The 10 Best Things to do in Sarnano, Marche

La Cerqua offers memorable truffle hunting experiences in the Marche and Umbria regions of central Italy. Please join us and our truffle hunting team to explore the beautiful countryside all the while learning and participating in the antique tradition of truffle hunting. Our outings finish at our Gourmand Tasting Room in Sarnano with a selection of local artisan foods, truffles and wine.

sibillini e-bike is a project that combines sport and ecology with the possibility of renting or buying our e-bikes and cruising in our beautiful Sibillini mountains and beyond.

Come and cycle with us! We offer cycling holidays and bike day trips or just bike hire in the Sibillini National Park in le Marche in Italy. See how beautiful it is..

The museum complex of Sarnano is located in Via Leopardi, in the medieval town, inside the former convent of Santa Chiara. Inside the museum you can find the Pinacoteca, the Museum of Sacred Art, the Museum of Ancient and Modern Weapons, the Museum of the Avifauna of the Sibillini and the Martelli Museum. The collection of works by the Sarnanese painter Mariano Gavasci is displayed inside the Palazzo del Municipio, also in Via Leopardi. Currently some areas of the museum are not open to the public, but the Civic Art Gallery is completely open to visitors and also the Collazione di Martelli: the other sections, now closed for works, will be reopened soon.

Un piccolo ma suggestivo salto delle acque del fiume Tennacola, un affluente del fiume Tenna che sgorga alle pendici del Monte Castel Manardo in località Tre Santi e attraversa il Comune di Sarnano dove si ricongiunge con il Rio Terro. Le Cascatelle di Sarnano distano appena 1,7 km dalla piazza principale del paese e possono essere raggiunte in auto o a piedi, facendo una passeggiata di circa 20-30 minuti. Il bello delle Cascatelle di Sarnano è che non bisogna accontentarsi di ammirarle da lontano: se camminate sul bordo roccioso del fiume facendo attenzione a non scivolare potete allungare una mano e sentire la forza dell’acqua che cade lungo la roccia.