Borgo Belfiore

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Borgo Belfiore

Borgo Belfiore

Culture and Nature

Hier enkele voorbeelden van uitstapjes, we adviseren graag ook op maat terplekke. Arcevia Agriturismo Borgo Belfiore ligt op 400 m hoogte in de gemeente Arcevia. Arcevia heeft een bijzondere kerk met vele kunstschatten, de San Menardo. In apsis en baptisterium zijn werken te zien van Luca Signorelli uit 1507. Het linker transept heeft een keramiek-altaar van Della Robbia uit 1513, de eerste kapel rechts een beeld van Guernico. De koorbanken zijn gemaakt door de Duitser Konrad (1490).

Within walking distance of Montefortino you will find such picturesque villages as Palazzo and Piticchio. They lie at 1755 feet altitude in the district of Arcevia which is only 6 km away. The community of Arcevia has a population of around 5,000 and has a pleasant old market square, a variety of shops, restaurants to suit all tastes and a small regional hospital. In the town centre are various historic buildings including a small theatre.

Within about 35 minutes drive you can visit Cagli, Pergola, Senigalia, Jesi (Verdicchio wine), Frassasi (famous spectacular grottoes). Larger towns in less than an hour away on quiet local roads are Urbino (Old University and Palazzo Ducale), Pesaro (Rossini Festival), Fano (fresh fish and beautiful shops).and Ancona (shops, markets, a large port and plenty of sightseeing). Just a little further away are Gubbio, Cortona, Perugia and Assisi.

Common species around Belfiore are the house sparrow and its cousin the Italian sparrow. European serin, common starlings, goldfinches, magpies, great tits and blue tits are also seen regularly. In the ‘truffle’ woods behind Belfiore, you see goldfinches, garden warblers, blackcaps, as well as the less easily seen Mediterranean Sylvia species such as the Sardinian and Dartford warbler. The house martin flies about the villages around Montefortino and in the more mountainous regions, you may see the rock martin. Crows here are grey and black unlike ‘our’ black crow whose place is taken by the hooded crow. The jackdaw can be seen around every church tower.