Hotels Pesaro-Urbino, Guesthouses Pesaro-Urbino and Residences Pesaro-Urbino

A provincial capital of the Marches situated just across the border with Emilia-Romagna, the province of Pesaro and Urbino is an appreciated holiday destination gathering beguiling sea, precious artistic and historical finds and plenty of fun opportunities. Situated in a privileged panoramic position over the Adriatic Sea, its coastline extends from Gabicce Mare up to Pesaro and Fano, and then gives way to the hilly landscapes of the hinterland, which are punctuated with fascinating medieval and Renaissance villages which make Pesaro-Urbino one of the most appreciated provinces of the Marches.

This province gathers a remarkably rich array of accommodation options, such as comfortable 3-star guesthouses and luxury 4-star hotels which are situated both along the sea front and in the main centres of the surrounding area. Not to be missed are intimate bed and breakfasts, cheap inns, budget hotels and charming holiday farms.

Those flocking to the province of Pesaro-Urbino won't miss the opportunity to visit Urbino's old town, which has recently been declared UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the privileged holiday destination for cultural tourists flocking to the Marches. Not to be missed is the enchanting Ducal Palace, which was commissioned by Federico da Montefeltro, Duke of Urbino, and bears witness to the great prestige the city achieved during the Renaissance period. It now hosts the National Gallery of the Marches, which gathers precious artworks by Titian, Piero della Francesca and Raphael. A short distance from it, the native house of Raphael, Urbino's most illustrious citizen, hosts an interesting fresco realized by the great Renaissance painter. A short distance from Urbino are charming villages gathering genuine traditions and local usages and customs which regularly arrange absorbing folk festivals and events.
The nearby Adriatic Coast gathers modern centres, the traditional summer destinations of large numbers of tourists. Charming seaside resorts, such as Pesaro, Gabicce Mare and Fano, have made the Adriatic Coast famous all over the world. Pesaro's sea front, the nearby Gradara and the beautiful seaside resorts overlooking the sea also gather interesting cultural itineraries across impressive monuments and historical finds. The opera season of Rossini Theatre, which is named after Gioacchino Rossini, Pesaro's most illustrious composer, hosts interesting music festivals and reviews, while the popular clubs and discos of Gabicce have attracted large numbers of young people for many years.