Boutique Private Tours in the Le Marche Region

lage of Acquaviva Picena, where you can take in stunning views of the Adriatic Sea and Sibillini Mountains. Let our well informed guide share insights into the vibrant local history, culture and influences of that period. Relax for a moment with a delicious cappuccino amidst the picturesque surroundings

perience, immersing yourself in the intricacies of traditional and artisanal winemaking techniques with Roberto himself

Benedetto to the rugged Monti della Laga area in the Apennine Mountains. Travel along winding roads for an hour until you reach the town of Umito, where our hiking adventure commences

a della Prata waterfall—a two mile trek with a 2000 foot climb offering mesmerizing views and spots to take a breather

tory, art and architecture spanning the Roman, Medieval and Renaissance eras. Start your journey at St. Emidio Cathedral, dedicated to the martyr saint known for his unwavering faith and marvel at the exquisite 1473 “Polittico” altarpiece and the mysterious underground crypts.

tine white limestone and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Indulge in a cappuccino at Caffe Meletti, where Hemingway penned “A Farewell to Arms.”

the 1500s, to immerse yourself in its historical charm along its narrow cobblestone streets. Traverse the ancient Ponte Romano, a 2400 year old Roman bridge still in active use today and soak in panoramic vistas from Via Delle Stelle

Only a 40 minute drive from Rome, Tivoli stands out as a charming city celebrated for its well maintained Roman and Renaissance landmarks, including two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Reflecting the quintessential Italian blend of architecture and nature, your exploration commences at Residenze Gregoriane, a historic 16th century inn adorned with sculptures and frescoes, offering a soothing retreat or rejuvenating spa experience.

an exquisite Renaissance gem adorned with expansive frescoes ornate fountains and elegant statues; here, our knowledgeable guide will narrate the intriguing history of Cardinal d’Este

tion: visit a medeival town perched on a cliff to enjoy the views of the Adriatic Sea or go to a museum, get a workout at the gym and plenty of other options.

One of their certified chefs will lead through how to prepare some of the Italian classics, Carbonara, Amatriciana, Puttanesca and more. All these dishes have two things in common: they're very tasty and very easy to prepare. We can also include how to cook a perfect risotto in five steps.

Embark on an unforgettable journey aboard an elegant wooden sailboat with True Colors of Italy's exclusive tour, led by the experienced crew of DonMar Sailing. Start your day with a leisurely 45 minute drive to the charming Port of Numana, where you can enjoy a delicious cappuccino by the sea and meet our friendly captain, Fabio. As we set sail towards the north, take in the breathtaking views of white cliffs and crystal clear waters while savoring local Prosecco and listening to Fabio's captivating stories about the region's natural beauty and rich history. Anchor at Portonovo Bay for awe inspiring scenery and a refreshing swim in the pristine waters. Upon returning to Numana, recharge with a quick break before heading back to our hotel in San Benedetto.

of a city block adorned with colorful mineral formations created over thousands of years by water dripping through sulfuric cracks, nourished by the Sentino River. Believed to be around 1.4 million years old, these caves were only found in the 20th century. Start your journey with a scenic 1.5 hour drive from San Benedetto del Tronto to Genga for some light snacks. Just a short distance away lies the Grotte di Frasassi, where you can marvel at towering rock formations reaching up to five stories high.

Make a pit stop in San Vittore for coffee while taking in sights of the ancient Abbey from the 11th century and a Roman bridge dating back to the 16th century. Head back to San Benedetto for some relaxation and enjoy an exquisite dinner.

These grottos show evidence of habitation from 12,000 years ago. They also show the evolution of culture and technology over the ages. During the stone and bronze ages there are relics of tributes made to the center of earth where it was considered the source of life. We see the first terraces of cultivation and the first evidence of cheese making. During the Middle Ages the Christian hermits left their mark with bread making and turning their worship upward towards the heavens