Jesi is a quiet and welcoming city that reveals to those who stop an exceptional architectural, artistic and food and wine heritage. Perched on a hill, Jesi is located in the heart of the green hills covered with vineyards. Here is the production of Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi, dry white wine, famous not only in the Marche region, but beyond its borders. What strikes the traveler are the beautiful and imposing walls dating back partly to the 14th century on the Roman track. The well-preserved city walls, one might say intact, surrounds the elegant and characteristic old town consisting of squares, stately buildings and churches.

There are also other elements typical for medieval architecture such as interweaving alleys and stairways. Jesi preserves traces of the Roman past so much so that UNESCO has indicated it as an 'exemplary city' for its persistence in the contemporary urban fabric of the castrum roman.

In addition to the rich Art Gallery, the Duomo and the numerous palaces, you must see the characteristic Via degli Orefici (via Pergolesi) called so for a large number of goldsmith stores. If you come to Jesi in May, you will have the opportunity to see the Palio of San Floriano, a thirteenth-century historical re-enactment with parades of figures, flag wavers, drummers and archers.