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Ancona is along with Civitavecchia, Bari and Genova, one of the entrances in Italy by sea. As all the cities with ports, it is considered ugly and not friendly to tourists. This is half the truth. Why?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Because, in fact, there is no Italian city which can be called ugly. The capital of Marche is built on hills, among sunflower cultivations and just after escaping from one of the worst ports ever seen, you feel like being in paradise. The city center is quite pleasant too, with large squares, pedestrian areas and a city market, where you can eat well with ridiculously little money and also buy the marvelous local delicacies. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
– Hey cook, tell us the truth at last and stop speaking like a guide. If we are nearby, is there any reason to enter the city center?<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n – My answer is \u039d\u039f. Keep going north (as we are gonna do) or south, or west. Ancona is very strange as a city and you can be lost very easily. <\/p>\n\n\n\n So, passing Ancona we first reach Falconara Maritima, a place with no interest. Generally, I find all the area close to the sea ugly and very badly urbanized with awful concrete blocks, built during the 70\u00b4s and the railways passing near the coast. But 500 meters away, direction mainland, you \u00b4ll find the usual Italian paradise. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Nevertheless, this area has not only bad things to see. There, you can find amazing fish taverns and restaurants starting from cheap ones and arriving to extremely expensive 3 stars restos like la Madonnina del Pescatore or Uliassi, both at Senigallia. But you don\u00b4t have to spend a lot to eat well, you are in Italy, man, don\u00b4t forget that. <\/p>\n\n\n\n (to be continued) <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Alternative, as we are, we are gonna make suggestions about relatively unknown places and other pleasures. Always cheap, affordable, Democratic. Writing for travelling, during the…<\/p>\n