Casamare Senigallia - Casamare Senigallia

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===== Exterior ===== CasaMare Senigallia is a comfortable and elegant apartment on the top floor of a small building served by a lift in the heart of Senigallia in a residential area surrounded by services, clubs, shops, supermarkets and restaurants. The house is about 1.5 km from the sea which can be easily reached by bicycle in less than 10 minutes. The structure of the house is designed to enjoy a beach holiday in complete freedom and with the convenience of finding everything you need in a few meters. The house offers 6 total beds divided into a double bedroom, a bedroom with two single beds and a double sofa bed in the living area and is the ideal place for families or groups of friends who want to spend their holidays together. At guests' disposal a kitchen equipped with a 4-burner stove, refrigerator and freezer, a table for 6 people and a complete bathroom with shower and two terraces that give great brightness to all the rooms of the house. - Services: Services included: • Bed linen and towels • Water, electricity, gas, heating • Cleaning and sanitizing at the beginning and end of the stay • Internet wifi connection with hot-spot modem • 2 bicycles available WELCOME COURTESY KIT 3 towels per person (1 shower towel, 1 face towel, 1 bidet towel) 2 sheets per bed 2 pillow cases BATHROOM: 1 shower mat for each bathroom 1 liquid hand soap with disposable dispenser for each bathroom 1 liquid shampoo shower with disposable dispenser for each bathroom 2 rolls of wrapped toilet paper for each bathroom KITCHEN 1 disposable dish sponge 1 kitchen sponge cloth 1 liquid hand dish detergent format 500 ml 1 roll of paper towels 1 disposable hand sanitizer gel of 500 ml 2 kitchen tea towels 2 kitchen tablecloths Services not included • Extra cleaning € 90.00 per service • Extra towels € 6.00 / person • Extra linen and towels € 12.00 / person • Tours, excursions and experiences - Attractions: THE AREA OF SENIGALLIA Spiaggia di Velluto and the Rotonda a Mare are the tourist symbol of Senigallia but in addition to this what to do and what to see in Senigallia. Here it is! Senigallia is a splendid seaside resort in the province of Ancona, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Marche. Since 1997 it receives the Blue Flag every year for its clean waters, the services offered to tourists and the guaranteed safety on the beaches. It has a beautiful promenade of 14 kilometers, with beaches equipped with various bathing establishments and easy to use even with strollers or people with mobility problems, thanks to the presence of walkways that lead up to the beach. Senigallia today is one of the most evocative seaside towns of the Marche, with a long sandy beach, made up of grains so small that it is worth the nickname "velvet beach". Just 20 minutes by car are the famous beaches of the Conero Riviera such as Portonovo, Sirolo and Numana, renowned all over the world, where beach, sea and rocks come together to create a unique landscape. Senigallia is located near the mouth of the Misa river, in a flat area surrounded by green hills that directly overlook the sea. On warm summer evenings the seafront comes alive with many clubs that play live music and restaurants, a stone's throw from the sea, which cook the excellent fish caught the day by the fishing boats that go out every day and sell their products at the market that takes place every day at the Foro Annonario. The history of tourism dates back to the early 1900s and its symbol soon became the Rotonda a Mare, inaugurated in 1933. This beautiful building underwent several destructions and reconstructions, the last in recent years, in fact the Rotonda was reopened in the summer of 2006 with the intention of making it a privileged place for entertainment. Senigallia is not only a beautiful seaside resort where you can spend holidays in the name of relaxation, sun and fun, but also a lovely old town with several palaces, churches and monuments that are worth seeing to fully appreciate the beauty of the city. La Rocca is one of the most characteristic buildings to see in Senigallia, built as a defensive structure, over the centuries it saw the superimposition of different architectural styles, becoming not only a fortress but also the home of wealthy noble families. Today it periodically hosts art exhibitions and cultural events. Near the Rocca there are other buildings of a certain value: Palazzo del Duca, dating back to 1500 and strongly desired by the Della Rovere, inside is the splendid coffered ceiling that can be admired in the Throne Room; Even the Foro Annonario, where the fruit, vegetable and fish market is held daily, has an architectural structure of some interest; designed in 1834 in neoclassical style, it is characterized by a circular portico with 24 Doric columns. Designed in 1834 by the Senigallian architect Pietro Ghinelli. LE MARCHE - ITALY IN ONE REGION ITALIAN SECRET Le Marche is one of Italy’s best-kept secrets. Sandwiched between the Adriatic and its better known neighbours Tuscany and Umbria, this quiet and sparsely-populated region has long slipped under the travel radar. Yet with a string of charming hilltop towns and a landscape ranging from snow-capped Apennine peaks to dreamy beaches and otherworldly caves, it’s the perfect place to experience Italy without the crowds. Outstanding with their geometrical shapes and imposing appearance, Italian castles are not only awe-inspiring but absolutely marvelous – a splendor that is best observed in person. Interestingly, no two castles seem alike and each has unique features that correlate with historical events, natural surroundings, and political changes over the centuries. RICH HISTORY Few countries in the world are suffused with such a strong sense of historical continuity as Italy. From the myths that surround the birth of the Etruscan civilization to the foundation of United Italy in the 19thC, past and present are inextricably linked in a seamless web that stretches back over three millennia. This short account provides a thread to guide you through the labyrinth of this complex story. You'll find more detailed local history in the individual town pages. RESTAURANTS Marche is centrally located on the eastern Italian coast, nestling between the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea. The region is characterised by a rugged, mountainous inland and a beach-lined coast, dotted with quaint seaside towns. These variations in the region’s geography are also reflected in its food; seafood is popular, along with rural delicacies such as wild funghi, game, nuts and herbs and the region’s treasured truffles. Coniglio in porchetta, rabbit stuffed with wild fennel is a revered regional speciality, and traditional porchetta made with suckling pig and stuffed into rolls is a popular street food. Autumn in Le Marche If you are not fond of hot days and you love the beautiful mild sunny days, when the sun gently caresses your skin and senses, inviting you to spend time in the open air, why don’t you take the chance of a holiday in Marche in Autumn? THE SCENT OF THE GRAPE HARVEST Especially in the first part of autumn, the scents of the grape harvest invade the Marche hills. With must they make the typical, soft donuts that you can find in many local bakeries, must biscuits, perfect to be served with “vino cotto” (literally “cooked wine”) and “sughetti” (a kind of polenta made of must, corn flour and walnuts). When the must is cooked for a long time, sapa is produced: it is a sweet and sticky ingredient perfect for seasoning polenta and making cavallucci (a typical local biscuit). In Montecassiano the festival of sughitti is held during the last week of September. The oldest Sagra dell’Uva (wine festival) in Italy is held in Cupramontana at the beginning of October: it’s a festival with food, music, dances and, of course, Sir Wine. OLIVE HARVEST &