Cingoli

Cingoli lies along the ridge between the valleys of the Musone and Esino rivers, where Marche’s inland hills rise toward the Apennines. Perched 631 metres above sea level, the town is widely known in Italy as the “Balcony of the Marche”, a name referring to its far-reaching outlook across the region. Its compact historic centre retains medieval street patterns and the Collegiate Church of Sant’Esuperanzio, a 13th-century building with Romanesque-Gothic features. Lake Castreccioni, a reservoir in the Musone valley, lies beyond the town, while the Adriatic coast is farther east. Browse webcams around Cingoli and Marche to place the town within its wider Apennine setting.

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