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LE MARCHE ARCHITECTURE The Ponte Mallio Bridge, a stop on the "Flaminian Way", is the last piece of Roman architecture still standing.The stone from which the bridge was built was gathered at a quarry that is another ‘stop’ on the Via Flaminia. When leaving Urbino, a trip to the tomb of Duke Federico at the church of San Bernardino will also reward the traveler with an excellent view of the city. |
 Cottage at San Cristoforo
Per week, as low as:
$1,423
 The cottage at San Cristoforo is an 18th-century restored cottage set in the lush countryside of Marche. The owners live on-site and are dedicated to making your stay fulfilling. Two bedrooms, 2 full baths, a country kitchen and mountain views from a private terrace provide comfort for up to 4 people - on the same grounds as the restored chapel property.
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Restored Chapel at San Cristoforo
Per week, as low as:
$1,003
 The Restored Chapel at San Cristoforo is a converted 18th-century rural chapel set in outstanding countryside, a romantic vacation rental getaway for two with 600 square feet of floor space and a large kitchen. The striking main living space is in the old chapel, with a pair of arches, 13-foot high pitched ceiling, and confessional (now a telephone booth!).
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Admiral Lofted One Bedroom
Per week, as low as:
$621
 This vacation rental apartment is a labor of love, created from a 16th century presbytery and church in an idyllic rustic setting in Italy's Marche region.The traditionally-built complex between Urbino and Gubbio has sweeping mountain views. This two-room apartment while simple is comfortable and charming; its two floors connected by an original iron ship's staircase (one of your hosts, a retired admiral's many nautical touches ). The property also features an attractive pool set against the rolling hills.
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