A city under reconstruction that has so much to offer: Camerino

Camerino - Camerino, in the province of Macerata, is a small but charming town in the Marche region, known above all for the university which has medieval origins. Being in the center of the mountain area between the Chienti and Potenza valleys, it is surrounded by a beautiful landscape that can be admired from one of the most beautiful viewpoints: the judicial center of the University, which is located in the ancient ducal palace.

There are many places of religious and artistic interest to visit, such as the church of San Filippo which houses a painting by Tiepolo, the only work of the Venetian painter present in Central Italy; the Church of Santa Maria in Via; the Basilica of San Venanzio and the cathedral of the city or the Cathedral of Camerino. In addition to the Palazzo delle Esposte, the Renaissance-style Archbishop's Palace, which houses the Diocesan Museum, is noteworthy. Museum that includes a remarkable collection of paintings, sculptures, silverware, ceramics and sacred furnishings, coming from the churches of the area. It is also possible to admire a precious canvas by Giambattista Tiepolo depicting the Madonna in glory with the Child and San Filippo Neri, the Triptych by Girolamo di Giovanni, the San Sebastiano by Boccati and the Annunciation by Luca Signorelli. Camerino is unfortunately a place currently under reconstruction after the terrible seismic swarm of 2016 which damaged many buildings in the historic center and churches.