Virtual tour

The Globe Room is located in Palazzo dei Priori in Fermo. The wooden Globe was designed by abbot Amanzio Moroncelli in 1713.

The Roman cisterns of Fermo are an authentic heritage of hydraulic art from the Augustan age, an ingenious idea by Vitruvius. The entrance is in via degli Aceti.

The Teatro dell’Aquila in Fermo was inaugurated in 1791. Ever since, it underwent many restorations and hosted numerous famous celebrities.

The Civic Art Gallery of Fermo is located in the Palazzo dei Priori museum complex. It includes the Globe Room and the Piceno museum section.

The “Romolo Spezioli” Civic Library originated as a public library and boasts more than three centuries of history. It includes 3.000 manuscripts, 127 codices and 300.000 documents.

The Fermo Cathedral, the Cathedral of the town, rises on Girfalco Hill and it shows a Romanesque-Gothic facade and mainly neoclassical interiors.

In the Campoleggio district of Fermo you will find the St. Monica Oratory, in Gothic style, and the St. Augustine Church, which dates back to the 13th century.

The Church of San Filippo Neri, today auditorium and exhibition room, represents an important trace of the Oratorians’ presence in Fermo.

Two rarities of the Italian museum landscape are located in Palazzo Paccaroni: the “Silvio Zavatti” Polar Museum and the “Tommaso Salvadori” Museum of Natural Sciences.

Torre di Palme stands on the hills surrounding Fermo: an ancient village perched on a rocky spur, rich in history and with an enchanting view over the sea.