Fermo

Fermo has served as a Roman colony in the Picenum region since the 3rd century BC. Set on a hill in southern Marche, it lies between the valleys of the Tenna and Ete Vivo rivers, with the Adriatic Sea nearby. Piazza del Popolo is the civic heart, framed by arcades and the Palazzo dei Priori, whose Sala del Mappamondo contains an 18th-century globe. Beneath the streets, the Roman Cisterns preserve an extensive ancient water-storage system, while the cathedral and Teatro dell'Aquila mark Fermo’s long urban tradition. Browse other webcams across Marche to place Fermo in a wider geographic context.

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