the happiest areas for the growth of the vine and the production of excellent grapes. The brightness of the sun and its heat allow us to express high sugar gradations and delicate aromas, indispensable for obtaining good wines of which the whole region is rich. Viticulture is fragmented with very small or medium-sized companies that are emerging, towards which the public performs functions of guidance and coordination, for the entire supply chain, from the field to the market.