Hotels San Severino Marche, Guesthouses San Severino Marche and Residences San Severino Marche

San Severino Marche, a small municipality of the province of Macerata, is a picturesque village which rises 263 metres above sea level. The municipal territory, which is crossed by the river Potenza, is subdivided into numerous enchanting rural hamlets. The surrounding area is also home to important industries, which are specialized in the production of marble and glass.

San Severino's sweet hills are peppered with charming farm houses, which are the ideal accommodation facilities for families with children. The old town gathers intimate bed and breakfasts and welcoming hotels, while the surrounding area is scattered with small family-run guest houses.

The sweet surrounding hills are topped by impressive medieval fortresses and castles, which are connected by means of fascinating footpaths and itineraries.
Cultural tourists won't miss the opportunity to visit the archaeological area of Septempeda, the ancient Roman city which once developed across these fertile lands. The tour of the site, which must be booked in advance, gives visitors the possibility to admire imposing tuff towers, the impressive remains of ancient walls, majestic public buildings and a well-preserved thermal complex.
San Severino's old town revolves around piazza del Popolo, which is the city's major gathering place. This square is flanked by the city's most important buildings and monuments, such as  the municipal palace, Feronia theatre and the church of St. Giuseppe. Not to be missed is the visit of Moretti Archaeological Museum, which cherishes precious prehistoric finds and the most important remains which were unearthed during the extensive excavation works.
The Museum of the Territory is worthy of mention too. The itinerary is subdivided into three parts: the farm, the botanical garden and the real museum. It gives visitors the possibility to discover the genuine traditions and ancient usages and customs of the ancient farmers and industrial workers who lived here.