Grottammare Alta: An enchanting medieval village perched high above the sea, perfect for a romantic stroll through historic alleys and breathtaking views.

Dove mangiare ? 

• Aperitif & Cocktails

  The village is full of charming little bars and restaurants—perfect for catching a stunning sunset over the sea.

  • Salsamenteria

  • La grotta del Fleurie

• Dinner
  Our top picks:

  • La Cantina di Sant'Agostino: A truly special place where you can dine inside the enchanting cloister of an ancient church.

  • Kalamari: Outdoor seating, excellent local seafood, and beautiful sea views.

  • Borgo Antico: A cozy restaurant in the heart of the old town, set among charming stone alleys. It offers great traditional dishes in a unique and timeless atmosphere (see picture).

🐟 Seefood Lungomare 

• Il Grecale 

• L'Ancora

• Il Colibri

• Il Grillo 

San Benedetto del Tronto Marche

San Benedetto del Tronto enchants visitors with its famous promenade, a lush expanse of palm trees and themed gardens stretching along the Adriatic coast. The South Pier (Molo Sud) is a true open-air museum, home to the "Artistic Pier" sculptures that offer a unique walk where art meets the sea.

The vibrant and welcoming city center perfectly blends the shopping of Viale Secondo Moretti with the historic charm of the "Paese Alto"—the town's ancient upper village.

Where to Eat?

🍕Pizzerie

• 21 Gram: Located right in the city center, this is the perfect spot if you’re feeling undecided. It’s famous for its light, easy-to-digest pizzas as well as its "exquisite" gourmet burgers.

• Crunch Pizza: If you love a crispy crust (as the name suggests), this is the place for you. They offer a unique "Pizza Crunch" with a variety of delicious and creative toppings.

• Mamma Rosa SBT: The go-to spot for authentic Neapolitan-style pizza with its signature soft, high crust.

• Don Franchino: Boasting a prime location right on the seafront promenade, this restaurant is celebrated for its high-end gourmet pizzas.

🍔 Meet, Burgers & More

• Passione carnele

• Ustoso

🐟 Seefood & International

• Sbizzura

• Nijudo -Modern Sushi

• La Croisette

Uno dei borghi più belli d'Italia, famoso per l'arte del merletto a tombolo e per il suo suggestivo centro storico.

Known as the "City of Travertine." Don't miss the stunning Piazza del Popolo for an aperitif featuring the famous stuffed olives (olive ascolane)

A village that serves as a true balcony over the Adriatic. If you’re looking for authentic Abruzzo arrosticini, we recommend Largo del Mulino (with its panoramic terrace) or I Compari del Barone, famous for its high-quality meat and authentic atmosphere.