Casali Marchigiani is a small village in the Marche hills, near the ancient medieval town of Ostra. The Casa della Musica, the Casa dei Glicini and the Casa degli Oleandri are set in large gardens for a total of 8,000 square meters and fenced. The vegetation consists of tall trees, shrubs, fragrant essences, aromatic plants and roses. Among the olive trees stands a majestic ancient olive tree. The environment communicates great serenity and is ideal for those who want to live surrounded by nature and want to move large green spaces. It is also a privileged starting point for numerous nature or cultural excursions. The area is full of food and wine tours: among the typical products the famous Rosso Conero, Lacrima di Morro d'Alba, Verdicchio, local oil and honey. Large families and groups of friends can find excellent accommodation for the possibility of renting all three houses in the same period.

Marche is a region able to offer the visitor a great variety of beauties: it presents an incredible historical and artistic heritage, enchanting mountain and hilly panoramas and absolutely breathtaking coastal views. Thanks to the unique landscapes, a renowned food and wine tradition and the delightful mountain and maritime villages, the Marche is one of the most popular tourist destinations of the Peninsula. The bicycle offers the possibility of pleasant routes to discover natural, historical and artistic beauties and typical food and wine specialties of the region. You can not miss a trip to the Conero, the beautiful promontory protected by the homonymous Regional Park, which extends south of the capital. Il Conero, with Portonovo, Sirolo, Numana is the coast of the Ancona area. Its high and indented coast and the splendid sea make it one of the most fascinating holiday resorts on the Italian coast. The backdrop, of rare beauty, rich in animal and plant species, is a destination for scuba diving of rare charm. The first days of May, Ancona is celebrating for the San Ciriaco Fair, the patron saint. For four days the city is happily invaded by hundreds of stalls, artisan