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Marche, in Italy, is a region with stunning natural beauty and an array of inspiring attractions. Located on the Adriatic coast, Marche boasts spectacular seaside resorts and breathtaking landscapes that offer something for everyone. From rolling hills and lush vineyards to bustling cities and quaint mountain towns, Marche has it all. Whether you're looking for pristine beaches or world-class skiing, Marche has something to charm any visitor. Real estate in the area is diverse, ranging from rural country cottages to chic city apartments - perfect for those seeking an Italian holiday home or investment opportunity. With its unbeatable location and vibrant culture, real estate in Marche is a winner!
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Pesaro and Urbino
Provincia di Macerata
Ancoa
Provincia di Ascoli Piceno
Provincia di Fermo
Overlooking the Adriatic and the hills of the Montefeltro, the Province of Pesaro and Urbino combines the sea and the Renaissance. Urbino, with a UNESCO historic centre and the Palazzo Ducale, evokes the legacy of Raphael.
Pesaro offers a relaxed seafront, while the Parco del Monte San Bartolo provides cliffs and coves from Gabicce Mare to Fiorenzuola di Focara. Fano preserves Roman memories and the local cuisine celebrates the truffle of Acqualagna.
Convenient connections via the A14 and Frecciarossa trains at Pesaro; the airports of Ancona and Rimini are nearby. The Rossini Opera Festival enriches the cultural offering of the coast.
Provincia di Macerata brings together cultivated hills, historic villages and the blue of the Adriatic. Macerata features the Sferisterio, while Recanati evokes Leopardi; Civitanova Marche opens onto beaches and a lively small port.
At the gates rise the Monti Sibillini, with trails and stone villages. The A14 at Civitanova Marche and the SS77 towards Umbria connect coast and Apennines.
The cultural scene culminates with the Macerata Opera Festival at the Sferisterio; not far away, Urbino is a UNESCO site. On the table, vincisgrassi, ciauscolo and Verdicchio di Matelica define a generous character.
Overlooking the Adriatic, the Province of Ancona combines the Conero Riviera and gentle hills. Sirolo, Numana and Portonovo offer turquoise coves and Blue Flag beaches.
The provincial capital Ancona features the Cathedral of San Ciriaco and a lively port. The province is linked by the A14, served by Raffaello Sanzio Airport and Frecciarossa connections.
Jesi is known for Verdicchio dei Castelli and Rosso Conero accompanies the brodetto alla anconetana. Offagna is listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of Italy; in Loreto the Basilica of the Holy House stands out.
The province of Ascoli Piceno brings together beaches of the Riviera delle Palme and stone villages facing the Sibillini. Ascoli, with Piazza del Popolo in travertine and the Caffè Meletti, offers understated elegance.
On the sea, San Benedetto del Tronto and Grottammare offer well-kept promenades, palm trees and cycle paths. Offida is listed among the Borghi più belli d’Italia and preserves bobbin lace.
The Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini invites hikes through gorges, hermitages and flowered plateaus. The A14 Adriatica connects coast and valleys; on the tables, Rosso Piceno and olive all’ascolana.
Overlooking the Adriatic and the Marche hills, the Province of Fermo combines beaches and villages. Porto San Giorgio lives around the marina, while Torre di Palme, listed among the Borghi più belli d’Italia, dominates the coastline.
Fermo shows off its Piazza del Popolo, the Duomo and the Teatro dell’Aquila. Heading inland, the Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini invites hiking, stone villages and wide-open views.
Linked by the A14 Adriatica and the coastal railway, the province looks to the Ancona-Falconara airport. On the table, standouts include vincisgrassi, olive all’ascolana and the wines Rosso Piceno and Falerio.
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