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Things to do in Caldarola Italy – what to see attractions and activities

Welcome to Caldarola Italy. If you’are planning to visit Caldarola for your next trip and you are looking for the best places to visit, here you’ll find tips and suggestions of most popular point of interest and activities not to be missed in Caldarola and surrounding. Travelers will appreciate this italian town with his rich historical and artistic heritage, local culture and environment. Discover the monuments, buildings, natural treasures and all the details that characterize Caldarola and its territory. Share and suggest a place you've visited.

What To See near Caldarola

Urbisaglia (14 Km)

Castello o Rocca di Urbisaglia

The Castle of Urbisaglia is also known as Rocca. It was built in the sixteenth century, according to the Renaissance style, incorporating the remains of other buildings, always from the same period. Its main purpose was military and this is easily understandable given its structure. It is in excellent condition and open to the public.

Urbisaglia (14 Km)

Museo Archeologico Statale

The State Archaeological Museum was opened to the public in 1996 with the function of guarding the materials found, starting from the eighteenth century, in the excavations related to the Roman colony of Urbs Salvia. The exhibition is divided into two floors where the Temple of Salus Augusta and the materials coming from the theater are located, as well as monumental inscriptions of the amphitheater of the early imperial era.

Fiastra (14 Km)

Chiesa di Santa Margherita

The Church of Santa Margherita was built at the end of 1300. The interiors were frescoed by the painter Girolamo di Giovanni. The scenes represent, on the one hand, the crucifixion of Santa Margherita and Saint Christopher and on the other the Saints Augustine and Sebastian.

Urbisaglia (14 Km)

Urbs Salvia

Urbs Salvia is the largest archaeological park in the Marche region. The city was born in the 2nd century AD, while the most substantial part of the monuments was built in the Flavia age. After the destruction of the city in 408-409 AD by Alarico, the inhabitants took refuge on the Hill of San Biagio, giving rise to the first nucleus of Urbisaglia located in the Castro of Orbesallia.

Urbisaglia (14 Km)

Museo delle Armi e delle Uniformi

The Museum of Weapons and Uniforms is located in the structure of the Church of San Biagio, located outside the ancient walls. After representing the Shrine of the city for many years, it was transformed into a museum with the intent of collecting various war objects and military uniforms in memory of the wars of Modern Italy.

Gagliole (15 Km)

Santuario Madonna delle Macchie

The Sanctuary of Madonna delle Macchie is also known as Santa Maria delle Grazie. It was built by Benedictine monks around 1171 and was used by the latter as a dorm for about three centuries. Today it is one of the most visited places of pilgrimage. In addition, it is one of the most beautiful examples of religious and at the same time artistic structure: a perfect combination of art and religion all to see.

Castelraimondo (16 Km)

Torre del Cassero

The Torre del Cassero was built between 1311 and 1318 by the will of Raimondo di Attone da Aspello, Rector General of the Anconetana Marca. The building has a structure characterized by a frammist city wall, consisting of another 10 towers apart from the main tower. The property is 38.30 meters high.

Castelraimondo (16 Km)

Castello Lanciano

The Giustiniani Castle of Lanciano or simply Castello di Lanciano, dates back to the period around 1240. It was made at the behest of Giovanna Malatesta on an old fortress. Since it has been owned by several owners, its functions and form have been changed over the centuries. Today, for example, this structure is used as a museum and houses various associations within it. Tourists can access it according to the set times.

Gagliole (17 Km)

Museo di Storia Naturale

The spouses Paolo Paoletti and Onelia Marasca, in the year 2000, founded the Museum of Natural History. The Museum is famous and known for its palaeontological and mineral collections dating back to the 1960s. Its objective is to make nature known and appreciated to a very wide audience.

Pollenza (17 Km)

Museo Civico di Palazzo Cento

The Civic Museum of Palazzo Cento is located inside the homonymous Palace, built in the 16th century. You can admire the 6th — 9th century BC tombs coming from the necropolis of Moie di Pollenza. To enrich the Museum there are also some Roman finds dating back to the first century BC, among which there is a splendid floor with a painted wild boar hunt scene. The route is completed by some ceramics from the Porta del Colle factory, dating back to the 16th century.

Pieve Torina (18 Km)

Pinacoteca "Chiesa di San Giovanni"

The Art Gallery is located inside the church of San Giovanni. Since 1985, many works have been kept inside, including several altarpieces belonging to the Churches of Pomarolo and San Teodora. In addition, of great importance is a cycle of frescoes preserved here, dating back to the second half of the '300. The Art Gallery is open to the public.

Pieve Torina (18 Km)

Museo della Nostra Terra

The Museum of Our Land is located inside the fifteenth-century convent of Saint Augustine. In the exhibition halls it houses about 5000 objects and tools related to working life in the Macerata hill. The museum is also provided with extensive photographic and paper documentation that traces the artisan history of the peasant shops.

Treia (18 Km)

Quercia secolare

The Secular Oak of Treia is one of the oldest and most beautiful centuries-old plants in the whole Marche region. This tree is counted and d is one of the oldest at European level.

Treia (20 Km)

Torre Onglavina

The tower was built during the twelfth century, as part of the homonymous castle, from which nothing left. It is a crenellated structure of polygonal plant, which was built for defensive reasons. During the 1950s, the building underwent a series of restorations and for this reason the building is still in excellent condition today.

Other attractions in Caldarola

Walls, towers and gates

Torre Beregna

The Beregna Tower was built in 1382 by Giovanni da Varano. Initially, it was called Torre Troncapassi. In 1973, the tower was damaged due to severe seismic shocks. In 1979, the structure of the tower collapsed altogether. Currently only the ruins are visible.

Museums

Museo dei Fossili e Mostra dei Funghi

Museums

Museo della Carta e della Filigrana

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B&B Antegiano

Belforte del Chienti (2 Km) - Via Madonna D'Antegiano 3

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The B&B Antegiano is located in the municipality of Belforte del Chienti, an easily-accessible village of 2,000 inhabitants, perched on a hill overlooking the valley of the river Chienti, between the National Park of the Sibillini Mountains and the coast. The property consists of two buildings, the main one (where the owners reside) being a stone and brick country house. At only five meters from the main house, a former hayloft has been recently renovated and turned into a comfortable guest house. A great deal of attention at B&B Antegiano is paid to reducing the environmental impact of the human activities and making the energy management of the property fully sustainable, as evidenced by the installation of photovoltaic panels and efficient heat pump system for heating and cooling the rooms. The property is surrounded by three hectares of farmland with a wood planted by the owners, an olive grove, a large number of fruit trees and vegetable garden. Available to the guests there are three double rooms, all provided with private bathrooms and a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside, the village of Belforte del Chienti and the Sibillini Mountains.