Hotels Sarnano, Guesthouses Sarnano and Residences Sarnano

Sarnano, a small municipality of the province of Macerata, is included in the prestigious list which gathers the most beautiful villages in Italy. Over the last few years, the wonderful ski slopes of Sassotetto and Maddalena and the famous spas of San Giacomo have turned it into an appreciated holiday destination  for millions of Italian and foreign tourists, who flock here both during summer and in winter.

Sarnano gathers a wide range of hotels which belong to every price category. The local ski slopes are surrounded by small shelters and comfortable residences, while both the city centre and the sweet surrounding hills are peppered with charming guest houses and fascinating farm houses. The luxuruy hotels which are situated a short distance from the local spas arrange tailor-made wellbeing packages, which give guests the possibility to spend pleasant weeks here based on the utmost rest and relax.

All year round, Sarnano's attractions and highlights are able to attract large numbers of tourists. During summer, sports lovers will have the opportunity to go trekking and cycling along fascinating mountain paths, and to enjoy total wellbeing while taking advantage of the beneficial properties of the thermal waters of Sarnano Spas. In winter, they will have the opportunity to take advantage of exciting ski slopes and well-equipped ski-lift facilities.
The city centre is crossed by several interesting tourist itineraries. The city's major historical and sacred buildings, such as the church of St. Maria di Piazza, Palazzo del Popolo, Palazzo dei Priori and the Municipal Palace, which was erected over the ruins of the former monastery of St. Francesco, are largely built of fired bricks. These stones were also employed to build private buildings, and this contributes to give the whole village a harmonious and picturesque aspect.
Not to be missed are Brancadori Museum, which gathers rare species of stuffed birds from the Central Apennines and Mounts Sibillini, and the Municipal Picture Gallery, which contains the works which once belonged to the local Franciscan Monastery.