Things to do in Pesaro
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Musei Civici
Opened in 1860 just after Italian reunification, the town’s original art gallery is now the Musei Civici, which also displays Pesaro’s 700-year-old ceramic tradition with one of Italy’s best collections of majolica ceramics. The Pinacoteca houses Giovanni Bellini’s magnificent altarpiece depicting the coronation of the Virgin.
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Felici e Contenti
When a restaurant names itself ‘Happily Ever After’, you can bet you’ll retire for the evening both happy and content. Its speciality is fish, but pasta also makes a memorable entrance on the menu. The atmosphere is more sophisticatedly urban than many other Pesaro restaurants and it’s located on a quiet side street in the medieval centre.
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Casa Rossini
In 1792 the famed composer Rossini was born in a typical Pesaro house that is now known as the Casa Rossini. Follow the history of Rossini and opera through the early 19th century via a series of prints, personal effects and portraits.
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C’Era Una Volta
The raucous atmosphere is almost as fun as the pizzas, topped with peas, artichokes, speck, pancetta or even patate fritti (chips). No glass of wine is more than €2.80 and an enormous array of pasta dishes can be had for under €9.
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Teatro Rossini
The 400-year-old Teatro Rossini was renamed in the composer’s honour, and its grand ceiling and ornate box seats make it a take-your-breath-away spot to catch a concert, especially during the Rossini Opera Festival.
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