Ronda Walkway – A Stroll Along the Medieval Walls
The tour begins with a scenic walk along the Ronda Walkway, a covered path running along the fortified walls of the village. From here, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Marche hills, with vineyards and cultivated fields. Perfect for photography lovers!

Castle and City Walls – The Defensive Heart of the Village
Morro d’Alba still preserves its fortified village structure, with massive city walls and a small medieval castle. This site tells the story of battles and defenses that shaped the village over the centuries.

Underground Tunnels and Utensilia Museum – A Journey into Rural Life
Descending beneath the village, you will find the ancient underground tunnels, once used as storage or shelters. Here is the Utensilia Museum, a collection of agricultural and artisanal tools from the local rural tradition.

Church of San Gaudenzio – Art and Spirituality
Located in the heart of the village, this church preserves frescoes and sacred artworks. It is dedicated to Saint Gaudenzio, the patron saint of Morro d’Alba, and is an important religious landmark.

Auditorium of Santa Teleucania – An Ancient Place of Worship Turned Cultural Space
Once a church, the Auditorium of Santa Teleucania now hosts cultural events, concerts, and theatrical performances. A perfect blend of history and modernity!

Council Hall and Art Gallery – Artworks and Historical Documents
Continuing the visit, you enter the Council Hall, home to paintings and ancient documents linked to the village’s history. The Art Gallery houses works by local artists and represents a small gem for art lovers.

Piazza Tarsetti – The Heart of the Village
The main square of the village, Piazza Tarsetti, is where history and daily life meet. Here you can pause and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the village.

Winery Tasting – The Flavor of Lacrima di Morro d'Alba
The final stop of the itinerary is a local winery, where you can taste the famous Lacrima di Morro d'Alba, an aromatic and intense red wine. The tasting is accompanied by typical local products such as cured meats, cheeses, and bruschette with extra virgin olive oil.