Senigallia is a small but lively town in Marche. There are a number of places to see and do in the town itself
Historic Centre
A couple of suggestions in the historic area of Senigallia.
Rocca Roveresca – Historic Castle
Foro Annonario – Lively semi circular building with shops and cafes
Palazzo Del Duca – Cultural Centre with local exhibitions
Corso 2 Giugno – Lively pedestrianised street in historic centre
S. Pietro Apostolo – Cathedral from 1700s in Piazza del Duomo
Area archeologica e museo La fenice – Museum of Roman Ruins
Beachfront
Nice places to walk along or enjoy the beach.
Marina Nuova & Vecchia Pier – Piers in the sea with nice views
Rotonda Al Mare – Round Building located in the sea
Beaches – There is a continuous beach along senigallia split between the Lungomare G. Mameli (Marina Vecchia) where there a rocks in the sea created a calm and wave-free swimming zone and the Lungomare Dante Alighieri (Marina Nuova) where there are no rocks and you get open sea. Both are very nice for swimming with calm warm water.
Spiaggia Libera – There are many ‘ombrelloni’ or beach huts along the beach with you can pay to use for the day or over a longer period, however, there are also various areas where you can be on the beach without the need for renting a space known as ‘free beach’.
Restaurants
There are a lot of good places to eat from simple places to michelin starred restaurants.
Piadina Restaurants
Carducci Piadineria
Magnon
Piadinando
Seafood
Pancho
Raggio Azzuro
La Pagaia
Tajamare
Da Nialtri
Sushi Corner
Pizza
Matis
Cavò
Porta Braschi
Other
Trattoria Pop
Nana Piccolo Bistrò
Gelato
Paolo Brunelli
Doria
Caffe Portici
Fine Dining
Uliassi – 3 Michelin stars
Madonnina del Pescatore – 2 Michelin stars
Clandestino Susci Bar
