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Rocca Tiepolo Fortress in Porto San Giorgio Copyright All rights reserved © By itravelinitaly.com travelers from Italy Photo by Baldassarri Giuseppe.
Rocca Tiepolo Fortress, Via Leonardo Da Vinci, 3, 63822 Porto San Giorgio FM, Italy. Porto San Giorgio, the city of the riviera, was born as a fishing village that until - from Roman times - was linked to the city of Fermo becoming its port. Its importance was so great that it was named in the Itinerary of the Emperor Antoninus, dating back to the century. III d. C. and the Tabula Pentingeriana, an ancient map of the Roman imperial era. It appears with the name of Castello Firmani. Center of maritime traffic of the hinterland and of Fermo from and to Venice, it made sure that a friendly alliance was established between this city and Fermo. After the fall of the barbarians and the consequent destructions, some fishermen settled in the area that gave life to a town, that in 1164 passed to the chapter of the Canons of the Cathedral Fermo, to…

Location; Porto S.Giorgio - Teatro, 63822 Porto San Giorgio FM, Italy, 63822 Porto San Giorgio FM, Italy. The Theater of Porto San Giorgio, formerly Teatro Vittorio Emanuele II, was inaugurated in 1817, after five years of work and was designed by the architect Giuseppe Locatelli di Tolentino. The dedication of the theater to Vittorio Emanuele dates back to 1860, in honor of the stage that the King made during his trip to Porto San Giorgio. The event inspired the scenographer Mariano Piervittori of Foligno for the painting of the great Curtain of the Theater which however was stolen in the 60s. In 1910, the San Giorgio painter Sigismondo Nardi masterfully frescoed the vault of the theater, with a great allegory of the arts and human destiny, framed in a web of stars and nets, signifying the fishing vocation of the city and its inhabitants. The vault of Nardi gives the Theater an original and very precious historical-artistic profile. The hall, in the classical horseshoe shape, is deli…

I Travel in Italy introduce; Arco del Diavolo Porto San Giorgio @portosangiorgio Copyright All rights reserved © By itravelinitaly.com travelers from Italy Photo OnGoogleMaps by Baldassarri Giuseppe. 
Arco del Diavolo, Via Cacciona, 63822 Porto San Giorgio FM, Italy. Arch of the devil of Porto San Giorgio gives access to the interior of the village. Legend has it, that after sunset, you can't cross the arch, as the devil himself usually shows up and frightens passers-by.

I Travel in Italy introduce; The mullioned window in Porto San Giorgio @portosangiorgio Copyright All rights reserved © By itravelinitaly.com travelers from Italy Photo OnGoogleMaps by Baldassarri Giuseppe.  
Via Crocefisso, 63822 Porto San Giorgio FM, Italy. Typical of the Romanesque and Gothic periods, in which it became an ornamental motif of windows and bell towers, it was often used also in the Renaissance period. Mullioned windows appear at the end of antiquity. They are very frequent in early Christian and Byzantine architecture. in vogue in the nineteenth century in the period of eclecticism and the rediscovery of ancient neo-gothic, neo-Renaissance styles.

I Travel in Italy introduce; Main course Castel San Giorgio @portosangiorgio Copyright All rights reserved © By itravelinitaly.com travelers from Italy Photo OnGoogleMaps by Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling .
Corso Castel S. Giorgio, 63822 Porto San Giorgio FM, Italy. The course maintains its medieval morphology. It is still surrounded by the streets and alleys that lead those who travel along with them in an ideal journey, which allows us to think and imagine the life of the past. A sort of "romantic journey", in the medieval dream and among the memories of the life of the beginning of the last century, which begins and ends in the splendid and long frame of the course, today a pedestrian passage in the historical center of the city.

I Travel in Italy introduce;  The stone pine memories of Porto San Giorgio @portosangiorgio Copyright All rights reserved © By itravelinitaly.com travelers from Italy Photo OnGoogleMaps by Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling . 
Via Girolamo Bonaparte, 63822 Porto San Giorgio FM, Italy. Armed with a rudimentary sling, we left as a group of 4 or 5 kids, they started hunting for the largest pine cones set in these gigantic pines. Most of the time the pinecone fell on our heads, but it was worth it because we enjoyed the pine nuts there. From the hills between Fermo and Porto San Giorgio that slope down to the sea, it stands in the landscape The stone pine. The stone pine, botanical name Pinus pinea, also known as the Italian stone pine, umbrella pine, and parasol pine, is a tree from the pine family. The tree is native to the Mediterranean region.