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SENIGALLIA AND SURROUNDINGS
What to see and do in and around Senigallia
Senigallia awaits you with 13 kilometers of golden sand, calm waters, and a charming historic center.
With its bars, summer events, and picturesque sunsets over the sea, Senigallia has something new to offer every day, providing yet another reason to stay and explore the area. It's also a great starting point for exploring Marche's most beautiful villages, such as Corinaldo and Mondavio.
Take a stroll along the seafront promenade, discover the famous Rotonda a Mare, and let the historic center amaze you.
With its bars, summer events, and picturesque sunsets over the sea, Senigallia has something new to offer every day, providing yet another reason to stay and explore the area. It's also a great starting point for exploring Marche's most beautiful villages, such as Corinaldo and Mondavio.
What to see and do in Senigallia
Velvet Beach
Senigallia is famous for its Spiaggia di Velluto, or Velvet Beach, which stretches over 13 km of golden sand and shallow waters. It’s perfect for families with children and for those who want to relax in the sun or take long walks along the seashore.
Rotonda a Mare
A city landmark, Rotonda a Mare is one of the most photographed spots in Senigallia. This elegant seaside venue hosts events, exhibitions, and performances throughout the summer season.
The Historic Center
As you stroll through the historic center, you’ll come across elegant squares, historic buildings, and traditional restaurants. Among the most important sites are Piazza del Duca, the Rocca Roveresca, and the Foro Annonario, the heart of city life.
Rocca Roveresca
The Rocca Roveresca is one of the best-preserved Renaissance fortresses in Marche. Built in the 15th century, it now hosts exhibitions and cultural events.
Events in Senigallia
Throughout the year, Senigallia hosts events that bring the historic centre and seafront to life. The most famous is the Summer Jamboree, an international festival dedicated to 1940s and ’50s rock’n’roll. Other highlights include Pane Nostrum, celebrating artisan baking, and the historic Fiera di Sant’Agostino.
Nearby villages and places to visit
Corinaldo
About 20 km from Senigallia lies Corinaldo, one of Italy’s most beautiful villages. The town is famous for its perfectly preserved medieval walls and picturesque stairways.
Mondavio
Mondavio is a charming Renaissance village overlooked by the Rocca Roveresca, designed by Francesco di Giorgio Martini. Here you can immerse yourself in history as you wander through the narrow streets and take in the views of the Marche hills.
Loreto
About 40 minutes from Senigallia lies Loreto, one of Europe’s most important pilgrimage sites.
The heart of the city is the Basilica of the Holy House, which, according to tradition, houses the home of the Virgin Mary of Nazareth. The sanctuary overlooks the main square and is one of the most visited sites in Marche.
The heart of the city is the Basilica of the Holy House, which, according to tradition, houses the home of the Virgin Mary of Nazareth. The sanctuary overlooks the main square and is one of the most visited sites in Marche.
Conero Park
About an hour's drive away is Conero Park, one of the most beautiful natural areas in Marche. White cliffs, hidden coves, and scenic trails make it perfect for hikes and days at the beach.
Frasassi Caves
Among Italy's most spectacular natural attractions, the Frasassi Caves offer an underground tour past gigantic stalactites and stalagmites.
