The present structure built by the noble family of the Rovere dates back to the 16^th century and was built on the first fortress of the Malatesta in 1450 which contains the tower erected around 1350 on the remains of another defensive tower of the Roman era (3^rd century)

The small palace of the 15^th century with splendid plaster (?) ceilings done in the second half of the 16^th century by Ferderici Brandani; the fountain built with red marble in 1602 is situated In front of the Duke’s palace

The cathedral with its front in neoclassical style was built in 1877; inside it a statue commemorates Pope  Pius IX who was born at Senigallia in the Mastai palace behind the town hall.

The building dates back to 1837 and has always been used as a market for fruit, vegetables and flowers.

Built between 1746 and 1805, they are a testimony of an epoch of great splendour and commercial success of the town.

Built in the first years of the 17 century by Duke Francesco Maria II. In front of the building You will find the Neptune Fountain which dates back to Roman times. A few yards from the Square is situated the splendid Church of the Holy Cross (17^th century)  

Famous theatre, destroyed by the 1930 earthquake and in  World War II. During reconstruction Roman remains were found that are exhibited.

Beautiful octagonal fountain in white rock, the ducks commemorate the draining of swamps south of the town.

Built in 1933 on an 19th century wooden platform, it has today become Senigallia’s Symbol. The beach with its fine golden sand, renown as “Velvet Beach” attracts Tourists.