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Ancona
Ancona, capital of the region Marken, located on the Adriatic coast between the ridges of Monte Conero, Monte Astagno and Monte Guasco. The port of the city, along with Venice, is one of the two cities that receives larger ships on the almost 800 kilometers of Adriatic coast between Grado in the northeast and the Gargano peninsula. The Greeks already used the place as a port and the Romans then developed it as a naval base. This guide is designed to inspire you and lead you through the historic city of Ancona. In addition to the many sights in the city, the beaches in the surrounding area with their crystal clear waters are well worth a visit. If you are planning to visit Ancona, here are travel tips that can help you explore and enjoy the region to the fullest.
Attractions in Ancona
Highlights
The "Spiaggia Mezzavalle" is a beautiful, unspoilt beach on the Adriatic coast of Italy, near ...
The Scoglio del Trave is a fascinating rocky outcrop on the Adriatic coast of Italy, near the city ...
The Cathedral of San Ciriaco, also known as the "Cathedral of Ancona", is an architectural jewel on ...
The Mole Vanvitelliana, also known as the "Lazaretto of Ancona", is a fascinating historical ...
The Arco di Traiano, also known as Trajan's Arch, is an imposing Roman monument in Ancona, Italy.
The old lighthouse of Ancona (Vecchio Faro) is located on the Cappuccini hills in Ancona, Italy.
The amphitheatre of Ancona is an impressive ancient building in the Italian city of Ancona.
The war memorial, also known as the "Monumento ai Caduti" in Ancona, is an important monument ...
The Teatro delle Muse is a historic theatre in Ancona, Italy.
Piazza Cavour is a central square in Ancona, Italy, named after Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour.
