Hotels Pesaro, Guesthouses Pesaro and Residences Pesaro

Together with the nearby Urbino, Pesaro is the main centre of the province of Pesaro-Urbino. It extends across the nearby villages, such as Sant'Angelo in Lizzola, Colbordolo and Montelabbate, which have recently been turned into the city's industrial area. An important artistic city surrounded by a lush vegetation and situated a short distance from the sea, Pesaro is able to attract different kinds of tourists.

Pesaro gathers a remarkably wide array of high-quality accommodation facilities, such as comfortable 3-star guesthouses and luxury 4-star hotels. Not to be missed are cheap inns and budget hotels, which give guests the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here at reasonable prices, as well as targeted accommodation facilities for families with children, such as family hotels and intimate bed and breakfasts.

Pesaro's old town is scattered with wonderful Romanesque-Gothic architectures, such as the impressive Cathedral, which was restored in 1865 and still retains its original enchanting mosaic floor. Not to be missed are the imposing Ducal Palace, commissioned by Alessandro Sforza in the XV century, which features a peculiar facade gathering six arches, the 15th-century Rocca Costanza, which is surrounded by a picturesque moat, and the native house of Gioacchino Rossini, which is now the seat of an interesting museum dedicated to the great composer. 
The lovers of seaside holidays who flock to Pesaro will have the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking sceneries. This charming stretch of the Adriatic Coast is sheltered by two promontories, San Bartolo and Ardizio. Compelling beaches of velvety sand are provided with special agreements with the nearby accommodation facilities and bathing establishments, which in turn offer tourists utmost hospitality, well-equipped swimming pools, beach mattresses and bathing huts and targeted children's playgrounds. A short distance from the harbour, plenty of typical restaurants serve traditional dishes from the surrounding area and excellent fish specialities.
Beyond the sea, the hilly landscapes of the province of Pesaro extend up to the foothills of the Apennines. These lush green areas are scattered with targeted cycle itineraries: numerous bike hotels give cyclists detailed information on the best paths. Pesaro's hinterland is crossed by many footpaths which lead to Tecchie Wood, quiet streams and Catria and Nerone mountains.
Apart from lying down on the beach and tanning, visitors will have the opportunity to visit Pesaro's old town and the impressive monuments it gathers or go for pleasant excursions across the hinterland and its almost unspoiled natural oases.