Camerino: A Rustic Medieval Town in Italy
Nestled in the center of the Marche region in the province of Macerata, Camerino, Italy is a small town enclosed by walls due to its military origins. The city was originally accessible via three gates: Porta Malatestiana, Porta Caterina Cibo and Porta Boncompagni. Today, it is home to several historic sites. The town is nearest to Marche Airport (AOI), 36 miles away.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Camerino is between late April and late October. The busiest months for tourism in the area is December, May, and February. Book Camerino city hotels in August for cheaper rates and to catch the Camerino Music Festival and Camerino Corsa alla Spada e Palio.
What to Do & Area Attractions
When in Camerino, Italy, make sure to visit the Camerino Cathedral, built in the early 1800s and home to a 15th-century icon of the Madonna della Misericordia and other paintings and relics. Marvel at Basilica of San Venanzio, which is said to be built over the tomb of Saint Venantius of Camerino. Check out the panoramic balcony, frescoed halls, and portico of the Ducal Palace and the cylindrical towers of the 16th century Borgia Castle. The charmingly rustic Country House le Calvie B&B is set in an 18th-century farmhouse and offers suites and apartments with complimentary continental breakfast. The upscale Borgo Lanciano is set on the foothills of Sibillini Mountains and offers suites with room service and complimentary breakfast, a fireside lounge, a restaurant, and outdoor and indoor pools. The B&B Caselunghe is a family-run guest house which has free wifi, free breakfast and is near local attractions.