Rick’s latest edition of Italy travel guide doesn’t mention Le Marche. We’ll be in the area for a week-long workshop and are curious about this region. Anyone have any suggestions for a guidebook or other publication?
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I used the following, but you can get what you need online as well:
Le Marche: an insider's guide by Greene, Peter (I believe there is a companion website)
The Marches: A Complete Guide to the Landscape and National Parks, and One Hundred Towns Including Urbino (Heritage
Guides) Heritage Guides Touring Club Italiano, Touring Club of Italy
Umbria & the Marche Landscapes Series Landscapes Sunflower Books, Brand: Sunflower Books
Blue Guide The Marche & San Marino: 2nd edition (2nd Edition) (Blue Guides) Blue Guides (This one is probably the only vital one)
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I'd be interested in knowing where your workshop will be held. We were two weeks in a workshop in Urbino and loved that town (and have returned) but haven't had a chance to see a great deal more of the region.
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Hobart Tasmania
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@ Jane
Lonely Planet recommended and featured this region in 2020.
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Together with Abruzzo my go to for beauty and genuineness. Really need a car to appreciate the areas fully. A little Italian written and verbal is very useful. LVMH and others have factories producing luxury shoes and accessories’, hence go to for the women in my family.
Regards Ron