Properties In Marche
	Situated between the Appenine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea, Le Marche remains relatively undiscovered. Here you can still find deserted beaches and peaceful hill towns---even in summer.  Continue >
	Name & Ref #   Location   Sleeps   Amenities   Rating   Price   Add to Suitcase Castagna 2 5816 Macerata, Italy 2-3 $329 $483 Castagna 3 5817 Macerata, Italy 2-4 $399 $588 Castagna 1 5815 Macerata, Italy 3-5 $434 $644 San Settimio 5820 Palazzo, Italy 4-6 $1,309 $1,918 Checello 5824 Cagli, Italy 12 $2,296 $3,640 1 Page
	Ancona, the region's largest port city, is a convenient point of departure for Greece, Turkey, or the former Yugoslavia. While neither Ancona nor Pesaro are worth a touristic stop, nearby Urbino should be your first destination in the region. It is the jewel of Le Marche, and one of Italy's most beautiful walled hill towns. The Palazzo Ducale, completed in 1482, is particularly stunning. The town of Macerata is also not to be missed. It, too, is a lovely hill town that remains off the beaten tourist track. Hikers should be sure to visit the Monti Sibbilini, a particularly breathtaking range in the Appenines; Amandola is a good base for mountain exploration. Rimini, both resort and Renaissance town, is worth a mini detour if you can ignore the throngs of teenagers. It’s best to avoid this coastal hotspot in high season, particularly August.