
BY: Alessandro Savino
Nestled among the stunning scenery of the Fermano hills, Falerone is a village to be uncovered slowly, revealing the secrets of its long history and syncing with its intimate and simple atmosphere. Here, I had the chance to spend a truly special day, exploring the heart of the old town, and admiring the charming buildings that seemed eager to tell me stories from their past.
Falerone has deep, millennia-old roots that go back to the Roman Empire, and that’s why my second stop was the archaeological area of Falerio Picenus, located just outside the center in the hamlet of Piane. Another highlight of the region is its excellent culinary tradition. That’s why, for lunch, I took my time on a true gastronomic journey through local products and flavors.
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