Pet Family Camping Cortina

When you’re ready to step away from the beach for some exploration, start in Senigallia, where you can wander the streets, visit the 15th-century Rocca Roveresca fortress, see the Roman remains beneath La Fenice theatre, relive bygone times at Palazzeto Baviera and, most importantly, try some award-winning chocolate ice cream at Gelateria Brunelli. Time your visit well and you’ll be around for Senigallia’s Summer Jamboree, a festival celebrating the music and culture of 1940s and ‘50s USA – bring your dancing shoes, as you’ll definitely want to join in. If the kids are tiring of the olden days, you can bring them screeching back into the modern world with a stop at Mini Gran Prix for a spin around the track. Leaving Senigallia behind, trips to Fano and Corinaldo (both half an hour’s drive away) come highly recommended – the former for its cathedral and churches, Roman walls and the Malatesto Court, and the latter for its stunningly scenic streets and houses, and journey to get there along roads (depending on when you’re visiting) lined with sunflowers. Stray from the urban with nature-filled trips to Monte San Bartolo, Gola della Rossa e di Frasassi and Conero Regional Natural Parks, all within 45 minutes of Pet Family Camping Cortina.