Urbino
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Tourist attractions
Portale Memorial (0 min)
The Portale Memorial dates to 1741 and commemorates founder Clement XI with an inscription.
Albani Diocesan Museum (2 min)
The Albani Diocesan Museum exhibits religious art and artifacts and is open on weekends with an entrance fee.
Lapidary Museum of Urbino (2 min)
This museum features an extensive collection of stone inscriptions and artifacts from Urbino's past.
Dei Gessi Museum (3 min)
The Dei Gessi Museum, operated by Urbino University, is open weekdays and offers exhibits related to the region.
Obelisk of Urbino (3 min)
The Obelisk of Urbino is a historic monument standing in the city, known for its classical design.
Helical Ramp (3 min)
The Helical Ramp is an architectural feature in Urbino known for its spiral design connecting different levels.
Galleria Nazionale delle Marche (3 min)
Galleria Nazionale delle Marche displays Renaissance artworks and is open Tuesday to Sunday with an admission fee.
Monument to the Fallen in the Liberation War (4 min)
This monument honors those who died during the Liberation War, with an inscription promoting peace and work over arms.
Battiferri Castle (6 min)
Battiferri Castle is a historic fortress located in Urbino, reflecting medieval architecture.
Dukes' Mausoleum (1.1 km)
The Dukes' Mausoleum is a museum space dedicated to the burial site of Urbino's ruling family.