Coastal city of Ancona promotes marine protection while showcasing beaches, history, and Adriatic beauty.
Ancona is a city on Italy’s Adriatic coast and the capital of the Marche region. It is renowned for its scenic beaches, such as the Passetto Beach, and for the Ancona Cathedral, which stands on a hill overlooking the sea. In the city center, visitors can admire the Fountain of Calamo, decorated with bronze masks depicting mythical figures.Facing the harbor are two of Ancona’s most remarkable landmarks: the Arch of Trajan, an ancient Roman monument, and the Lazzaretto, an 18th-century quarantine station built on a distinctive pentagonal artificial island.Ancona belongs to the Province of Ancona and, as of July 31, 2025, has a population of 99,789 inhabitants. The city lies 16 meters above sea level and falls within climate zone D (1,688 degree days). Its cadastral code is A271.Ancona borders the municipalities of Agugliano, Camerano, Camerata Picena, Falconara Marittima, Offagna, Osimo, Polverigi, and Sirolo. The city’s coordinates are 43°37′N 13°31′E.
Join us to protect the sea
Discover how Marina Club fosters a sustainable relationship with the sea through educational initiatives and engaging activities.
Active environmental awareness
We promote knowledge of the sea to encourage responsible behaviour that protects the marine ecosystem and safeguards biodiversity.
Sustainability Initiative
We organise events and projects that promote the respect of marine resources for a positive impact on future generations.
Community and Participation
We create a space for discussion and collaboration for those who share a passion for the sea and wish to actively contribute to its protection.
