Your holiday in the Village
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Your holiday in the Village
Your holiday in the Village Contents Corinaldo Albergo Diffuso 2 10 Corinaldo Historical Highlights 12 Historical Itinerary 16 Artistic and Cultural Itinerary 22 Religious Itinerary 28 Nature Itinerary 34 Farming Culture 36 Events and Exhibitions 37 2014 Edition Graphic design and typesetting: brugiatelli design® Tours and excursions pag. 26 foto Tonino Paolini 40 foto Tonino Paolini Photography (except where otherwise specified): Piero Principi pag. 14 pag. 20 pag. 32 1 Corinaldo Albergo Diffuso A new form of hospitality reserved for those who wish to stay in an urban context of considerable historical significance and experience the area in close contact with its residents, while still benefiting from traditional hotel services such as breakfast and the restaurant service. This is the concept defined by the term Albergo Diffuso: a “horizontal” system composed of various facilities offering accommodation in stately homes and former religious buildings distributed within the old town centre; a unique form of hospitality as it allows tourists to experience the locations they stay in by partaking in the daily routine, times and customs of the area. Choosing Corinaldo as the base for a visit to the Marche region brings the possibility of visiting the main sites of interest for tourists in the region, in addition to the cities of art located in central Italy. A short trip of perhaps a few minutes or hours also allows visitors also to enjoy moments of relaxation in close contact with nature, discover the typical wine and food products that grace the area’s cuisine, stroll through the old town centre and benefit from all the services provided to make any holiday complete and comfortable. Corinaldo Albergo Diffuso offers its guests: 3 accommodation sites 50 rooms 1 restaurant 1 swimming pool 50 electric pedal-assisted bicycles 27 all-inclusive tours and excursions 2 3 The accommodation HISTORIC PALACE OF WONDERS EX CONVENT OF THE BENEDICTINE NUNS (I TIGLI) RECEPTION – BREAKFAST ROOM - RESTAURANT Elegantly restored stately home, with 8 rooms available to guests of the Albergo Diffuso. HISTORIC PALACE OF WONDERS FORMER CONVENT OF THE AUGUSTINIAN MONKS (IL GIGLIO) CASA BUCCI – BEER CELLAR PALAZZO ORLANDI - S. M. GORETTI SPA PALAZZO ORLANDI AND THE S. M. GORETTI SPA Under restoration, the building offers rooms and a spa centre. EX CONVENT OF THE BENEDICTINE NUNS (I TIGLI) Reception - Restaurant The building that hosts the reception has 13 rooms fully equipped with all the comforts. The restaurant serves as a “ristorante diffuso” for all the facilities in the complex and offers international buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner with a menu featuring traditional dishes from the cuisine of the Marche region. The centralised Reception ensures: - a porter service available 16 hours per day (24 hours per day if required); - a welcoming service and availability of information in 4 languages in addition to Italian (English, French, German, Russian); - telephone switchboard, excursion booking service CASA BUCCI - BEER CELLAR Under restoration, this building has rooms on the first floor and a beer cellar on the ground floor. With 25 rooms spanning 3 floors and a view over the splendid hills of the Marche region; inside, the ancient colonnade of the monks becomes the ideal location for a pleasant period of relaxation. 4 foto Tonino Paolini FORMER CONVENT OF THE AUGUSTINIAN MONKS (IL GIGLIO) 5 SO O DI CI e O. BUC VIALE A. Corinaldo Albergo Diffuso COSTA S. GIO VANNI HE ONAC LE M FONTANA 1 DEL BARGELLO 1 EX2 CONVENT OF THE BENEDICTINE NUNS (I TIGLI) Reception - Restaurant RA MU E LON PAL 5 1 B TE RR EN O CE NT O S.M . VIA Bruxelles E 17 LA O BRE RG M LA TTE 60 SE 18 VIA TARDUCCI FOS S NTA ZO DELLA POLE VIA DEL POZ O DEL MURA PIA GG IA TE Vienna Monaco Roma LIO DANTE VIALE VIA LE SANT ’A I PR By road: A14 motorway (Bologna-Taranto), from the Senigallia toll, 20 minutes by car, following the Corinaldo provincial road SP 13. GPS: 43° 39’ 0052” N, 13° 2’ 46.726” E Bologna Corinaldo PIAZZA How to reach us VIALE DANTE Firenze OG ENTIV VIA B RO BOARIO DA N A LL TA DE ELLA VIA ANC INC SET TO OCEFIS VIA CR SET TO OCEFIS VIA CR E S.M. MERCATO BORGO DI SOTTO OSSO DEL F VIALE VIA FO VIA L VIA GANO MAN Praga Parigi TA COS GO RE T TI BOS CAR ETO N. VIA VIA VIA LEO PAR DI ASIL O S. VI A PIE TR O DE L VIA LE TE DI ET AT RO RO LE VIA DEL B BICYCLE PARK AL L DE TTO E LO DIN CO R VI GIA VIA LE SC 3 B 44 VICOLO V ALERI Londra Immersed in nature and easy to reach on foot or by electric bicycle, clients of the Albergo Diffuso can use the swimming pool, complete with sun loungers. A snack bar is also available. SA GR AT O LARGO 10 AGOSTO 19 Amsterdam Swimming Pool DE L CORS O Berlino 5 PALAZZO ORLANDI LE IA DEI CLEMENTI VIA A MATI DE L TE 4 CASA BUCCI - Beer cellar E ATOR V LE T TIC SCOR SC A S. AG OS TIN O ELLI VIA VIA R CIMA TI DE L NET TI VIA SIMO 2 GO RE T TO LU VEL 4 S. M. A VIA V.M. VIA VI P IL IAZZ TE RR A EN O LLO DE 3 FORMER CONVENT OF THE AUGUSTINIAN MONKS (IL GIGLIO) M PIAZZA SAN PIETRO 2 HISTORIC PALACE OF WONDERS IOCO EL G E D LLONE ZAL A PIAZ DEL P V IC .D EL RA MU ON AC HE PIAZZA DEL CASSERO DEL CO GIO DE L ETRO E DI VIAL BORG VIALE DEGLI E VI AL Services available free to patrons of the Albergo Diffuso: By rail: Bologna-Ancona line, Senigallia Station. Ancona By air: “Raffaello Sanzio” Airport Ancona-Falconara, 30 minutes by car. Assisi Bari Electric pedal assisted bicycles Atene The Albergo Diffuso offers guests 50 electric pedal-assisted bicycles, for making short trips within the village, reaching the swimming pool or sports facilities, or simply going for a pleasant ride. 6 7 NNA Things to do Thanks to its particular geographical position, only 15 km from the sea and from the Apennine mountain range, guests staying in Corinaldo are able to choose a different activity to do each day, spend relaxing days on the velvet beach, go trekking or take a mountain bike up to the top of Mount Catria, discover a land which is full of history and culture, or go on a shopping spree in the many outlets present nearby. Furthermore, the tourist village contains all the services required to make your stay complete and comfortable: characteristic bars and restaurants, hairdressing salons, laundry, tobacconist, banks and ATMs, post office and pharmacy. Cattolica Pesaro San Leo Fano Gradara Awards and titles Corinaldo is a member of: Senigallia A14 Urbino Fossombrone Mondavio Cagli Castelleone di Suasa Bologna Florence Venice Milan Rome Naples Pescara 187 km 313 km 339 km 400 km 349 km 463 km 217 km Ancona Corinaldo Fonte Avellana Riviera del Conero A14 Jesi Sassoferrato Loreto Grotte di Frasassi Gubbio 40 km 102 km 74 km 8 km 48 km 10 km 111 km 57 km 19 km 68 km 44 km Falconara Ostra Pescara Ancona Fabriano Many cities, including Rome, Bologna, Venice and Florence, can easily be reached in a day, via the rapid motorway connections and Italo and Frecciarossa high speed train services. At night, guests can experience the lively atmosphere of an organised, animated village, with its characteristic restaurants, bars, ice cream shops, crepe houses and pizza restaurants and enjoy the music, shows and piano bar events that breathe life into the village in the evenings. Fonte Avellana Assisi Loreto Castelleone di Suasa Urbino Mondavio San Leo Gradara Senigallia The Conero Riviera Grottoes of Frasassi Rimini A14 Short trips to nearby locations include: • Urbino • The Conero Riviera • The grottoes of Frasassi • The zoo • Recanati, hometown of Giacomo Leopardi • Fonte Avellana and its monastery • Gradara and its medieval village • The castles of Arcevia • Suasa Archaeological Park • The city of Jesi • Apecchio, the city of beer • Ripe, the craftsmen’s village • Shopping tour of factory shops and outlets • Historical wine cellars with tasting sessions • The Sphaeristerium of Macerata Distances from Corinaldo Venezia Ravenna Milano Bologna Roma Assisi Perugia Roma Useful numbers Orange flag “Città dell’olio” National Association Tourist Office Largo XVII Settembre - Tel. 071 67782 Emergency Road Assistance - Tel. 116 Most Beautiful Villages in Italy Theatrical Activities Association of Culture and Tourism Office Via del Corso, 9 - Tel. 071 67782 Public Emergency - Tel. 113 Green flag the Marche Region St. Maria Goretti Sanctuary - Tel. 071 67123 Ambulance - Tel. 118 Village of the Year 2007 “Roman City of Suasa” Consortium Traffic Police Via del Corso, 9 - Tel. 071 67782 int. 229 Unione Comuni Misa-Nevola Pharmacy European Destination of Excellence Local Misa – Nevola Library System Corinaldo Carabinieri Viale Dante, 5 - Tel. 071 67038 Viale Dietro le Monache - Tel. 071 679114 Targa Blu 2008 Carabinieri Emergency Number - Tel. 112 Verdenelli Pharmacy Via Del Corso, 55 - Tel. 071 67118 “Terre di Frattula” Consortium Fire Brigade - Tel. 115 Taxi Service Senigallia - Tel. 071 64946 8 9 Corinaldo the most beautiful village in the world Corinaldo Albergo Diffuso offers you the chance to discover an entire territory, with 4 suggested itineraries all departing from the tourist village and 27 guided tours and excursions. So what are you waiting for? Jump on board! Historical Itinerary Artistic and Cultural Itinerary Religious Itinerary Nature Itinerary Tours and excursions 10 pag 16 pag 22 pag 28 pag 34 pag 40 11 Corinaldo Historical Highlights The old town centre of Corinaldo, positioned on one of the six hills spanned by the municipality, is one of the most beautiful historical villages to grace the Marche Region. It is very likely that its name derives from “Curia di Rinaldo”, the name with Lombard origins that was used to identify the first residential centre in the Early Middle Ages. Historically, the first mention of Corinaldo dates back to the year one thousand A.D., when settlements were transformed into fortified villages all over central Italy, in the “castling” process which had become necessary due to the wave of Saracen, Hungarian and Norman invasions. During the crisis of the feudal system, Corinaldo’s strategic location between the March of Ancona and Montefeltro caused it to be surrounded and disputed by opposing Guelph and Ghibelline factions warring for power. It was completely destroyed and then rebuilt from scratch with the city wall as it stands today: 912 metres of wall, almost all of which can be completely travelled, marked with gates, ramparts and defence towers. Still perfectly preserved, the walls make the historical town centre of Corinaldo a rare example of military architecture, a fortified city capable of resisting the sieges that were to follow in subsequent centuries. In 1517, Corinaldo rose to obtain the status of city, appointed by Pope Leo X who recognised the city’s merit in having resisted the siege of the Duke of Urbino for 23 days. The powerful city walls, known for being the most intact and fortified ones of their kind in the Marche region, embrace a historical town centre full of Baroque and neo-Classical monuments, including churches and stately homes that were built there from the 1600s, proof of an increasingly widespread wellbeing. These still contain precious works of art created in the Renaissance period: amongst the artists present in Corinaldo at the time, the most noteworthy were painter Claudio Ridolfi and organist Gaetano Callido. The backbone of the historic town centre is the Piaggia, the flight of one hundred steps which hosts the annual historical re-enactment of the Dispute of the Well of Polenta. If, on one hand, each year Corinaldo attracts many fans of medieval history, on the other hand, it also has a deep spiritual calling which attracts pilgrims from all over the world. Famous as the birthplace of St. Maria Goretti, the Holy Child, Corinaldo is today a destination visited by pilgrims all year round. The faithful can visit the Saint’s birthplace – which still contains the original furniture of the period and in which a chapel has been created for prayer – and the Diocesan Sanctuary of St. Maria Goretti in the historic town centre. Here, there is a silver urn containing the bone of the Saint’s arm, the same arm with which the Martyr attempted to defend herself from her aggressor. With its particular vocation for welcoming visitors, Corinaldo is a tourist destination full of treasures. It offers numerous opportunities for experiencing the sights and sounds of the area in itineraries on the trail of history and culture, religion and nature, not to mention fine food and wine. 12 13 Corinaldo Folklore Corinaldo is known throughout the area as “the Village of Madmen”, thanks to several characters from the past whose strange behaviour has contributed to generating the village folklore: events and situations which have become grotesque as they have been passed down by word of mouth through the ages and which today form the lifeblood and cultural heritage of the entire community. THE WELL OF POLENTA This tale tells of a farmer who was climbing up the long set of stairs in the village with a sack of corn flour on his shoulders. When he reached the well, he was exhausted and placed the sack on its edge to get his breath back. To his great misfortune, the sack fell into the well, and the poor man, desperate to get it back, also fell in and remained there for quite some time. The villagers, failing to see him come back out, began to say that he was devouring the polenta in the well. There are many original, but different versions of this story, which have contributed to giving the inhabitants of Corinaldo the nickname “polentari” (polenta-eaters). SCURETTO’S HOUSE Scuretto’s house stands in Via del Pozzo della Polenta. Observe it carefully: wouldn’t you say that something is missing? Well, Scuretto was a simple man who liked to spend his free time in the village bars. His son, who had immigrated to America, regularly sent money home so that his father could build him a house in Corinaldo. But as you can guess, this money ended up in the barmen’s pockets and work on the new house failed to proceed. One day, Scuretto’s son asked his father to send him a photo of the new house, so Scuretto craftily built the facade, added the street number and curtains at the windows and had a photograph taken. 14 He then sent the photo to his son, but needless to say, he was not taken in and stopped sending money home. THE FIG WOOD CANNON This unique story tells of the historic rivalry between Corinaldo and the nearby town of Montenovo (Ostra Vetere). One day, the inhabitants of Corinaldo had a brilliant idea which they believed would bring about the fall of Montenovo: they took the trunk of a fig tree, hollowed it out and used it to make a cannon. When everything was ready, the townspeople assembled on the city walls to watch it be fired. Seven of them courageously volunteered to hold it while the commander lit the fuse. A tremendous boom followed, accompanied by a cloud of smoke. When the smoke cleared, the lifeless bodies of the seven brave volunteers could be seen lying on the ground. The commander exclaimed: “The cannon fired hard, in fact so hard that here it killed seven people…just think how many it will have killed in Montenovo”. 15 Corinaldo Historical Itinerary A stroll in and around the Village to discover the city walls and all its defence structures, the medieval history of Corinaldo and finally the castles and fortifications present in the Marche area. 1 Torre dello Sperone 2 Porta San Giovanni 3 Torre delloScorticatore 4 Porta Santa Maria del Mercato 5 Torre del Mangano 6 Torre del Calcinaro 7 Torre della Rotonda 8 The Entrance Passageways 9 Porta Nova 5 4 6 7 8 9 3 1 16 2 17 1 Torre dello Sperone Symbol of the city walls of Corinaldo, it is a powerful pentagonal tower around 18 metres tall, the tallest in the entire complex. It was built to defend the bridge house which was located in the spot where the Church of Suffrage stands now. Inside, it features a shrine dedicated to the victims of war. On the walls to the east of the tower, an opening created in the early 1900s to facilitate the access of the first motor vehicles to the historical town centre, is visible. could be fired. From the top we can see the sphaeristerium below, or the playing field used for hand football, popular in Corinaldo from the 19th century until the years before the Second World War. Descending the steep road, we find ourselves on a walkway, from which we can admire the city walls of Corinaldo in all their glory and which reach a height of 15 metres in this point. Ahead, we reach the lowest part of the walls, dominated by the mass of Porta S. Maria del Mercato. 4 Porta Santa Maria del Mercato 2 Porta San Giovanni This is an imposing structure composed of an entrance archway in the centre and buildings that hosted the home of the Bargello (captain of the people) and his guard corps. Many of its original defence elements are preserved there unaltered, including the “bianchetta”, a small door to the left of the archway that gave access to the centre at night or in the periods of siege. The runners of the beams that were part of the drawbridge, the door hinges and the holes where the beams were inserted to bar the door are still visible. On the wall to the left of the entranceway, in a niche cut into a mouth of fire there is an image of the Virgin in 18th century paper maché, which is particularly venerated by the population. In the opening towards the centre, past the ogival archway, it is possible to see a slit where an iron shutter ran, an extreme defence mechanism used to fend off attackers. Turning towards the well of the bargello, we reach the terrace over the archway, where it is possible to admire panoramas of both the centre and the countryside. Here too there are many elements typical of the military architecture of the 14th and 15th centuries, such as archers, arquebuses, brackets, machicolations and crenelations. Following the bend on the left of the archway of the slayer, we reach the tower that bears the same name. 3 Torre dello Scorticatore This tower was specifically designed to defend Porta S. Giovanni and especially Porta S. Maria del Mercato, as a location from where low shots A defence structure composed of two parts, built in two subsequent periods: a 14th century archway with an ogival form, providing access to the steps in Via Piaggia, with epigraphs bearing the year of construction and a polygonal rampart with another entranceway, perpendicular to the previous one, added in 1400. On this second gate, we can see several remains of the drawbridge. The rampart built to defend the most ancient gate presents an internal courtyard designed to defend the village from any attackers that may have succeeded in bypassing the first archway. At the top of the archway, on the exterior, there is a niche containing an image of St. Anna, patron saint of Corinaldo. When the sieges subsided, the archway built in 1400 was improved aesthetically and used as the foundations of a gaming house for the nobles of Corinaldo. Returning up towards the left of the great stairway in the bend we come across the Midday Tower or the Torre del Mangano. 4 5 Torre del Mangano It is named after the street which bears the same name and the mangle, an ancient tool used to wring fabrics, positioned here until 1940. Proceeding up along the road, we reach the Torre del Calcinaro. jutting out over the road below, and it was therefore demolished and rebuilt at the end of the 1800s, in its current form, so bringing it into line with the nearby Torre della Rotonda and Porta Nuova. Proceeding upwards, we reach the Torre della Rotonda. 6 Torre del Calcinaro 7 Torre della Rotonda Originally the tower had a pentagonal layout and was endowed with a thick ridge dangerously The Torre della Rotonda, with its semi-circular plan, is part of the extension added during the Renaissance. Work began in 1484 and ended in 1490. Looking south from its terrace, we can see where the two perimeter walls join. From a grille in the centre of the terrace a domed shooting room is visible. Ahead, again towards the bend, we enter a road characterised by a series of small bridges which reach the walls: Via dei Landroni. 8 The Entrance Passageways 2 18 4 1 This is a colonnaded corridor formed by the raising of the 18th century stately buildings lo- cated along Via del Corso. The route is extremely striking and brings us to the third entranceway to the historical town centre, Porta Nova. 9 Porta Nova In chronological order, this is the last entrance to Corinaldo Castle to be built, dating back to the Renaissance period. The great tower contains a domed shooting room; it is possible to climb up over the tower using the set of steps positioned to the left of the main opening. The entrance archway was significantly extended in the early 20th century to allow the first public transport vehicles access to the centre. Exiting from Porta Nova, on the right we access the last section of the wall, located in Viale dietro le Monache, a striking wide road where various towers can be seen incorporated in the 18th century buildings above, which still feature mouths of fire and traces of crenelations. The wall comes full circle in Piazza della Fontana, beneath the former convent of the Benedictine Nuns. 19 foto Tonino Paolini © Massimo Sarti - www.gradaramedievale.it foto Tonino Paolini Places to visit nearby 1 A 20 foto Tonino Paolini foto Tonino Paolini 3 Historical Re-enactment of the Dispute of the Well of Polenta From Porta di Santa Maria del Mercato, we reach the majestic stairs in Via Piaggia, at the centre of which we find the Well of Polenta, the backdrop for the historical costume re-enactment of the 16th century event, now in its 36th edition, the oldest event of its kind in the province of Ancona. The celebrations of 1517 which followed the failure of the Duke of Urbino to besiege the city are evoked with art shows, archery contests and the Palio of the various districts. The event is also the occasion on which the tale of The Well of Polenta is re-told, together with that of the fig wood cannon. The festival is held every year for four days, in the third weekend in July. The costumes can be viewed all year round in the Costume Gallery and Museum of Popular Tradition. 1 Gradara Medieval capital 2 Mondavio A masterpiece of military architecture foto Tonino Paolini foto Tonino Paolini C 4 foto Tonino Paolini Now in its 36th edition, the 2014 Dispute of the Well of Polenta will be held from 17 to 20 July 2014. B foto concessa dal Museo della Carta e della filigrana - www.museodellacarta.com A Masked procession B The Well of Polenta C Horseback parade 2 5 3 The Castles of Arcevia Nine castles, plunging the visitor into the Medieval 4 Senigallia The Rocca Roveresca, a fortification between the city and the sea 6 5 Fabriano Museum of Paper and Filigree 6 Archeological Park of the Roman City of Suasa The ancient roots of our territory 21 Corinaldo Artistic and Cultural Itinerary An itinerary through the historical town centre on the trail of the noble palaces, museums, art collections and the splendid Carlo Goldoni Theatre, which extends beyond the city walls, with the villas in the countryside and finally the splendid cities of art in our region. 20 The Town Hall 22 Carlo Goldoni Theatre 23 The 15th century House 53 City Art Collection 55 Costume Gallery and Museum of Popular Tradition foto Tonino Paolini foto Tonino Paolini 53 22 22 55 23 20 23 20 The Town Hall Built between 1784 and 1791, it is a notable example of neo-classical architecture with a long loggia looking over Via del Corso. In addition to the public offices, it originally also hosted the school, the apartment of the city magistrates, the court rooms and the Palace Chapel. On the ground floor, visitors can see the cannon made of fig tree wood, used during the historical re-enactment of the Dispute of the Well. From the large staircase, we access the large Arnaldo Ciani hall, which contains the portraits of several noble citizens who made Corinaldo famous. The collection can be viewed in the opening hours of the Municipal Building, from Monday to Friday from 9am to 1pm and on Tuesday and Thursday also between 3.30pm and 6.15pm. 22 Carlo Goldoni City Theatre A jewel of civil architecture, the Theatre was built between 1861 and 1869, based on a design by Alessandro Pasqui from Florence, with the participation of the engineers Francesco Fellini, Crescentino Quagliani and Achille Buffoni; it featured a system by which the audience could be lifted up to reach the level of the stage, a useful function for creating a single floor on which to hold balls and masked New Year’s Eve parties. Restored in 2006, all its contraptions have been lost, from the lifting system to the stage machinery. In the period from December to May of each year, the theatre season gets underway, attracting audiences from towns throughout the province. 23 The 15th century House A rare example of rural architecture, this is the oldest residential building in Corinaldo. Laid out over three floors, it hosted the cow shed on the ground floor, the kitchen on the first floor and the common room on the top floor. The façade, with its small openings and the perch placed on iron hooks remains unchanged. It currently serves as the headquarters of the Corinaldo Pro Loco (Community Association). The noble palaces From 1400 onwards, all the noble families of Corinaldo built splendid houses that symbolised their prestige. Over the centuries, these residences were the subject of continuous renovation and improvement interventions, and often proved to be true works of art in architectural terms. 24 Palazzo Amati, in typical Renaissance style. 25 Palazzo Orlandi, from the late Renaissance period. 26 Palazzo Cesarini-Grimaldi, on the main floor, it features a rare “umbrella” ceiling. 27 Palazzo Fata Ottaviani (Marcolini), imposing building from the late 17th century. 24 28 Palazzo Palma-Marangoni (now known as Palazzo Della Meraviglia). 16th century building with facade featuring sandstone reliefs. 29 Palazzo Sandreani, with a magnificent border in brick outlines from the sky to the ground. 30 Palazzo Rossi Ricci, from the 19th century period. 31 Palazzo Mazzoleni-Ciani, with original entrance gateway. 32 Palazzo Ridolfi, home of the famous painter from the Veneto region. 33 Palazzo Cimarelli, home of the historian Vincenzo Maria Cimarelli. 34 Palazzo Sforza, an attractive nineteenth century house 35 Palazzo Brunori, with noteworthy structural and panoramic elements 36 Palazzo Cesarini Duranti, 18th century. 27 30 28 26 The country villas From the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century, the noble families in the area built country residences or hunting lodges in line with the trends popular at that time, often renovating old buildings within their grounds. These always had gardens of a decent size, where fountains set in a context featuring trees and bushes, often of an exotic nature, created particularly striking spectacles. The most notable examples are: the villas of the Count Brunori families in Via S. Apollonia, Villa Grandi in Viale Raffaello, Villa Venturoli Orlandi Romaldi in Viale degli Eroi, the Sandreani Villa in Madonna del Piano and the S. Isidoro Villa, the country residence of the Augustinians at the Burello, but most of all, the villa of Counts Cesarini Romaldi (closed to visitors) with its eclectic park, in Via del Montale. 33 31 The museums 53 Claudio Ridolfi City Art Collection The Corinaldo picture gallery is located in some of the rooms within the former convent of the Order of Hermits of St Augustine. The art collection, mainly composed following the suppression of the religious orders and the consequent forfeiture of their assets, not only includes many paintings with religious subjects, but also precious religious ornaments which are examples of the so-called “rural arts”. In particular, there are eighteen splendid bust reliquaries sculpted, painted wood, the extremely fine work of Sicilian sculptors from the early 1600s and a beautiful cross used to head processions in embossed silver, dated 1615, from the former Augustinian complex. These have been joined by altarpieces recovered from churches demolished during the nineteenth century and finally, canvases deposited there by other churches in Corinaldo. The picture gallery contains works by Ercole Ramazzani, Giuseppe Bastiani, Claudio Ridolfi, Domenico 36 32 34 Peruzzini and Giuseppe Marchesi and also several works from the vast production of Nori de’ Nobili, an artist from the Marche region of the 1900s, whose passion for the figurative arts generated pictorial works of an extremely high level. The collection is open every day from 10am to 12.30pm and from 3.30pm to 7pm. coins found during the excavations. Opening hours are established by the Circolo ACLI of Madonna del Piano: public holidays and weekends 9am-12pm and 1pm-8pm, open weekdays by booking only. 54 Madonna del Piano Museum and the Santa Maria in Portuno Archeological Park Located in the rooms beneath the Town Hall, it contains the clothes worn during the historical re-enactment of the Dispute of the Well of Polenta. These garments are created each year by local dressmakers and are only used once, then exhibited here, documenting the evolution of the 16th century costume, year after year. The tools used to work the fabrics are also on display. The Gallery is open: from 1 July to 31 August, from Monday to Friday between 9am and 12pm and between 4pm and 7pm, on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 12pm and between 5pm and 7pm. During the rest of the year, it is open at the weekend on request. The exhibition hall inside the Madonna del Piano church features didactic layouts that go from the reconstruction of the ancient environment to the production activities performed during the Roman period. Period vases and a stratigraphy of the excavations are also on display. One sector is dedicated to the monastery and all the religious, cultural and productive activities. Other displays present a collection of ceramic materials, items in stone and 55 Costume Gallery and Museum of Popular Tradition 25 Shutterstock foto concessa dal Comune di Recanati Places to visit nearby 1 foto Alfredo Tabocchini 2 foto U. Ubaldi 3 4 1 Urbino UNESCO World Heritage Site 2 Recanati Leopardi’s home town 26 3 Macerata Art and history in the Sphaeristerium 4 Jesi The Emperor’s city 5 5 Ancona A thousand year-old tale from Mount Conero to the sea 27 Corinaldo Religious Itinerary The birthplace of St Maria Goretti, Corinaldo is a spiritual land: its Sanctuary and no less than ten religious buildings within or near the historical town centre are proof of the town’s ancient link with the Church, and attract pilgrims from all over the world. 10 Church of the Madonna del Piano 11 Collegiate of St Francis 12 Diocesan Sanctuary of St Maria Goretti 13 Church of the Suffrage 14 Church of Our Lady of Sorrows 15 St Peter’s Bell Tower 16 Church of St Anna 17 Church of the Madonna dell’Incancellata 18 Church of St John the Baptist 19 Church of St Mary of Mercy 17 14 4 18 28 10 12 15 11 13 16 19 29 17 10 Church of the Madonna del Piano 13 Church of the Suffrage This is the most ancient church in the diocese of Senigallia: the apse and the remains of the crypt place the building between the 5th and 6th centuries, but the location’s previous name “Santa Maria in Portuno” testifies to the existence in that location of a pagan temple dedicated to the cult of the God Portunes. In the Early Middle Ages, it was undoubtedly the most important sacred place in the Corinaldo area. The apse preserves a Magdalene at the feet of the Cross, an extremely intense expressive work by Claudio Ridolfi. The rooms near the sacristy host a museum that documents the archaeological history of the site. In Piazza del Cassero, where the rock of Corinaldo stood in ancient times, we now find the Church of the Suffrage, built in the year 1600. Inside it contains a large altarpiece by Claudio Ridolfi. The domed vault with lacunars preserves an interesting floor in cotto decorated with geometric shapes similar to those on the coffered ceiling. 11 Collegiate of St Francis The headquarters of the parish, this church, with its incomplete facade, has a Latin cross layout with a single nave featuring side chapels, and a transept topped by a dome and an apse. Built in 1281 and renovated many times over the centuries, it preserves three paintings by Claudio Ridolfi. The third side chapel on the right contains a precious wooden Crucifix made in 1575 by the sculptor Donnino from Urbino. The collegiate contains the baptism font used to baptise St Maria Goretti on 17 October 1890. 12 Diocesan Sanctuary of Santa Maria Goretti The Sanctuary is located at the top of the historical town centre, which can easily be identified by its bell tower, which towers over the rooftops. The mortal remains of Maria’s mother, Assunta, who died in Corinaldo in 1954, are located to the left of the entrance and those of Alessandro Serenelli are preserved on the right. In the central altar, made of white Carrara marble, near a wooden sculpture of St Maria Goretti is a silver urn containing the bone of the arm with which the Martyr attempted to defend herself from her aggressor. 30 40 14 Church of Our Lady of Sorrows The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows and the adjoining former convent of the Benedictine nuns were erected in the second half of the 16th century. Today the church has a central layout with a dome and lantern and is decorated with a rich, elegant rococo style with three altars and four wooden doors topped by canvases depicting Benedictine saints. The larger altar contains the statue of the dead Christ and our Lady of Sorrows, which are taken out in the procession which takes place in the streets of the city on the evening of Good Friday. A valuable organ, created by Gaetano Antonio Callido in 1766, is located in the wooden choir above the entrance door. 14 current building dates back to the second half of the 18th century, and preserves a valuable fresco from the end of the 15th century, portraying St Anna holding the Virgin on her knee, who is in turn holding the blessed Child. The work can perhaps be attributed to the brush of Francesco di Gentile from Fabriano, who was active in that area between the end of the 15th and the beginning of the 16th century. 15 St Peter’s Bell Tower 40 Cedar of Lebanon changes, but only simple maintenance works. The façade is preceded by a colonnade and the interior has a single nave with two chapels on the left. The larger altar which divides the church from the choir has a striking effect. The set of columns, capitals, trabeations, frames, and elements depicting foliage and shells is of large dimensions and in the centre contains a Baptism of Christ by Ercole Ramazzani. 19 Church of St Mary of Mercy 17 Church of the Madonna dell’Incancellata and the rural churches In Piazza San Pietro, St Peter’s Bell Tower stands tall, the only relic of the church of St Peter which was demolished there in 1870 as it was deemed dangerous. A large Cedar of Lebanon stands majestic in its place. Legend has it that it was planted there by an opponent of the clergy, so that it would be impossible to build another religious building on the site. This is the church where St Maria Goretti went to pray, especially in the month of May, and it is dedicated to the Virgin. Built around a holy aedicule depicting the Virgin feeding the Child, it has always been a popular destination for pilgrims. The building as it stands today dates back to the end of the 1600s. 18 Church of St John the Baptist and convent of the Capuchin Monks 16 Chiesa di Sant’Anna The Church of St Anna, patron saint of Corinaldo, was built in the early years of the 16th century by the Order of Hospitallers of the Holy Spirit. The 14 16 The small white church of St Mary of Mercy can be found around two kilometres along the road that connects Corinaldo to Castelleone di Suasa, on a ridge that overlooks the valley of the river Cesano. It is a typical rural church; other similar examples can also be found in Madonna del Piano, Sant’Isidoro, San Vincenzo, San Domenico, Santa Apollonia, San Bartolo di Corinaldo, San Bartolo di Monterado and in the Contrada Ville. Built at the beginning of the 17th century, over the centuries, it has not undergone any significant 31 Shutterstock Places to visit nearby A B C 1 The house where Santa Maria Goretti was born is located a short distance away from the historical town centre: it is a small country house, laid out on two floors. On the ground floor, one of the rooms still preserves elements of the primitive cow shed, whereas the spot where the wine cellar was located is now a small chapel dedicated to the Saint. The upper floor contains the kitchen, with a fireplace in the middle of the room, and the bedroom of Luigi Goretti and Assunta Carlini: this was where “Marietta”, as the family called her, was born on 16 October 1890. This room still contains many of the original furniture that belonged to the Goretti family, including the bed and the painting that was hung above the bed. 32 Maria Goretti was born in Corinaldo on16 October 1890, into a family of tenant farmers. She received the sacrament of baptism in the Church of St Francis on 17 October 1890. Extremely devout, each day she walked a considerably long section of road to reach the Church dell’Incancellata, where she went to pray. In 1896, Luigi Goretti, the head of the family, Maria’s mother Assunta and their six children followed the destiny of many other families, and departed towards the Agro Pontino area, in search of a better life. However, the work proved exhausting, also for the women and children, and the family was deprived of any kind of comfort. The Gorettis shared a house with the Serenellis, another family from the Marche region. One hot day in July, in the Ancient Farm of Ferriere di Conca, Marietta was mortally wounded by Alessandro Serenelli who had wanted to take advantage of her innocence. Maria died the following day, forgiving her murderer. It was 6 July 1902. News of this exceptional event travelled all over Italy and abroad. Maria’s mother, Assunta, returns to Corinaldo and years later in a moving meeting, forgave her daughter’s killer. Maria was beatified in St Peter’s on 27 April 1947 and canonised on 24 June 1950 by Pope Pius XII, to the delight of the large crowd present. Her mother Assunta was present at this extraordinary event, the only case in the history of the Church in which a parent has witnessed the glorification of his or her child. foto Tonino Paolini Maria’s birth house St Maria Goretti, the Holy Child foto Tonino Paolini A Holy Image of Santa Maria Goretti B The house where she was born C Diocesan Sanctuary of Santa Maria Goretti 1 Loreto The Sanctuary of the Holy House 3 2 2-3 Fonte Avellana (Serra Sant’Abbondio) The hermitage cited by Dante, at the bottom of Mount Catria 33 Places to visit nearby Corinaldo Nature Itinerary The rivers Nevola and Cesano flow through the land belonging to Corinaldo, between rolling hills that slope gently down towards the Adriatic sea,: visitors can stroll leisurely along their banks and enjoy being in close contact with an almost uncontaminated natural environment; in the Cesano Valley they can see the fluvial forest, trunks belonging to the Pleistocene (50 thousand years ago), which have come to light thanks to the erosion of the river. The area also features grassy areas of particular naturalistic interest and others with picnic equipment. 48 Parco delle fonti 50 Boccalupo Woodland Park 51 Archeological area of Santa Maria in Portuno foto Tonino Paolini Immerse yourself in the Parks to renew your energy in contact with nature. 2 1 3 50 51 1 Grottoes of Frasassi A unique sight, not to be found anywhere else in the world 2 Mount Catria The Apennine range in a mountain 3 The Conero Park A natural oasis on Mount Conero Nature and sport Our territory offers a range of activities for those who love playing outdoor sport: trekking and climbing, canoeing, mountain biking, horse riding, cross country skiing, recreational fishing and hang-gliding. Visitors can push themselves beyond their limits all year round and discover the wonderful scenery that spans from the Apennine range to the sea. 48 34 Discover our tours and let our guides recommend the best itineraries to suit your requirements! 35 Events A A Ancient Patregnani mill B House made of earth B foto Tonino Paolini Entitled “Ancient Patregnani Mill – oil, wine and flour rooms”, the exhibition is located in a historical building: a series of objects and tools used daily to produce basic products including flour, oil and wine are exhibited in the original areas that served as the area’s main hub for these products for many years. Visitors can view the millstones from the olive plant, which were still in use until the 1990s and the much older millstones of the flour mill, which probably date back to the Medieval. The location can be visited by subscribing to the “Il Molino Racconta” association, which manages the collection and organises its events. For information www.anticomolinopatregnani.it. foto Tonino Paolini The Ancient Patregnani mill foto Tonino Paolini Houses made of earth Earth houses are typical examples of rural architecture in farming areas. This construction technique, only used by the poorer social classes, reappears in cycles corresponding with moments of economic crises and seems to have been imported by the Balkans via the pilgrims who travelled to Loreto. There are various examples of this kind of building in Corinaldo: the best preserved example is located in Strada del Perino. events of historical and cultural interest. Remain up to date with the calendar of forthcoming events by visiting our web site www.corinaldoalbergodiffuso.it! The Dispute of the Well of Polenta This event is held every year in the third weekend in July, from late afternoon until late at night. Archery contests, historical games and the Palio delle contrade keep the medieval origins of Corinaldo alive, while a historical procession makes its way through the streets of the castle, featuring hundreds of participants proudly showing off the extraordinary beauty of their 16th century costumes. Halloween Every year, on the run-up to All Saints’ Day, the historical centre of Corinaldo lights up with a magical, fantastic atmosphere, featuring witches, the tunnel of fear, torches and pumpkins. The event always culminates with various firework displays at midnight on 31 October. National Jazz Music Festival Every summer, Corinaldo hosts some of the most prestigious groups from the national and international jazz music scenes. The concerts attract a large audience from the entire Marche region and beyond. Farming Culture A chunk of the most recent history of our territory. 36 foto Tonino Paolini foto Tonino Paolini The most important events in Corinaldo are held throughout the year and attract many visitors from the entire region and beyond. In addition to these, the annual calendar also fills up with many other Festa dei folli The spring/summer season in Corinaldo kicks off with the so-called “Festa dei Folli” (Festival of Madmen): an event full of shows, music and workshops, centred around a procession in traditional dress along the city walls and a parade of the area’s flag-throwers. Theatre Season at the Carlo Goldoni Theatre From December to May each year, the Carlo Goldoni Theatre is animated by a rich season of plays, ballets and concerts, featuring well-known Italian performers. Religious events Corinaldo provides the setting for many religious events involving the entire community, including the Easter Friday procession, the Procession of Christ Risen from the Dead, held on the afternoon of the Sunday after Easter; the Corpus Domini procession, with flowers lining the route, through the streets of the historic town centre; the Festival of St. Maria Goretti, on the first Sunday in July; the Festival of St Anna, patron saint of Corinaldo, on 26 July. 37 38 39 Tours and excursions Corinaldo Albergo Diffuso has devised a range of all-inclusive organised tours (transfer with private car or minibus, entry fees, authorised tour guide, local assistant and much more) with exclusive services custom-designed for small groups, which are regularly updated to offer new opportunities for visiting the area. Discover the details of each of the 27 tours currently available by visiting our web site! 40 No less than 27 all-inclusive tours and excursions, to discover our land in a no-stress formula! 1 Guided tour of the historical centre 10 Fonte Avellana of Corinaldo 11 Gradara and its medieval hamlet evening 2 Mountain bike tour 12 Tour of the nine castles of Arcevia 20 Grottoes of Frasassi 3 Tour in the mountains 13 Castelleone Archeological Park in Suasa 21 Stroll through the hills with the falconers 4 Climbing and canyoning 14 Jesi, the Emperor’s city 22 Excursion in a sailing boat 5 Visit to the Patregnani mill 15 Rock of Mondavio and tour 23 Aperitif at sunset on a sailing boat 6 Excursion to the Zoo 24 Trekking on the trail of the Marche region of a wine cellar 19 Dinner at the castle and medieval 7 Urbino, Unesco World Heritage Site 16 Beer in the Marche region 25 Outlet and factory store shopping tour 8 Ancona and the Conero Riviera 17 Biology trail 26 Visit to the Craft Village 9 Leopardi and Recanati 18 Visit to a historical wine cellar 27 Award-winning chefs 41 foto Tonino Paolini foto Tonino Paolini Let us help you organise your exclusive wedding along the Piaggia, one of the top ten most beautiful flights of stairs in Italy An exclusive location and ad hoc services, for a worry-free reception: stair and table decorations, restaurant booked in the case of bad weather, rooms for your guests and a SUITE for the BRIDE AND GROOM your choice of menu, an infinite range of options and possibilities to be agreed upon with the management. In collaboration with the ARMOGUASTO restaurant For INFO visit www.corinaldoalbergodiffuso.it or call 349 1038275 11 COSTA S. GIO VANNI V IC .D EL PIAZZA SAN PIETRO M TI BOS CAR ETO PAR DI N. LEO S.M . VIA VIA ASIL O S. VIA VIA AT RO TE PIE TR O DE L GO RE T LE RO DI ET VIA LE VIA VIA 12 53 21 SC AL 37 55 20 VICOLO VALERI CE NT O E 65 17 O BRE RG M LA TTE 60 SE 18 VIA TARDUCCI FOS S LA 138 NTA ZO DELLA POLE VIA DEL POZ O 6 PIA GG IA MURA 5 DEL S.M. MERCATO VIA 38 L DE TO T LO INE CO D VI IAR G 7 DEL LE SA GR AT O E ATOR VIA DEI CLEMENTI AG OS TIN O LARGO 10 AGOSTO 19 44 35 VIA LE S. 3 RTIC SCO DE L 24 CORS O 8 TE 23 DE L ELLI VIA A MATI DE L LE T VIA 27 A R CIMA 36 29 SC A 32 P IL IAZZ TE RR A EN O VI TI VIA SIMONET 9 VIA 25 TI 34 31 LLO DE . G OR ET TE RR EN O 33 A 238 S. 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BUCCI 4 39 BORGO DI SOTTO GANO MAN OSSO DEL F VIALE A LL TA DE ELLA VIA ANC INC DA N TE VIALE DANTE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Torre dello Sperone Porta San Giovanni Torre dello Scorticatore 10 Church of the Madonna del Piano 11 Collegiate of St Francis 12 Diocesan Sanctuary Porta Santa Maria del Mercato Torre del Mangano Torre del Calcinaro Torre della Rotonda of Santa Maria Goretti 13 Church of the Suffrage 14 Church of Our Lady of Sorrows 15 St Peter’s Bell Tower 16 Church of St Anna Landroni 9 Porta Nova 17 Sanctuary of our Lady Restaurants 138 Trattoria Armoguasto 238 Grotta del ‘500 56 Pizzeria Ai 9 Tarocchi 57 Al Casolare 58 Cantina Langelina 59 Colverde Pizzeria 44 60 Gusta-vino Bar and Restaurant 61 I Tigli Restaurant 62 Good Time Country Pub 63 La Favorita 64 ”Lo sfizio” Bar and Cafeteria 65 Osteria de Scuretto OGLIO ENTIV VIA B SET TO OCEFIS VIA CR E VIA FO VIA L RO BOARIO SET TO OCEFIS VIA CR PIAZZA DANTE VIALE VIA L N SANT’A RI EP NA 16 18 Church of St John the Baptist 19 Church of St Mary of Mercy 20 Town Hall 21 Ex convent of the Augustinians 22 Carlo Goldoni City Theatre 23 The 15th century House 24 Palazzo Amati 26 Palazzo Cesarini Romaldi 27 Palazzo Fata Ottaviani VIA GRANDI O G RA NDI I NC EL LA TA VIA SENIGALLIA OSTRA L I VENTUROL DELLE DE I VIA STRADA SP 12 NE VO LA SE DE AL RIN O C ME FIU VIA PE R MONTA LBOD LA VO O IC T COS S. G IUSEPPETTO NI TI ST RA RIP A DA DE I N SA VIA E 59 ST R RI P A FIU 46 DO EN OM S. D VIA VIA NE EV O LA FIUME N EVO L LA 91 City sports field 92 City sports centre 93 Skating rink 94 City tennis courts 95 “Le Fonti Country Club” swimming pool 96 Bowling green AD A A A VI RO ZIC CA A VI 38 Well of Polenta 39 Scuretto’s House 40 Cedar ofA Lebanon 31 Palazzo Mazzoleni Ciani 32 Palazzo Ridolfi 46 Houses made of earth 33 Palazzo Cimarelli 47 St. Maria Goretti’s birth house ARCEVIA 34 Palazzo Sforza 48 Parco delle Fonti BARBARA OSTRA VETERE 35 Palazzo Brunori 49 Park of the Cesarini Romaldi Villa JESI 36 Palazzo Cesarini60 50 Boccalupo Woodland Park 37 Fig wood cannon Sporting facilities SANT A AD A A VI 29 Palazzo Sandreani VINCE NZO 30 Palazzo Rossi Ricci E LE VIL INC A ORIO MONT DI S TR A O OL RT BA A VI S P TRA MUONTEDA RA TO SAN RIP SP 12 ST R S. E NT FO STRAD A DA RA ST 57 DI S. 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VIA 50 LEONE A VIA DEI CATALA DA NI O OL RT BA VI A A VIA SANT A STRADA EG D LI DI RDA 58 V IA LE NE VO L CO ST A A VI A GR CORINALDO LA UA RO ND TA RA MU M NCELLATA VIA INCA VIALE DANTE A RI ON O CC LA DEL RICCARDI M SP 17 19 I DE 17 STA CU TE A VI STRADA ME L DE VIA 96 VIA GASPERINI O SIT PO DE O M DEL FOSSO A AT ER IB 62 95 DEGLI EROI A VI VIALE E AL NT STRAD A VIL LE 47 PREG IAGN A LO EL FFA RA 49 DI AN OL M I 18 SP 17 46 RO O ID IS GRAZIE A DE LL E VIA LE 46 O PERIN 10 51 54 AD A VIA ANO CES N SA M RO SS I VI DA ST RA L A VI NA ON AD O AN S TR PI DE I LL E 63 L DE A DE SP 13 ESE GOL PER M A VI TU RA TA TA ST RA D MONDAVIO PERGOLA VI A CO NA DE L O NN AD E VIA FIU M SP 424 DA STRAFONTE DEL ICARETO DI V A ANO CES MONTERADO RIPE LM I GR AN DE C E FIU M O AN PI RA DA MAROTTA FANO E ES ST OL RG PE DE OSTA NO ESA V IA EL MONTERADO FANO SP 424 OSTRA VETERE 51 Archeological area of Santa Maria in Portuno 53 Claudio Ridolfi City Art Collection 54 Madonna del Piano Museum and Archaeological site 55 Costume Gallery and Museum of Popular Traditions Price List FULL BOARD FROM 1 JUNE 2014 TO 31 DECEMBER 2015 including electric bicycle hire (subject to availability) and entry to the swimming pool Single room with double bed Week1 Week-end2 Day - Double 385 € 120 € 65 € Triple 315 € 100 € 55 € Quadruple 280 € 90 € 50 € 5-Bed Room 250 € 80 € 45 € HALF BOARD (overnight stay - breakfast - dinner) including electric bicycle hire (subject to availability) and entry to the swimming pool FROM 1 JUNE 2014 TO 31 DECEMBER 2015 Single room with double bed Week1 Week-end2 Day 1 Double 355 € 110 € 57 € Triple 285 € 90 € 47 € Quadruple 255 € 80 € 45 € 5-Bed Room 225 € 70 € 40 € 7 nights; 2 2 nights PRICE PER PERSON CHILDREN UP TO 3 YEARS FREE IN DOUBLE ROOM CHILDREN FROM 3 TO 12 YEARS -10 € per day Full board, -5 € per day Half board BED AND BREAKFAST FROM 07 JANUARY TO 28 FEBRUARY / FROM 03 NOVEMBER TO 22 DECEMBER Single room with double bed 45 € Double 55 € Triple 75 € Quadruple 85 € 5-Bed Room 95 € FROM 01 MARCH TO 31 MARCH / FROM 04 MAY TO 14 JULY / FROM 01 SEPTEMBER TO 26 OCTOBER Single room with double bed 50 € Double 65 € Triple 85 € Quadruple 95 € 5-Bed Room 105 € FROM 1 APRIL TO 3 MAY / FROM 23 DECEMBER TO 06 JANUARY Single room with double bed 55 € Double 75 € Triple 90 € Quadruple 100 € 5-Bed Room 110 € Double 85 € Triple 100 € Quadruple 110 € 5-Bed Room 120 € Quadruple 110 € 5-Bed Room 120 € FROM 15 JULY TO 31 AUGUST Single room with double bed 65 € FROM 27 OCTOBER TO 2 NOVEMBER (HALLOWEEN) Single room with double bed - Double 85 € PRICES PER ROOM PER DAY CHILDREN UP TO 3 YEARS FREE IN DOUBLE ROOM Triple 100 € Corinaldo Albergo Diffuso Via del Teatro, 31 60013 Corinaldo AN info@corinaldoalbergodiffuso.it Phone: +39 071 7975849 +39 071 7975856 +39 071 67686 Fax: +39 071 6623110 www.corinaldoalbergodiffuso.it
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