Sant'Angelo  in  Vado​

Latest update: 10 March 2022
​The town of Sant'Angelo in Vado is situated within the Pesaro and Urbino Province. It has a population of around 4,000 inhabitants and stands at an elevation of 359 metres above sea level. 

​Places of interest nearby include Mercatello sul Metauro, Urbania, Urbino and Acqualagna, while the recommended accommodation is the Boutique Hotel Bramante & SPA in Urbania.
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Sant'Angelo in Vado is a charming town located in the region of Marche, Italy. Situated on the eastern slopes of the Apennine Mountains, Sant'Angelo in Vado offers visitors a combination of historical heritage, natural beauty, and a relaxing atmosphere.

History: Sant'Angelo in Vado has ancient origins, dating back to Roman times. It was originally known as "Tifernum Metaurense" and played a significant role during the Roman period as a center for trade and agriculture. The town's name was later changed to "Sant'Angelo in Vado" due to the presence of a ford on the Metauro River.

Throughout history, the town saw the influence of various civilizations, including the Lombards, Normans, and the Papal States. The historical heritage of Sant'Angelo in Vado is evident in its well-preserved medieval architecture, including ancient churches, noble palaces, and defensive walls.

Tourist Information: 

  • Historic Center: The town's historic center is a charming area with narrow cobblestone streets, medieval buildings, and historical landmarks, such as the Church of San Michele Arcangelo and the Palazzo del Podestà.
  • Archaeological Sites: Sant'Angelo in Vado is home to several archaeological sites, including the Roman bridge and the ancient Roman city of Tifernum Metaurense, which offer a glimpse into the town's ancient past.
  • Nature Walks: The surrounding Apennine Mountains offer opportunities for nature walks, hiking, and enjoying the scenic landscapes.
  • Regional Cuisine: Sant'Angelo in Vado offers a taste of authentic Marche cuisine at local trattorias, where visitors can savor traditional dishes made with local ingredients.
  • Festivals and Events: The town hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating local traditions, music, and arts.
  • Metauro River Park: The Metauro River Park is a natural reserve where visitors can enjoy picnicking, fishing, and birdwatching.
Comune di Sant'Angelo in Vado
Province: Pesaro and Urbino

Region: Marche

Population: 3,919​ ​(source: ISTAT 1 January 2022)

​​​Size: 67 km²

Elevation: 359 metres​​

​Close by: Mercatello sul Metauro, Urbania, Urbino, Acqualagna

Recommended stay: Boutique Hotel Bramante & SPA (9 km)

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