Created in 1563 by the will of Duke Guidobaldo II della Rovere, the Square looks like a long sloping rectangle, whose western side is occupied by the Ducal Palace,...

This obelisk is one of the twelve original Egyptian obelisks in Italy. It consists of five blocks laid on top of red Aswan granite, dating back to Hophra or Apries...

The Ducal Palace, located opposite the Cathedral, is one of the most interesting examples of architecture and art of the entire Italian Renaissance, home to the...

Several collections of scientific instruments are present in Urbino: apart from the University collection of the Gabinetto di Fisica and that of the Liceo-Ginnasio...

The current trapezoidal Square was born in the nineteenth century, with the expansion due to the realization of the New Palace of the Albans and the opening of Corso...

It occupies a very large area. The main facade is dominated by a large porch, surmounted by two rows of windows and stopped in the middle of what remains of the...

Built by the Dominican community between 1362 and 1365, the Church was restored in the eighteenth century by Filippo Barigioni. The facade is made by brick and is...

It was erected in the first half of the nineteenth century to be the residence of Cardinal Giuseppe Albani, but the construction was not finished before the death of...

It was built on top of the bastion of the Ramp. The start of construction work dates back to 1845 and ended in 1853. The interior decoration was entrusted to Raffaele...

This itinerary in the extraordinary artistic heritage of the Archdiocese of Urbino – Urbania – Sant’Angelo in Vado, is named in memory of the noble family from...

Similar in size to the previous Renaissance Cathedral, demolished by the earthquake of 1789 and rebuilt in neoclassical style, was founded in 1021, replacing a...

The Palace became the Town Hall in the second half of the fourteenth century, when Count Antonio da Montefeltro II took possession of the city. The current building...

Urbino listen is a walled city in the Marche region of Italy, south-west of Pesaro, a World Heritage Site notable for a remarkable historical legacy of independent...