The city and province of Fermo is located around the Girfalco hill, one of the most beautiful terraces on the Marche coast, and its territory is made up of hills that slope gently towards the sea. Fermo is therefore located between the Adriatic Sea, only eight kilometers from the city center, and the typical towns that reach up to the Sibillini mountains, the so-called Monti Azzurri.

This privileged position allows Fermo to have a clean sea, well-equipped beaches and a hinterland that becomes a natural gateway to the Sibillini mountains where you can enjoy even in summer the tranquility offered by the farms in the area and facilities equipped for trekking, mountain biking and horse riding.

It is an Italian municipality of 50,112 inhabitants, capital of the homonymous province in the Marche, the fourth in the region by population after Ancona, Pesaro and Fano.

The metropolitan area of ​​the city has 105,664 inhabitants (Istat data July 2010), including the municipality itself and all those municipalities with a commuting flow greater than 10% (Acquasanta Terme, Appignano del Tronto, Arquata del Tronto, Castel di Lama, Castignano, Castorano, Colli del Tronto, Folignano, Maltignano, Montegallo, Offida, Palmiano, Roccafluvione, Spinetoli, Venarotta and Valle Castellana). The metropolitan area is identified with the Functional Urban Regions (FURs) methodology.

Its historic center built almost entirely in travertine is among the most admired in the region and central Italy, by virtue of its artistic and architectural wealth. It preserves several noble and bell towers and for this reason it is called the City of a hundred towers.
In it is located the Renaissance Piazza del Popolo, considered among the most beautiful squares in Italy.

Ascoli Piceno is a bishopric. The industrial area is mainly developed in the middle and lower valley of the Tronto river.

Loreto is an Italian municipality of 12,543 inhabitants in the province of Ancona in the Marche region.

Loreto is famous for being the seat of the Basilica della Santa Casa, one of the most important and ancient places of Marian pilgrimage in the Catholic world. History tells that angels flew the "holy house" and in the basilica there is the possibility of visiting this very particular and unique monument in the world!

The Frasassi Caves are underground karst caves located in the municipality of Genga, in the province of Ancona. The cave complex falls within the Regional Natural Park of Gola della Rossa and Frasassi.

The complex is made up of a series of caves, the first of which, which can be visited from the current entrance, the Abisso Ancona: it has an extension of 180 x 120 m and a height of 200 m; it is so large (over 2 million m3) that the Milan Cathedral could easily fit inside it.

Since 1972 it has been under the protection of the Frasassi Consortium, made up of the municipality of Genga and the Province of Ancona, with the aim of safeguarding and enhancing its scientific and tourist usability.

Since 1 September 1974, part of the caves have been open to the public, becoming over time one of the major tourist attractions in the Marche; it is estimated that over 12 million people have visited them since then.

The Sibillini Mountains are a mountain massif located between the Marche and Umbria, in the Umbria-Marche Apennines along the primary watershed of the central Apennines. They are the fourth highest mountain group of the continental Apennines after Gran Sasso, Maiella and Velino-Sirente and are located between the provinces of Ascoli Piceno, Fermo, Macerata, Perugia and are home to the Sibillini Mountains National Park.

They are basically made up of limestone rocks, formed on the seabed of warm seas. The peaks in some cases exceed 2,000 m in altitude, such as the highest of the group, Mount Vettore (2,476 m above sea level), Pizzo della Regina or Mount Priora, Mount Bove and Mount Sibilla.

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