Sirolo is the most attractive, with a spruce medieval centre and a
tree-lined, balcony piazza that teeters high above the sea. The
small town is in the middle of Conero. The Greeks were the
first "tourists". Those visitors from a far found everything that
they were searching for in the mountain that seemed to emerge from
the sea: a safe piace to dock and repair their ships in silent
solitary bays, and a natural reserve of abundant fauna. Today it is
headquarters to the Regional Park, the visitor must pass through a
small forest to reach its small but enchanting beaches. A grand
appointment that is spectacular summer holds in store for this area:
a theatrical review, staged in an old quarry converted into an
arena. This small town is very elegant. Many famous people come to
spend their Summer here. The most renowned places are its Belvedere
Square, the church of Santissimo Sacramento (with a bas-relief of
the 15th-century carved in its small portal), the "Grotta Urbani"
and the "Due Sorelle" which can be reached only by boat. As far as
concerns the "Due Sorelle", they can be considered as sort of
distant relatives to the famous Faraglioni of Capri and are one of
the most traditional destination for tourists.