Cupramontana-Accoglie

About this rental

The Marche is one of the Italian regions where nature reveals itself in all its beauty and overwhelming grandeur. There are numerous areas protected by the WWF in this region, as well as a great many national parks established here to celebrate the richness of the local flora and fauna.

And it is precisely in this region that Cupramontana is situated, the undisputed capital of Verdicchio, a fine wine well-known even abroad, which ranks among the best Italian whites and takes its name from the ‘greenish’ colour of its grapes.
Cupramontana, a municipality in the province of Ancona with around 4,500 inhabitants, lies 505 metres above sea level and is the ideal place for those wishing to spend a holiday immersed in nature, enjoying hours of peace and tranquillity amongst olive groves and centuries-old vineyards.

Thanks to the wealth of attractions the Cupramontana area has to offer, the Cupramontana-Accoglie association was established – a tourist information centre designed to assist visitors wishing to enjoy a pleasant stay in this part of the Marche region.

Cupramontana-Accoglie comprises around twenty accommodation providers of various kinds (farm stays, bed and breakfasts, campsites and holiday homes), all situated near the centre of the village. The passion and love that the members have for their local area means that every year special excursions are organised along the paths that wind through the Ancona hinterland, such as the route to the Hermitage of the White Friars – between Cupramontana and Poggio Cupro – or the one located in the Conca della Cesola.

The Cupramontana-Accoglie association is the go-to organisation for anyone wishing to learn more about the area’s rural hospitality, its food and wine traditions, and the numerous folklore events held each year to entertain residents and holidaymakers alike, such as the Grape Festival and the Night of Verdicchio.

Cupramontana-Accoglie can also provide any information needed by those who decide to explore the landscapes of the municipality. This area certainly has plenty to offer: 3 trails for those who love being in touch with nature (which can also be explored by bike), the Cave Museums (the former convent of Santa Caterina and the Label Museum) for history and art enthusiasts, and various wineries for those who appreciate fine wine. Valuable recommendations are also provided regarding places to enjoy good food and other attractions to be discovered in the surroundings of Cupramontana.