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Pesaro

Pesaro is situated on the Adriatic coast in the alluvial plain to the mouth of the river Foglia. Heading for the sea, the city extends between the necks of San Bartolo on northwest and Ardizio on southeast, including the ancient historical center. The home of Gioacchino Rossini, the city has many artistic and musical traditions: the Rossini theatre, the Rossiniano Museum, the Academy of Music, the Institute of Art, etc. Taking place annually is a festival of Rossiniane music and a film festival. Pesaro was also the home of the explorer A. Cecchi. There have been many archaeological finds from to the Roman city. The first artistic documents of interest are a notable group of Romanesque-Gothic churches with several original features still remaining: the face of the cathedral (end of the XIII sec.), the beautiful portals of Sant’Agostino (1413), of St. Francesco (1356-1373) and of St. Domenico (1395), this last on the side of the building of the Mail, a neoclassical building obtained from the body of the church by L. Poletti (1848). Up to the advent of the Renaissance, the artistic environment of Pesaro has several links with Venetian art, confirmed by some Venetian paintings in the civic Museum (Jacobello del Fiore). The Renaissance is represented in the harmonic Palazzo Ducale, built under the orders of Alessandro Sforza in the second half of the XV sec., and reconstructed after a fire by Bartholomeo and Girolamo Genga.

The Laurana, present in the city in 1476, contributed to the construction of the Costanza fortress, a remarkable example of military architecture, started in 1474. Near to the city on the hill of St. Bartolo, is the Imperial Villa which owes its name to the emperor Federico III of Hapsburg who witnessed the foundation as guest of the Sforza in 1452. It was mainly reconstructed under the Della Rovere starting from 1530 by Girolamo Genga, author also of a large part of the interesting decoration, for which Menzocchi, Dossi, Bronzino and Perin del Vaga also participated.
In the civic museum, situated in the Palazzo Mosca (G. A. Lazzarini, XVIII sec.), is highlighted the altar piece of the Incoronazione della Vergine by Giovanni Bellini and a precious collection of majolicas. The Oliveriana Library, with its many manuscripts and incunabulum is annexed to an archaeological Museum, especially noted for iron age finds coming from the necropolis of Novilara.

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Welcoming family run hotel situated right across from beautiful beach.

This is a great family room hotel with friendly helpful staff who were always available to help their guests. The food was great, homemade delicious meals with a different choice every evening. The hotel is situated right across from the beach and long promenade, which is lovely to walk along at night after dinner and soak up the atmosphere and have a drink at one of the many bars. The hotel is also within walking distance of the old town and Rossinni’s house which is a beautiful area.
The hotel itself has great character with an outdoor pool and a lovely area at top of hotel to sit out and enjoy the view. There is a jacuzzi, steam room and sauna also on this top floor.
Our bedroom was grand had everything we needed, balcony with a lovely view, fridge, safe and television.
Bathroom could do with an upgrade and was very small but was very clean and serviced every day so we were very happy overall.
Would definitely recommend this hotel and would love to return again.

Excellent Friendly Hotel

3 of us spent 7 nights in Hotel Napoleon, Pesaro and found it a fantastic place. We were on the 5th floor had 2 rooms, both had balconies which offered us sea views. The rooms were spotless, very comfortable and brightly decorated. The cleaning staff were so friendly, every morning greeted us with smiles. Nothing was a problem for them. The food was delicious. There was a great variety and plenty of it. The waiting staff were as friendly as the cleaning staff. The hotel manager assisted us with the Jacuzzi, steam room and Turkish bath, on the 6th floor. The views from the roof (6th floor) are gorgeous with the beach directly across the road. There’s a lovely garden beside the pool on the ground floor, a games room with toys, a mini library near reception. It has only 2 lifts, only one of which goes to the 6th floor but this isn’t a problem. I would definitely recommend Hotel Napoleon Pesaro to anyone. There’s a pharmacy directly across the road from the hotel entrance and they’re very good. This is a family run hotel and the difference this makes is huge. We were made to feel right at home.

Welcoming family run hotel situated right across from beautiful beach.

Ottimo hotel, proprio sul bel lungomare di Pesaro, gestito da una famiglia totalmente dedicata al suo buon funzionamento.Camere ampie, ben arredate, hotel pulitissimo dove si mangia bene. E’ un family hotel, per cui se i bambini danno proprio fastidio è meglio pensarci, altrimenti altamente consigliato. Il personale è tutto molto gentile e disponibile, un saluto in particolare al Sig. Giuseppe, portiere di notte, persona di una signorilità purtroppo sempre più rara. Da segnalare, ultimo ma non ultimo, la SPA all’ultimo piano a disposizione deii clienti dell’albergo con tanto di solarium isolato dove praticare naturismo, ennesima nota di merito in un’Italia ancora troppo “bacchettona”

Pesaro

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Welcoming family run hotel situated right across from beautiful beach.

Excellent Friendly Hotel

Welcoming family run hotel situated right across from beautiful beach.

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