What to see around
the Natural Village Resort

Recanati is famous for being the birthplace of the poet Giacomo Leopardi. Among its main attractions are the house where the poet was born, the Civic Museum, the Cathedral of San Flaviano and the famous Hill of Infinity (Colle dell’Infinito), which offers a breathtaking panorama. The city retains a historical and cultural charm that makes it an ideal destination for experiencing the beauty and history of central Italy.

Distance: 15km | 20-min. drive

The Basilica of Loreto is one of the most important places of Christian pilgrimage. Its fame is linked to the Holy House, traditionally believed to be the home of Mary, which, according to legend, was miraculously transported to this place by the Crusaders. The basilica, built in Renaissance and Baroque style, houses the chapel of St Nicola of Tolentino and other works by great artists, such as Federico Brandani. The city of Loreto attracts millions of Christians and tourists from all over the world every year.

Distance: 10km | 15-min. drive

The Caves of Piazza Dante, located in the historic centre of Osimo (Ancona), are a fascinating complex of underground caves dating back to Roman times. These spaces, carved into the limestone, were used for various purposes, including storerooms and shelters. Today, the caves are one of the city’s main tourist attractions, offering an interesting testimony of local history and a special atmosphere for visitors.

Distance: 25km | 32-min. drive

The Basilica of St Francis in Assisi is one of the most important sites of Christianity, dedicated to St Francis, founder of the Franciscan Order. The basilica, divided into two levels (lower and upper), is a masterpiece of medieval art, famous for its frescoes by Giotto and other masters of the Umbrian school. Built in the 13th century, the basilica houses the tomb of St Francis and is the destination of pilgrimages from all over the world.

Distance: 129km | 1h 36 min. by car

Villa Buonaccorsi and its garden are located in Potenza Picena, in the province of Macerata. Dating back to the 18th century, the villa is an elegant example of the architecture of that period, with refined interiors and a vast Italian-style garden stretching around it. The garden, embellished with flower beds, statues, and fountains, is an ideal place for walks, offering a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. The villa is also a venue for cultural events and exhibitions.

Distance: 7.7km | 10-min. drive

Le Cave Theatre, located in Sirolo, is an impressive open-air theatre set in the rock. Built in the 19th century, it takes advantage of the natural terrain to create a unique atmosphere, with a panoramic view of the Adriatic Sea. Today, it hosts cultural events, concerts, and shows.

Distance: 16km | 25-min. drive

The Sferisterio Arena in Macerata is an imposing open-air theatre, built in the 19th century, originally intended for ball games. With a capacity of around 3,500 spectators, it is famous for hosting the renowned Macerata Festival, dedicated to opera. Its neoclassical architecture and central location in the city make it a cultural symbol and a major tourist attraction.

Distance: 27km | 33-min. drive

An iconic beach near Sirolo, famous for its white sand and the two white, twin stacks emerging from the sea. In summer, this unspoilt paradise sees the release of the loggerhead sea turtles rescued on the Adriatic coast in winter. 

Distance: 14km | 20-min. drive