We are located about 200 m above sea level, just 15  minutes from the “velvet beaches” of Senigallia. If you arrive by highway, take the Senigallia exit and follow the signs for Corinaldo. The ride is short, extremely pleasant, and introduces you to the rolling hills of the March region. Once you reach the town, enter the medieval section of town through Porta Nuova and follow the signs for the Santuario di Santa Maria Goretti. You can park near the shrine and are then just a few meters from Palazzo Boscaretto.

Corinaldo is located in the centre of a rich, highly interesting, area. This striking hill town was elected the “Most Beautiful Village in Italy” in 2007 and “Top European Destination” in 2008. It is an excellent starting point for tours of the March region. There are naturalistic trails (the Frasassi Caves are just 30 minutes away by car), gourmet food routes (we are in the area where Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi, del Lacrima di Morro d’Alba, del Rosso Conero, and Rosso Piceno are all produced), and cultural roads (Urbino, Fabriano, Mondavio, Arcevia, Pergola and many other charming towns can be reached following flowing panoramic roads). Within a few kilometers from Corinaldo is the Chiesa di Santa Maria in Portuno (church) and the Parco Archeologico di Castilleone di Suasa (archeological park), which are among the main archeological areas in the area.