Palazzo dei Priori
Fermo
Built in the late 13th century, is the city's oldest building, born from the merging of existing buildings, unified by an impressive Renaissance facade only in 1500. Inside you find the Picena Section of the Archaeological Museum.
Museo Polare "S. Zavatti"
Fermo
The Silvio Zavatti Polar Museum is one of the most important museums in Italy, the only museum aimed at Italian arctic research. It is placed at the Polar Geographic Institute. It was established in 1969 by Silvio Zavatti, to present the culture of the Arctic peoples. Inside it houses a large collection of Greenland Inuit sculptures and some items by the Eskimo. The Museum has been owned by the Municipality of Fermo since 1993.
Museo Diocesano
Fermo
The Diocesan Museum of Fermo presents a variety of artistic expressions of the great community of the Archdiocese of Fermo, from the early Christian period until 1900. The exhibition, realized in 2004, displays paintings, silverware, furnishings coming from the Cathedral, the churches of Fermo and the Archdiocese. There are three most important rooms: the Silverware Room, the Hall of Sacred Parameters and the Quadreria.
Pinacoteca Civica
Fermo
The Civic Art Gallery is an institution located on the second floor of the Palazzo dei Priori. The museum is spread over one floor and consists of five rooms that take their name from the works on display. It starts with the room dedicated to the Renaissance, the room dedicated to Gothic art, the one dedicated to art of the 600, the one dedicated to local history and finally a room dedicated to the painter Andrea Boscoli.
Cisterne Romane
Fermo
Dating back to the first Century AD, they were used to supply the Roman colony with water: inside you can appreciate the techniques of massive concrete walls, traces of plaster and waterproof venting wells for water purification.
Teatro dell'Aquila
Fermo
Famous for the perfect acoustics, it is the work of the architect Cosimo Morelli; it has a remarkable interior, on the ceiling there is a tempera painting of Louis Cochetti, and at the center a big shining gilded iron chandelier with wooden leaves
Musei Scientifici
Fermo
Located at the 19th century Villa Vitali and plunged in the green city park, where the only museum on Arctic in Italy is,and dedicated to the polar explorer Silvio Zavatti.
Centro Storico
Fermo
Fermo's medieval city center is beautiful and rich in history. It is the ideal place to begin visiting this charming town.
Chiesa di San Domenico
Fermo
The beautiful Church of San Domenico ,in Fermo, is a beautiful religious building built in the fifteenth century. Worth visiting!
Museo Archeologico Antiquarium
Fermo
The Archaeological Museum "Antiquarium" in Fermo,with interesting objects and archaeological finds of great importance. It is worth visiting.
Chiesa di San Zenone
Fermo
The Church of San Zenone in Fermo, is a beautiful specimen of religious medieval architecture.Its portal in bronze dates back to 1186. Worth visiting!
Duomo di Fermo
Fermo
The Cathedral or Metropolitan Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Cielo is the main place of Catholic worship in Fermo, the episcopal seat of the homonymous metropolitan archdiocese. Its majestic mass rises on the eastern edge of the Girfalco.
Mura e Torre merlata
Fermo
Torre di avvistamento
Fermo
Torre del Palazzo Comunale
Monterubbiano
(9 Km)
The Tower of the Palazzo Comunale dates back to the fourteenth century. The building was built in the Romanesque-Gothic style. The Tower, also known as Torre dell'Orologio, is 29.5 meters high and has a cylindrical shape. Together with the Palazzo la Torre is the seat of the Municipality.
Museo Storico del Trotto
Civitanova Marche
(20 Km)
The Historical Museum of Trotto is located in the Stables of the San Marone Breeding and was conceived by Captain Ermanno Mori. The structure shows relics and iconographic documents from all over Italy concerning trotting horse races from their birth until today. It also houses a horse racing library equipped with volumes from all over the world in the period from the nineteenth century to the present day.
Galleria d'Arte Moderna "M. Moretti"
Civitanova Marche
(17 Km)
The Gallery of Modern Art “M. Moretti” was born from the donation of collections and prints by Luciano Moretti to the Municipality of Civitanova Marche with the intent of setting up the Gallery of Modern Art dedicated to his son prematurely disappeared. The collection was recently moved to the native house of Annibal Caro and is composed of engravings and prints by artists such as Leonardo Castellani, Nunzio Gulino and others.
Museo delle Arti e Tradizioni Popolari
Civitanova Marche
(17 Km)
The Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions was established in 1992 by its founder Pietro Pepa. The museum site consists of sixteen sections on two floors. The wine section represents the flagship of the Museum. The Norcina section established in 1999 is also important.
Museo Parrocchiale San Giacomo
Massignano
(14 Km)
The Parish Museum was built in 1996. It is located in a room in the rooms of the church of San Giacomo Maggiore di Massignano. Inside it exhibits goldsmith works and also canvases dating back to the 17th-18th century.
Sala "A. De Carolis"
Montefiore dell'Aso
(13 Km)
The Adolfo De Carolis Museum houses a collection of 100 woodwood belonging to the De Carolis family. The well-known artist, Adolfo De Carolis was an important painter and engraver of the Italian scene between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The important collection was donated to the Museum of San Francesco and to the Community of Montefiore dell'Aso on 19 March 2011. The purpose of the foundation of the museum was to remember and enhance the works of the artist.
Museo della Civiltà Contadina
Montefiore dell'Aso
(13 Km)
The Museum of Peasant Civilization was built in 1984 by private donations. At first he was in a school, then he was transferred to the second floor of the convent of San Francesco. The Museum exhibits objects that belong to peasant life. It is divided into three sections with the aim of giving information on the objects and the daily lives of workers in the fields.
Museo Civico Archeologico
Monterubbiano
(9 Km)
The Civic Archaeological Museum of Monterubbiano was opened in 1905 to host the numerous archaeological finds found in the area. The Museum is located at the cultural center of San Francesco, in the historic center. Inside we can admire the collection of coins by Dr. Stefano Mircoli, 500 pieces from various eras, necklaces and bibs, pendants that stand out in type and quantity.
Palazzo Sforza-Cesarini
Civitanova Marche
(16 Km)
Today the seat of the Municipality of Civitanova in late Neoclassical style, it is made with terracotta bricks and enriched with plastic Renaissance motifs including cornucopias, masks and terracotta capitals.
Villa Conti
Civitanova Marche
(15 Km)
Villa Conti is an Art Nouveau villa built in 1910 and completely destroyed during World War II and later rebuilt. Located between the Upper Town and the port, immersed in a park with Italian garden.
Chiesa di Sant' Agostino
Civitanova Marche
(17 Km)
Initially named after St. Anthony, the original installation of the church dates back to the 13th century. In the 18th century the church was named after St. Augustine. The renovation made the building considerably raised, a dome was built in the center of the transept, new chapels with altars were opened.
Teatro Annibal Caro
Civitanova Marche
(17 Km)
Designed by engineer Guglielmo Prosperi of Macerata, it opened in 1872 with the execution of the works The Masked Ball by Verdi and Norma by Bellini. In the center there is an elegant rose window, while around the vault there is an ornamental motif with ornamental scrolls, friezes, putti and allegorical figures. Capacity for 400 seats.
Mura Castellane
Monterubbiano
(9 Km)
In the southern part of Moterubbiano it is possible to admire Porta S.Basso, known by the villagers as “Porta Vecchia”. Two other accesses to the city are represented by Porta del Pero in the north and Porta Sant'Andrea in the west, which, together with some sections of the walls, constitute the remains of the ancient circle of walls that protected the country. It was Francesco Sforza who made such fortifications between 1433 and 1446. The city wall was equipped with three fortresses that no longer exist.
Museo fischietti, pipe e terracotta popolare
Massignano
(14 Km)
Centro Storico
Massignano
(22 Km)
Chiesa di San Marco
Ponzano di Fermo
(9 Km)