Our blog is a modern relative of the old-fashioned guide book, which apparently is not as old as it may seem. Seen that I am open to new technology, but I do have a passion for paper, I accepted to write and translate into English the new guide book of Cupramontana: Cupramontana in tasca.
Read more ... In the heart of the Marche region, Cupramontana occupies a strategic position for those coming from both the sea and the mountains, as it is exactly halfway between Ancona and the Umbrian border. From the Adriatic side it is easily accessible along the Vallesina, in the hinterland of Ancona, while from the interior it is a few kilometers from historic Fabriano.
Whichever way you choose to go to Cupramontana, you cannot help but think that the first inhabitants of this city have chosen a strategic position to lay the foundation stone. With its height of 505 meters above sea level and a very wide view over an area that stretches from the foothills to the Adriatic Sea, Cupramontana welcomes visitors with all its might. And if, before you reach the top of the hill, you can see the soft hills of the agricultural landscape around the municipality, it is easy to imagine that the precious fertile land has always been an essential element of Cupramontana.
