Serra San Quirico

the origins of the village of San Quirico, Marche, are dated back before the Roman era. Subsequently, in order to check the strategic step by the Gola della Rossa, precisely the Romans founded a military garrison around which developed the original village. Later it was destroyed by the barbarian invasions and in the first years of the 1000 San Romualdo contributed to the revival of the country making build a church of San Quirico.

The historic center, beautifully preserved, has the characteristic medieval fourteenth-century. The Copertelle, a true symbol of the village are covered passages that run along the walls of the town.

BY CAR

• From North and South: Take the A14 motorway (from the north in the direction of Ancona and from the south in the direction of Naples), exit at Ancona Nord, follow the direction to Rome, continue on the SS 76, exit in the direction of Gola della Rossa / Serra S. Quirico, turn onto the SP 76 and follow the direction for Serra San Quirico.

ON THE TRAIN

• Serra San Quirico railway station

BY PLANE

• Ancona airport

BY SEA

• Port of Ancona