The bus 46 is going to depart from Urbino bus station in the following direction: Urbino > Pesaro > Fano. |
Multi-storey mall “Porta Santa Lucia” is located right at the bus station. |
We are inside Porta Santa Lucia shopping center. |
The most top escalator of “Porta Santa Lucia” shopping center. |
The most top level of “Porta Santa Lucia” shopping center. |
This view opens from the viewing platform located over “Porta Santa Lucia” shopping center. |
The northern district of the city. |
One of the entrances to the historic part of city is located near the top of “Porta Santa Lucia” shopping mall. |
Via Donato Bramante street. |
Largo Clemente XI tiny square. |
The sculpture of Largo Clemente XI. |
The entrance to the church building on Via Donato Bramante, 34. |
The altar of small church. |
A statuette of Mary is in the catholic church. |
Paintings are on the wall in the catholic church. |
Orto Botanico “Pierina Scaramella” is a botanical garden maintained by the University of Urbino. |
This public water tap is located on Via Donato Bramante street. |
Italian post office. |
This “Little Bar” is located opposite to the post office. |
“Little Bar”, the botanical garden and the post office. |
The building #41 is on Via Raffaello Sanzio street. |
This is the birthplace of Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino. |
The steep slope of Via Raffaello Sanzio street. |
Via Raffaello Sanzio street. |
One of the narrow streets of the city. |
The building #77 is on Via Raffaello Sanzio street. |
View of Via Raffaello Sanzio street from its top point. |
This arch is adjacent to the building #32 on Via Raffaello Sanzio street. |
The building #8 is on Via Raffaello Sanzio street. |
The building #101 is on Via Raffaello Sanzio street. |
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino park. |
The Raphael monument is in Raffaello Sanzio park. |
Cars are parked in Raffaello park. |
The statue of Piero della Francesca in Raffaello park. |
The wall of Albornoz Fortress. |
Viale Bruno Buozzi street. |
Viale Bruno Buozzi street stretches along the wall of Albornoz Fortress. |
The map of “Comunita Montana Alto Medio Metauro” is found beside the wall of La Fortezza. |
An entrance to Albornoz Fortress. |
Thick wall of Albornoz Fortress. |
Albornoz Fortress is now a public park. |
A massive door of Albornoz Fortress. |
The wall of Albornoz Fortress is covered by grass. |
The historic center of the city as seen from Albornoz Fortress. |
An amazing view opens from Albornoz Fortress. |
The huge metal monument is in Albornoz Fortress. |
The field of Albornoz Fortress. |
An awesome view of ancient castles and churches opens from Albornoz Fortress. |
This fabulous view from Albornoz Fortress is the best view of the city. |
A strange metal monument and a litter bin beside are in the public park of Albornoz Fortress. |
The ancient castles of the city. |
Tiled roofs of the city. |
You should visit Albornoz Fortress to be able to see the breathtaking views of the city. |
The wide field is in Albornoz Fortress. |
This tiny street leads to the city from Albornoz Fortress. |
This narrow street has a shape of a steep slope. |
The bell tower of San Francesco church. |
Arches are implemented with the bells. |
This is the heart of historic center of the city. |
Some benches are placed on the field of Albornoz Fortress. |
The metal bird sculpture is in Albornoz Fortress. |
Via dei Maceri street. |
The main entrance to Albornoz Fortress. |
The steep slope of Via dei Maceri street. |
The historic center of the city as seen from Via dei Maceri street. |
The steep slope of Via dei Maceri street stretches down along the wall of La Fortezza. |
The bell tower and the dome of the cathedral. |
Via dei Maceri street becomes narrower. |
Flowers grow on Via dei Maceri street. |
This is the turn from Via dei Maceri street to Via Santa Margherita street. |
The top point of Via Santa Margherita street. |
Raffaello Carboni was born in 1817 in this building #58 on Via Santa Margherita street. |
Thong panties are on Via Santa Margherita street. |
The top part of Via Santa Margherita street. |
Piola Santa Margherita street. |
The bell tower of the cathedral as seen from Piola Santa Margherita street. |
Hotel Raffaello. |
This city retains much of its picturesque medieval aspect. |
This city is nestled on a high sloping hillside. |
Street pointer reads: “Chiesa San Francesco”. |
High buildings are on the narrow street. |
A narrow street of the ancient city. |
“Oratorio di San Giovanni Battista” building. |
A medieval view from Via Federico Barocci street. |
The facade of “Oratorio di San Giovanni Battista” building. |
A paschal lamb is on “Oratorio di San Giovanni Battista” building. |
A narrow street of the medieval city. |
This street has the most steep slope. |
Via Sotto il Carmine street. |
Street pointer reads: “Oratorio di San Giuseppe e San Giovanni”. |
The arch is on Borgo Mercatale street. |
The statue of an eagle is found on the arch of Borgo Mercatale street. |
This arch leads to Piazza del Mercatale. |
Teatro Sanzio is a Performing Arts Theater. |
Teatro Sanzio. |
Piazza del Mercatale is the biggest square of the city. |
Teatro Sanzio dominates over “Piazza del Mercatale” square. |
“La Terrazza del Duca” restaurant. |
The arch is decorated with eagles on both sides. |
An entrance to the city from Piazza del Mercatale. |
Two towers of Ducal Palace. |
Via Saponari street. |
Via Giuseppe Mazzini street. |
Via delle Stallacce street. |
The building #15 is on Via Giuseppe Mazzini street. |
Via Giuseppe Mazzini street is the longest in the city. |
The city's arch as seen from Via Giuseppe Mazzini street. |
This fountain is found on Piazza della Repubblica. |
This building is adjacent to Piazza della Repubblica. |
The church of San Francesco. |
Via Raffaello Sanzio street is one of the busiest streets of the city. |
This part of Via Raffaello Sanzio street is adjacent to Collegio Raffaello. |
Outdoor coffee tables are under the roof of Collegio Raffaello. |
Beautiful Italian young lady. |
Bancone Vita street. |
A small city square is on Via Puccinotti street. |
Urbino Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. |
The facade of Urbino Cathedral. |
Statue of Beato Mainardo with a book under his arm in front of Urbino Cathedral. |
Statue of San Crescentino in front of Urbino Cathedral. |
The Cathedral is found in the centre of the city and contains important relics of Urbino's Saints and notable works of art. |
Via Aurelio Saffi street. |
The facade, in white stone from Furlo, is the work of Camillo Morigia from Ravenna. |
The side view of Ducal Palace. |
The facade of San Domenico church. |
This monument is placed in Piazza Rinascimento. |
Urbino Cathedral as seen from Piazza Rinascimento. |
Toy sculptures are inside the San Domenico church. |
One of the paintings is inside the San Domenico church. |
Many years ago this place was used as the location for the catholic church altar. |
Nowadays, the building of the catholic church is used as a souvenir shop. |
Piazza Rinascimento square. |
The back wall of Ducal Palace and the front part of Urbino Cathedral. |
The south wall of Urbino Cathedral. |
This information is located on the wall of Ducal Palace. |
This arcaded courtyard is inside the Ducal Palace. |
The clock and the bell are inside the Ducal Palace. |
Strolling through the National Gallery of the Marche inside the Ducal Palace. |
The arcaded courtyard of Ducal Palace is an area under open air. |
The statue of a man without arms and legs is in the Ducal Palace. |
The small garden is inside the Ducal Palace. |
The face of fabulous creature is on the wall inside the garden of Ducal Palace. |
There are palm trees inside the garden of Ducal Palace. |
The statue of a man without head is in the Ducal Palace. |
The public water tap is in the garden of Ducal Palace. |
Urbino Cathedral as seen from the entrance of Ducal Palace. |
This part of Ducal Palace is adjacent to Urbino Cathedral. |
The building #1 is on Via Lorenzo street. |
The building #34 is on Via Vittorio Veneto street. |
Yamaha motorcycle is on Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi street. |
Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi street. |
The statue of Fulvio Corboli is on Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi street. |
The back side of Urbino Cathedral is on Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi street. |
The building #11 is on Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi street. |
The facade of the Teatro Sanzio. |
Windows of the Teatro Sanzio building. |
The covered pedestrian sidewalk goes along Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi street. |
Albornoz Fortress as seen from Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi street. |
One of the hills which surround the historic center of the city. |
View of the Ducal Palace from Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi street. |
The Teatro Sanzio as seen from the Ducal Palace. |
The rear wall of Urbino Cathedral is very high. |
The church of San Domenico as seen from Urbino Cathedral. |
An impressive narrow passage lies between the high buildings. |
These high buildings can cause slight dizziness. |
Egyptian statues of lions adorn the facade of Teatro Sanzio. |
The facade of Ducal Palace. |
Via Giacomo Matteotti street. |
The Teatro Sanzio is located above Piazza del Mercatale. |
A bird's eye view of Piazza del Mercatale as seen from Via Giacomo Matteotti street. |
The Teatro Sanzio as seen from Via Giacomo Matteotti street. |
Piazza del Mercatale as seen from above. |
This is an awesome and breathtaking view of the medieval city. |
The lush greenery of the city. |
A lonely house is in the woods. |
Forests and fields surround the city. |
The city is located in a predominantly hilly area. |
The city is located at the foothills of the Northern Apennines and the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. |
This is an intersection of Viale Salvalai street (above) and Via Giacomo Matteotti street (below). |
An automobile road lies below Via Giacomo Matteotti street. |
Highlands of the city. |
The city is in the southern area of Montefeltro, an area classified as medium-high seismic risk. |
One of the numerous buildings which give to the town a medieval appearance is located on Via Giacomo Matteotti street. |
Origins and Middle Ages. |
The Teatro Raffaello Sanzio is the main theater of the city. |
The facade of Ducal Palace is under restoration works. |
Tiled roofs and the woods. |
The arch is made inside the wall. |
Piazza della Repubblica is the main square of the city. |
The beautiful Italian girl is slightly surprised. |
Charming smile of an Italian girl. |
View of the impressive medieval city. |
Strolling back to the bus station. |
Piazza Italia clothing shop is found inside “Porta Santa Lucia” shopping center. |
A double escalator is implemented in “Porta Santa Lucia” shopping center. |
Unieuro is the largest Italian chain of the retailers where the end user can buy the consumer electronics. |
This is the interior of an electric train carriage which travels from Rimini to Pesaro. |
A public toilet of Urbino bus station is very clean. |
Wash basins are spotless in the toilet of Urbino bus station. |
These are the cleaning tools for public toilets on Urbino bus station. |