Charming, small, with random ruins everywhere. Walk, explore - it's lovely. Read Less

Did a walking tour with friends while my wife stayed by the pool. Fascinating town. Would like to go back. Read Less

The tour to the Winery and cost little town was very enjoyable. Read Less

There is practically nothing to see there. Old part of town is small and boring because it was empty of people. Not many cafes or shops or anything. All churches were closed too. Read Less

Urbino was good but the lunch wasn’t even worth $3. Pasta in plastic cups. The tour guide was actually good but we did not have 1 minute to apare for souvenirs Read Less

Ancona felt like the most 'normal' place on our itinerary: a port city with history, charm and some sense of everyday life beyond tourism. Read Less

The cave tour was amazing Read Less

A lovely Italian town. We enjoyed walking thru Ancona and talking with some of the locals. Read Less

We planned to take the beach excursion from the ship, but it was cancelled due to expected bad weather. We took a taxi to a beach instead. Even though I had asked if it was a sandy beach, when we got there we found it was not a sandy beach. It was a rocky/pebbly beach. My kids still had a nice time, though one of them hadn't brought her water shoes and wished she had. It started raining around 2pm, so we packed up and took a taxi back to the ship. Overall, it was my least favorite port, even though my kids were still happy to have had a little beach time even with what it was. Read Less

We toured Urbino, the palace and had free time. Read Less