Between October and November, Le Marche changes character. Woodlands burst into warm colours, medieval villages take on a quieter appeal, and sagre – local food festivals – fill town squares with the scent of truffles and chestnuts. Here are the best things to see in Le Marche in autumn, including standout places for autumn foliage, atmospheric villages and food festivals worth noting.
Across the region, beech, oak and chestnut trees turn shades of golden yellow and deep red, giving the hills and valleys the look of open-air paintings. Some of the best viewpoints are reached on short walks not far from towns and villages, so they work well for families too.
