Cingoli

They call Cingoli the Balcony of the Marche: from its belvedere at over 600 metres the view runs across the region to the Adriatic, and on clear days to the mountains of Croatia. The walled town occupies the site of Roman Cingulum, fortified by Caesar's lieutenant Titus Labienus, and was named Borgo dei Borghi for 2026.

Highlights

• A walk round the walls: sea on one side, forest on the other
• The Gothic Collegiata di Sant'Esuperanzio
• The State Archaeological Museum, from prehistory to the Roman age
• Lago di Cingoli, the reservoir on the Musone
• Ciliegino, the local cherry liqueur

Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.