The city of Urbino in Italy

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.