Corinaldo

Corinaldo is a village of 4,864 residents in Le Marche, part of the province of Ancona, which is 48km away. The 912 meters-long city walls have been preserved in their entirety from the Middle Ages to the present day. Located between the Cesano and Misa rivers, between the March of Ancona and the State of Urbino, the Guelph and Ghibelline factions contested the territory for some time due to its strategic position. It has seen several historical figures worth noting: Vincenzo Maria Cimarelli, teacher of letters, philosophy and theology; Claudio Ridolfi, a painter of Veronese origin; and Mario Carafòli, journalist, writer and photoamateur.