Points Of Interests

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The main church, which bears the date 1763 inscribed on its portal, stands almost against the castle walls and is bordered by the walkway known as “La Scarpa.” This large building is the most important architectural element of the fortified nucleus: a fine example of Marche religious architecture from the second half of the 18th […]

Romagnoli Square is the first square you encounter after passing through the village entrance arch. From here, the two main entrances to the La Scarpa walkway open. On the left entrance is the Bacio Sign, marking the most romantic spots among the most beautiful villages in Italy in the Marche region. On the south side […]

The Church of the Most Holy Annunciation, built outside the city walls, does not have a known exact construction date, but it was certainly completed by May 4, 1670, when the first Mass was celebrated. In later years, it became better known as the Church of Santa Teleucania, after it housed the saint’s body from […]

In Tarsetti Square, at the center of the village, there is a fountain featuring a stele with a graffito inspired by a work by Enzo Cucchi, a prominent figure of the Transavanguardia movement and a native of Morro d’Alba.

The “Utensilia” Museum is a carefully curated and documented collection of the life and productive means of the Marche region’s sharecroppers (mezzadri), who for years were the foundation of a rigidly self-sufficient society—almost a “domestic industry”—capable of meeting its daily needs through a semi-natural integration with the surrounding environment. The exhibition features a large selection […]