Urbino & Montefeltro
Urbino & Montefeltro

The Renaissance
just outside your window

UNESCO World Heritage, the birthplace of Raphael, the cradle of Italian humanism — five minutes from the Colleverde forest.

Urbino, UNESCO World Heritage
Where the Renaissance was born

A city to walk,
a region to discover slowly.

Urbino's historic centre, declared UNESCO World Heritage in 1998, is a single Renaissance masterpiece: the Palazzo Ducale of Federico da Montefeltro, the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche where Piero della Francesca and Raphael speak to each other, the steep medieval streets where the painter of the Sistine Madonna was born and raised.

Around the city, the Montefeltro: hills, ancient woods, fortified villages — San Leo, Gradara, Mondaino — and the gastronomic traditions that have made this region famous: Acqualagna truffle, Cartoceto olive oil, Mondaino fossa cheese.

Explore

Three entrances to discover Urbino

Museums & Galleries

Palazzo Ducale, Galleria Nazionale delle Marche, Casa di Raffaello — and the lesser-known Renaissance gems.

Museums of Urbino

Events & Festivals

The Festa del Duca, Urbino Jazz, summer concerts in the Palazzo. The cultural calendar of the city.

Cultural events

Montefeltro

From the Colleverde forest to Sasso Simone, San Leo, Gradara. Nature, history, and flavours of the wider territory.

Montefeltro

Slow refuge between art and nature.

Five minutes from Urbino, ten hectares of forest. Best rate booking direct.