Walls and towers
Almost a kilometre of intact walls embracing the historic centre in a perfect balance of medieval and Renaissance architecture.
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The Town and its Walls
Discover Corinaldo’s historic centre and its 15th-century walls, which still mark out its perimeter today. Within that kilometre of ramparts lies an architectural heritage that is extraordinary for a village of this size: towers and bastioned gates, noble mansions, churches and convents, a nineteenth-century Italian-style theatre.
The Piaggia staircase and the Polenta Well
One of the most captivating spots in Corinaldo. One hundred and nine steps climbing to the heart of the village, with the Pozzo della Polenta (Polenta Well) along the way.
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The Carlo Goldoni Municipal Theatre
A nineteenth-century Italian-style theatre that has remained almost intact: woodwork, stucco, velvets and a painted ceiling that is worth the visit in itself. Every year the Goldoni Theatre hosts theatre seasons, concerts and festivals enjoyed by a wide audience.
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Historic buildings
Convents, public buildings and noble mansions have followed one another along the same streets for centuries. Every building carries with it a story of families, of power, of art and of change.
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Religious buildings
Corinaldo’s churches span fifteen centuries of history: from the early Christian apse of the Madonna del Piano church to the sanctuaries that draw pilgrims from all over the world every year. Art, architecture and devotion come together in every building, from the historic centre out into the countryside.
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A village full of discoveries
History, folklore, architecture, nature, art, faith: there’s always another side of Corinaldo to discover.
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