Staying in Vigna Sant’Amico means having a rich and varied area around you, capable of changing pace depending on the moment: hills and vineyards for those seeking tranquility, the sea for those seeking light and walks on the shoreline, villages and cities of art for those who love history and beauty. The Estate is a natural starting point to move with ease, always returning to the calm of Morro d’Alba.

Between the coast and the villages: days out

A short distance away, you’ll find Senigallia beach, with its wide, bright sand, and the Riviera del Conero, where the landscape changes and the sea becomes more scenic, with bays, greenery, and cliffs. Towards the hinterland, the Castles of Jesi tell a story of fortified villages, squares and collected streets. For those who want a more surprising stop, the Frasassi Caves offer a natural experience of great impact. For a complete overview of the destinations and distances, you can consult the page dedicated to the Morro d’Alba area.

Walks, bicycles and the outdoors

The hills around the Estate invite you to move without haste. White roads, gentle ups and downs, and open views make walking and cycling enjoyable, through rows and countryside. It’s an easy way to get into the rhythm of the landscape, following the light of day and the season, with routes suitable for both those who like to cycle and those who prefer to walk.

At the table: tradition and territory

The Marche region has a concrete and generous gastronomic character: seafood cuisine along the coast, land dishes inland, ingredients linked to seasonality and the hands of those who work them. In the surrounding area, it’s easy to find trattorias, taverns, and restaurants where the local area arrives on the plate naturally, with traditional recipes and contemporary interpretations.