Ancona is a lovely port, with a beautiful harbor. Ancona serves as the gateway to the walled town of Urbino. During late fifteenth century, Urbino was ruled by Federico da Montefeltro, a patron who comissionned a number of well-known artists to decorate his Palazzo Ducale, including Urbino's most famous resident, Raphael.
Lovely town with great shopping right off the boat. Wish I could have spent more time there. Embarkation and debarkation were a breeze. Plenty of public transportation
Really don't know why cruise ships stop here
Visited: Oct 14, 2017
We wanted to see the caves, but there were not enough people signed up so we wnet to Urbino instead. Again, wonderful guide, but she did spend all the time in the museum so we couldn't walk around the city.
Visited: May 17, 2010
We did not see much of Ancona. We took an excursion to Urbino. Urbino is Ok from a historical and cultural point of view, but we found the town dark, dirty and a little depressing, But the countryside on our way there was fantastic!
Visited: Apr 25, 2015
Nothing remarkable or worth seeing.
Visited: Aug 26, 2016
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