The Castle of Poggio San Marcello, located in the heart of the namesake Marche village, is a fascinating testimony to the region’s medieval history. Built in the 13th century, the castle stands on a hill 387 meters above sea level, offering a panoramic view of the surrounding valley. Of the Medieval Castle from the beginning […]

In the lowest part of the town’s interior, near the ancient entrance, stands a two-story building, reconstructed in the 18th century (1700s) by the architect Capponi of Cupramontana; it is the Town Hall (or municipal seat). The façade consists of a four-arch portico that leads to the entrance door. From the ground-floor offices, a staircase […]

Porta del Soccorso is one of the historic entrances to the village of Poggio San Marcello, built in 1641 to facilitate access to the town and strengthen its defenses. Located along the curtain wall, this gate is easily recognizable thanks to the presence of the Coat of Arms of the Municipality of Jesi, testifying to […]

Porta San Nicola is one of the ancient access gates to the fortified village of Poggio San Marcello, dating back to the 15th century. For a long time, it represented the only entrance to the town, guarding the access to the historic center within the medieval defensive wall. Built with solid stone structures, it integrates […]

Through the entrance gate, the village gradually unveils itself, enveloped in an ancient and intimate atmosphere. There is no clamor of the modern city to be heard outside the walls, only the quiet breath of a place that has preserved its history intact. Continuing along the path, you arrive at the Church of Saint Nicolò, […]

All that’s left is to cross the beautiful Porta della Misericordia and admire the castle walls with its battlements. Once you reach the final destination, you can admire the monument to the fallen, and if you have a passion for SATEFA’NO, you’ll find plenty to satisfy your appetite.

By carefully walking through the small doors and alleys, you reach Corso Tassi, leading to Piazza del Soccorso in front of the Sanctuary of Santa Maria del Soccorso. In this square, the local shop is ready to sell you the Fico Lonzino or satisfy your hunger with a platter of cured meats and excellent Verdicchio […]

Starting from Santa Croce and following along the Crypt, we enter the village through the San Niccolò gate. We are greeted by the town square with the town hall and its small theater, as well as the architectural complex of Saint Nicholas (church and parish).