Acqualagna

Acqualagna is a commune in the Province of Pesaro and Urbino in central Italy, situated across rolling countryside. The town is shaped by two rivers that flow through forests and valleys, defining the landscape.

The settlement emerged from survivors of the ancient town of Pitinum Mergens, who established themselves at Montefalcone after their original home was destroyed. This new center became important to the region over subsequent centuries.

The San Vincenzo al Furlo abbey displays Roman columns and a 9th-century altar, reflecting the place's religious importance across centuries. The architecture tells of craft traditions deeply rooted in the region.

The area is known for its market days where local products and specialties are sold, especially during warmer months. The town has several shops and stores where you can purchase and sample regional goods.

The region is known for its white truffles that grow in the forests around the Candigliano river and require special conditions. This rare resource has made the place a hub for truffle trade in Italy's Adriatic region.

Location: Province of Pesaro and Urbino

Capital city: Acqualagna

Elevation above the sea: 204 m

Shares border with: Cagli, Urbania, Urbino, Piobbico, Fermignano

Website: http://comune.acqualagna.ps.it

GPS coordinates: 43.61670,12.67120

Latest update: December 14, 2025 21:05