BY: francesca bezzone
Situated on the eastern slopes of the Apennine Mountains and along the Adriatic coast, the region of Le Marche is known for its beautiful hilly landscape. Despite its rich cultural and scenic beauty, Le Marche remains below the Italian average in terms of population, area, and density, with about 1.48 million inhabitants in 3,743 square miles and a density of just over 150 inhabitants per sq. km, compared to the national average of 195.
The cultural and natural wealth of this little region is, however, well-recognized, with numerous charming towns and renowned art cities dotting its green hills. Notably, Le Marche holds the record for the highest number of villages listed among Italy’s Borghi più Belli d’Italia (31), a distinction shared with neighboring Umbria.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org
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