This lovely little shop is right at the bottom of the apt.. buildings. Right on the corner. Which…read moremakes it very convenient. It is always busy when it is open. Every week day and Saturday they have lovely fresh fruit and vegetables. The grapes are the absolute biggest I have ever seen. Plus they are sweet and juicy. These grew big in the Sicilian Sun , not force feed. Husband and wife couple , or maybe they are brother and sister. Not completely sure about that. They are friendly and can answer all your questions. It is always well lit up. Not much space inside but, they put a lot of Items outside as well, so in true Italian style you may look , smell, and touch all the wonderful fruit and veg, before you purchase it. Not too many places to park here though. So lucky for us it was in walking distance.

A wonderful place to take refuge in the heat of the afternoon sunshine, full of cavernous dungeons,…read morebreathtaking views and more than dash of noble history: The architectural typology of the fortress of Senigallia provides a typical example of a military fortification defined as a lowland fortress. These kind of fortifications, in their fifteenth-century shape and function were built only for military purposes and generally to preserve the interests of the local noblesse. The fortress, in its central body, had three residential floors served by a two-flight staircase with the entrance on the courtyard. The garrison and the officers were lodged in the lower floor: in 1508 it housed also the School of the bombardiers. The upper floors were reserved to the Duke. The hall which is today occuppied by the chapel dates back to the period of the Urbino Dukedom's devoltuion to the Church (after 1631).