Where we are
The apartment il Balcone dei Sibillini is near Piazza Alberico Gentili in San Ginesio. In via Giuseppe Salvi n.2 next to the famous ruins of Alberico Gentili’s house.
From Sibyl’s balcony, situated on the top floor of the Merelli Cegna’s house, you can behold a breathtaking view of an extraordinary panorama that encompasses the Conero mount and the entire Sibillini Mountains range. The sunlight illuminates guest rooms, offering vitality, while the serene starry sky and quietness enable you to relish the refreshing San Ginesio nights.
The courtyard on the ground floor offers a revitalising escape under a magnificent magnolia tree, renowned for its exquisiteness; the aroma of white flowers airs through the rooms during July and August.
The Sybl’s Balcony Apartment, spanning 180 square meters, features a spacious entrance and is adorned with antique furniture.
San Ginesio
San Ginesio is a picturesque medieval village located in the province of Macerata, in the central Italian region of Marche. Nestled on a hilltop at an altitude of approximately 690 meters (2,264 feet) above sea level, this location provides breathtaking panoramic vistas of the picturesque Marche countryside and the impressive Sibillini Mountains.
Renowned for its historical significance and beautifully preserved architecture, San Ginesio presents a delightful fusion of cultural heritage and scenic splendor.
Historical Hints
San Ginesio boasts a fascinating history dating back to the Middle Ages. Named after Saint Genesius, a martyr and patron saint of actors, the village is rich in historical architecture. The Collegiate Church of San Ginesio is a notable example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture, featuring an impressive facade and intricate frescoes. The village’s defensive walls and towers, such as the Porta Picena, Porta Offuna, Porta Alvaneto, and Porta Ascarana, highlight its strategic importance in medieval times..
Where to park
Free parking lots are available nearby at Piazzetta San Filippo, approximately 200 meters away from the house.
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Tourist and Cultural Attractions
San Ginesio is an ideal destination for tourists interested in history, culture, and natural beauty. Visitors can wander through its charming narrow streets, visit the Civic Museum, and enjoy wide panoramic views.
The village hosts various cultural events including Le Giornate Gentiliane, the most prestigious international conference for promoting studies on the thought of Alberico Gentili, emeritus professor of international law at Oxford University in the 17th century. And festivals, among which the Palio dei Terzieri, a historical reenactment that brings local traditions to life and the most attractive Ginesio Fest, a week of amazing theatre events with the awarding of the best Actor’s Art of the year.
In addition to its historical and cultural attractions, San Ginesio offers excellent opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and nature walks, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing and enriching holiday.
Geographic Features
Geographically, San Ginesio is located in the heart of the Marche region, offering convenient proximity to the Adriatic coast and the Apennine Mountains. The village is surrounded by verdant landscapes, vineyards, and olive groves, making it a perfect spot for open-air leisure time. Its elevated location guarantees a mild climate for savouring the picturesque surroundings and peaceful ambience.
Synopsis
San Ginesio offers a unique blend of historical charm, cultural wealth, and natural beauty. Whether you are a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, San Ginesio provides a captivating experience in one of Italy’s most picturesque settings.
CONTACTS
via Don G. Salvi 2,
62026 San Ginesio Italia
mobile: +39 338 3990412
info@ilbalconedeisibillini.com
TIMETABLE
check-in from 2 pm to 7 pm
check-out before 11 pm
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