Marche

Marche

Farmhouse near Porto San Giorgio, Le Marche

This large building, which is a restored conversion of two houses, comes with eleven hectares of olive and walnut trees, and grounds with distant sea views.

Spaghetti with broccoli and whitebait

From their restaurant Lo Scudiero in an exquisite 16th-century palazzo, brothers Luca and Fabio Ridolﬁ put Pesaro ﬁrmly on Germaine Stafford culinary list.

Day Tripper: Urbino

Often neglected, Urbino is well worth a visit, as Christine Webb discovers.

Restored stone home in Sant’Angelo di Pontano, Le Marche

Lovingly renovated in vernacular style, this two-bedroom home with pool just outside Sant’Angelo da Pontano is great value at..

Casale Paradiso, Penna San Giovanni, Le Marche

Cypresses, olive trees and elms shelter this ancient casale, which affords breathtaking views across the sinuous hills and lush countryside of Le Marche

Le Marche - an infinite landscape

We explore the southern part of the up-and-coming Le Marche region.

Raphael returns to Urbino

Raphael returns to his eastern Italian Marche region hometown Urbino on Saturday in a show highlighting the influence of his father Giovanni Sanzio's workshop and that of Sanzio's friend Perugino.

Urbino exhibition recalls young Raphael

The youthful experiences and early artworks of a man who would become one of the greatest Renaissance masters are spotlighted in an upcoming exhibition in this eastern Italian town.

Show to spotlight Raphael's relationship with Urbino

An exhibition opening here this spring explores the lifelong relationship between this Marche town and the art of its most famous son, Renaissance master Raphael Sanzio.