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  • AntPerkins
    Winchester, UK28 contributions
    Something different!
    Beautifully preserved cisterns. And a great place to go to escape the heat!! Something different to take the kids. Definitely worth a trip as part of the visit to Fermo.
    Review of: Roman Cisterns
    Written 13 August 2022
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  • Federico Bossi
    The Hague, The Netherlands51 contributions
    Beautiful. Worth a visit!
    The Piazza del Popolo of Fermo is so nice and just adds glamour to the beautiful city of Fermo. Apart from the Piazza Fermo is also very nice and definately worth a visit. Of course don't forget to see the main Piazza.
    Review of: Piazza del Popolo
    Written 29 August 2021
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  • Arthur E.
    Providence, RI26 contributions
    Impressive
    The uphill road can discourage tourists to get there but come on, you're on holiday, let's walk! The overall architecture is impressive as well as the works of art on the walls. I really recommend even to have a see of the crypt.
    Review of: Duomo
    Written 24 September 2019
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  • Arthur E.
    Providence, RI26 contributions
    Gorgeous park with panorama
    It's definitely worth spending some time relaxing here, the park that sorrounds the Duomo, at the top of the city hill. The view is unique: you can see both the Sibillini Mountains and the Adriatic Sea. The day we went we were so lucky that we caught a glimpse of the Conero, the mountain on the sea near Ancona.
    Review of: Piazzale del Girfalco
    Written 24 September 2019
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  • paolovbossi
    The Hague, The Netherlands788 contributions
    Visit the library!
    The Palazzo dei Priori contains two masterpieces. A painting made from Rubens and the library with an impressive globe. All the rest is nothing special but these two are really fascinating.
    Review of: Palazzo dei Priori
    Written 29 August 2021
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  • tfizzle
    Portland, OR1,968 contributions
    Not the Duomo, but beautiful haunting medieveal chuch
    Tucked away in a corner of the city, entering this church will give you a sense of what is was like to enter a medieval church. Tall nave, dark corners, poorly lit but expansive. Enter and dream of your famous renaissance novel involved church politics and dark corners and this place will come alive.
    Review of: Chiesa di San Francesco
    Written 12 August 2016
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  • Nick B
    Woking, UK44 contributions
    Don’t waste your time
    I’m not sure looking over a wall into someone’s garden counts as a tourist attraction, especially when the overgrown plants limit the view.
    Review of: Via del Teatro Antico
    Written 26 August 2018
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