Free Vespa Tour "Tastes of Marche" - Fermo Area

Set off to discover hills, colors but above all flavors here and there through the Marche countryside. The VESPA, blazing red, awaits you in Porto San Giorgio, and once you have received your road book you can set out on the itinerary we have designed for you. This includes 81 km of total route all dotted with intact villages, where you can breathe tranquility, medieval atmosphere and intrigued faces.

The first stop on the way is Campofilone: in this small village there are some pasta factories as they produce a type of egg pasta, similar to the very famous tagliolini. The village is quite small so the visit will be quick, but it will be fun to delve into a pasta factory and perhaps buy Maccheroncini. Continuing on the itinerary, the second stop will be in Montefiore. Part of the "Borghi più belli d'Italia" family, it is a village that still holds many gastronomic traditions such as the Maialata or Castagnata.

Continuing on the tour, the third stop is Cossignano, which is located in the center of the provice. Surrounded by mighty walls atop its perched position, it boasts an excellent and internationally recognized oil and wine tradition. Offida, the fourth stop on the tour will be very special because here, a wine tasting awaits you at one of the best wineries in the Marche region (in our unreliable judgment :D). Offida is probably the most beautiful of the villages on the tour, as well as being the most populous center. Among its streets, you can still see ladies working at the "tombolo" this little tool for producing refined and minute lace.

The tasting we have booked for you includes 3 wines, from the area. Obviously safety is at the top of our priorities so we advise you to go immediately to the tasting location to have enough time to walk around the village and let the alcohol level return to 0, before leaving again for Ripatransone.

The latter boasts of being an orange flag of the Touring Club and is called the belvedere of the Piceno because of its panoramic position; you can also find the narrowest alleys in Italy among the town's alleys. You can walk there but we don't recommend going there on a VESPA. The last little gem to see on the way back is Massignano now just a few kilometers from the coast. Given the proximity to the sea here you will find good seafood restaurants. The itinerary then draws to an end, returning to the starting point but after having had a glimpse of nature, culture and good typical flavors.