Scapezzano
Scapezzano is an ancient walled village located on a hill in the Senigallia countryside, offering spectacular views of the coast and surrounding mountains. The perfectly preserved village is an example of medieval architecture with towers and defensive walls that tell centuries of history.
What to see in Scapezzano
Parish Church of San Giovanni Battista: an example of eighteenth-century architecture, it dominates the village and houses works of art of great value, including fifteenth-century frescoes and paintings by the painter Lelio Leoncini.
Walls and Tower: remains of the medieval city walls and the Tower testify to Scapezzano’s strategic importance in controlling the territory.
Historical reenactments: every year the Siege of Scapezzano is celebrated, an event that commemorates the village’s resistance against Giovanni Della Rovere’s demands for submission in 1480.
Giacomelli Viewpoints: Near the village are the famous views immortalized by the Senigallia photographer, with views of the hills and the sea that inspired some of his most famous works.
Mazzola winery and olive press: just steps from the village, you can taste local wines and extra virgin olive oil, enjoying an authentic experience of the Marche region.
Scapezzano is perfect for lovers of history, photography, and nature, offering unique glimpses that connect the medieval past with the beauty of contemporary vistas.
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Monumento, Parchi naturali e tematici, Punti panoramici, Natura, Storico, Architettura
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