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What to see in Grottammare during a beach holiday

Grottammare, on the Riviera delle Palme in the Marche region, is a destination that combines beaches, history, culture and nature walks. As well as enjoying the sea and the tree-lined promenade, it is well worth visiting Grottammare Alta, the medieval village with its characteristic narrow streets, ancient walls and scenic squares.

Key attractions include Piazza Peretti, the Teatro dell’Arancio, the Church of Santa Lucia and the Torrione della Battaglia, which houses a collection dedicated to the sculptor Pericle Fazzini. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the coastal cycle path offers the chance to explore the coastline and reach Dream Point 43° Parallelo.

Grottammare’s location also makes it possible to organise day trips to San Benedetto del Tronto, to discover the town’s seafaring traditions and visit the Maritime Museum, or to Cupra Marittima.

To make the most of your holiday, we recommend alternating days at the beach with visits during the cooler parts of the day, and checking museum opening times and seasonal events in advance.

The CostAzzurra Residence, on the Lungomare Sud, less than 50 metres from the beach, offers B&B rooms and self-catering apartments, a swimming pool and a range of facilities to help you organise a holiday combining time by the sea with exploring the local area.

Discover Grottammare and plan your beach holiday with CostAzzurra Residence.