Torre  di  Palme​

Latest page update: 22 May 2025
By: Dion Protani

  Where to Stay

Where to Stay in Torre di Palme
Accommodation in Torre di Palme is limited, as the village mainly offers small guesthouses and boutique stays within its historic centre. For travellers looking for established hotels with broader facilities and consistently strong reviews, the best options can be found in the nearby coastal town of Porto San Giorgio within the Province of Fermo.
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In Porto San Giorgio, Hotel David Palace is a leading choice, located opposite the marina with comfortable rooms, sea views and an on-site restaurant known for its seafood specialities (€€€). Also in Porto San Giorgio, Hotel Il Caminetto provides a welcoming atmosphere close to the seafront, appreciated for its clean, modern rooms and friendly service (€€). For a slightly more contemporary setting, Hotel Gabbiano offers bright interiors, easy beach access and reliable guest feedback for comfort and convenience (€€).

Where is

Where is Torre di Palme?
​The village of Torre di Palme is situated within the Province of Fermo and has a population of around 670 residents.

It stands at an elevation of 104 metres above sea level and is included in the list of Borghi Più Belli d'Italia (most beautiful villages in Italy). Places of interest nearby include Porto San Giorgio, Pedaso, Fermo and Lido di Fermo. 
Torre di Palme - frazione di Fermo
Comune: Fermo​​​​​​​

Province: Fermo

Region: Marche

Elevation: 104 metres

​​Close by: Porto San Giorgio, Pedaso, Fermo, Lido di Fermo

Recommended accommodation: B&B La Casa di Era (4 km)
One of I Borghi più belli d'Italia (Italy's Most Beautiful Villages)

Listing headline: Il Porto del Vino dei Romani (The Haven of the Roman Wines )

What People Ask About Torre di Palme

Is Torre di Palme worth visiting?
Yes, Torre di Palme is worth visiting for its medieval streets, coastal views, and well-preserved historic centre. It is officially recognised as one of the “Borghi più belli d’Italia” (Most Beautiful Villages in Italy).
What are the main attractions in Torre di Palme?
Key attractions include the Church of Sant’Agostino with its artworks, the Gothic Church of San Giovanni, and panoramic terraces overlooking the Adriatic Sea. The Parco della Coticcia nearby offers woodland walks.
How do I get to Torre di Palme?
Torre di Palme does not have a train station. The nearest is in Porto San Giorgio, about 10 minutes away by car. By road, it is just off the A14 motorway, around 70 kilometres south of Ancona. The closest airport is Ancona Falconara.
When is the best time to visit Torre di Palme?
The best time to visit Torre di Palme is from May to September, when the weather is warm and coastal views are at their best. Spring and autumn offer quieter visits with comfortable temperatures.
What food is Torre di Palme known for?
Torre di Palme is known for seafood dishes from the nearby Adriatic coast, such as brodetto fish stew. Local wines, cured meats, and olive oil from the Marche region also feature prominently in its food culture.
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Discover Torre di Palme
Perched on a ridge overlooking the Adriatic Sea, Torre di Palme is one of the most picturesque villages in the southern Marche region. The settlement forms part of the municipality of Fermo and retains its medieval layout, with narrow cobbled streets, brick houses, and archways opening onto terraces with sweeping sea views. Its elevated position above the coastline gives it a commanding outlook, surrounded by olive groves, cypress trees, and the gentle slopes descending towards the shore.
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The village is enclosed by well-preserved walls and centred around the Church of Sant’Agostino, known for its Gothic-Romanesque façade and frescoes. Other notable landmarks include the Church of Santa Maria a Mare, built from local stone, and the remains of the ancient Torre di Guardia, from which the village takes its name. Torre di Palme is also close to the Bosco del Cugnolo, a protected woodland area with walking trails leading to natural viewpoints. Situated near Marina Palmense, it combines historical charm with one of the most striking panoramas on the Marche coast.

Things to Do

Things to Do in Torre di Palme
  • Centro Storico di Torre di Palme is an enchanting hill village where narrow cobbled lanes twist among medieval houses, noble palaces, and terracotta rooftops. Brick façades, graceful arches, and balconies overflowing with flowers bring elegance and charm to the traditional architecture. The village perches high above the Adriatic coast in the southern Marche region, offering stunning views over the sea and surrounding hills. Its atmosphere blends quiet village life with noble history and romantic scenery.
  • Chiesa di Sant’Agostino stands prominently in Torre di Palme, with a refined brick façade and a serene, luminous interior. Inside are wooden altars, delicate frescoes, and fine decorative details reflecting centuries of devotion. The church remains central to religious life and local traditions. It’s a peaceful and inspiring place to visit while exploring Torre di Palme’s medieval streets.
  • Piazza della Rocca serves as the social and scenic heart of Torre di Palme, edged with noble buildings, small cafés, and inviting benches. Locals and visitors gather here for conversations, village events, and summer evenings enjoying sea breezes. Outdoor seating offers panoramic views stretching along the coastline. The square reflects the gentle, authentic rhythm of life in this Marche village.
  • Belvedere di Torre di Palme is a celebrated viewpoint that offers breathtaking vistas over the Adriatic Sea, sandy beaches, and the undulating Marche countryside. Walking to the edge of the village reveals a horizon where sea and sky merge in luminous colours. It’s a highlight for photographers and those seeking peaceful moments with spectacular views.
  • Guided historical and scenic tours in Torre di Palme explore medieval alleys, noble residences, and woodland paths through the nearby Bosco del Cugnolo. Local guides share stories about noble families, village legends, and the region’s maritime heritage. Tours often include tastings of local wines, olive oil, and Marche specialities. It’s a wonderful way to connect with the cultural richness and breathtaking beauty of this region.

Tours and Activities

Torre di Palme Tours and Activities

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How to Get to [Place Name]

How to Get to Torre di Palme
By Rail: The nearest train station to Torre di Palme is in Porto San Giorgio-Fermo, approximately 6 kilometres away. The station lies on the Adriatic line connecting Bologna with Lecce, operated by Trenitalia, with regular regional and intercity services. Trains from Porto San Giorgio reach Ancona in about 1 hour and Pescara in roughly 1 hour and 20 minutes. Local buses and taxis connect Torre di Palme with the station and nearby coastal towns.

By Road: Torre di Palme is located in the province of Fermo, Marche, set on a hill overlooking the Adriatic coast. From Ancona, the drive is around 75 kilometres and takes roughly 1 hour via the A14 motorway. From Ascoli Piceno, it is about 55 kilometres and takes approximately 45 minutes by car. Parking is available just outside the historic centre and near the main viewpoints.

Nearest International Airports:
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  • Ancona Falconara Airport: Approximately 80 kilometres from Torre di Palme, with a driving time of around 1 hour via the A14 motorway. It is the closest airport, offering both domestic and short-haul international connections.
  • Pescara Abruzzo Airport: Located about 95 kilometres south, taking roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes by car via the A14. A convenient alternative for travellers arriving from southern or central Italy.
  • Perugia San Francesco d’Assisi Airport: Around 180 kilometres west, with a journey time of approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. Suitable for visitors travelling from central and northern Italy.

Private Transfers

Torre di Palme Private Transfers
A private transfer provides a comfortable and convenient way to reach Torre di Palme or continue your journey from the village to other destinations along the Adriatic coast and within the Marche region. You’ll be collected directly from your preferred location and driven by a professional local driver, ensuring a smooth and relaxed journey without the need for car hire or public transport.

Private transfers can be arranged to and from Ancona Falconara Airport, offering an easy option for both arrivals and departures. The journey from the airport to Torre di Palme typically takes around 50 minutes by car, depending on traffic. Transfers can also be organised to Fermo, Porto San Giorgio, and Civitanova Marche, or to destinations further south such as San Benedetto del Tronto and Ascoli Piceno.
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