The sanctuary and convent of San Tommaso di Canterbury, located outside the historical center, dates from the 17th century. In 1617, the town council approved the foundation of a convent of Observant Reformed Franciscans. In 1619-20, Pope Paul V confirmed the authorization and blessed the first stone. The sanctuary was built near the Cuprense road, in a place where there stood a chapel built a century earlier by the Farfa monks of…

The Church of San Severino is located in the village of Castel di Croce and is the work of architect Piliotti, Ascoli Piceno. In the apse of the church it is a mosaic by Pietro Gaudenzi, the Vatican school, depicting a Christ among saints and blesseds of the Piceno.

It ‘ a small church whose brick façade is built between the houses of Via ornamentation . Still visible the apse flat with ancient circular window and the belfry . It currently houses the Brotherhood of the Dead Christ .

It ‘ a small building of Baroque style of polygonal plan covered by a dome, which is located outside the perimeter wall of an ancient fourteenth century church . It currently houses the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacramen.  

The church, of medieval origin, once stood on one of the roads leading to the town. A papal coat of arms of the ‘500 is placed above the door entablature, dominated by stones shaped, arranged in an arc, presenting interesting zoomorphic and phytomorphic Romanesque. The facade is inserted into a wider structure farmhouse.

Sala del Palio

Chiappini palace, the Town Hall, has an impressive portal enriched by the overhanging balcony with wrought iron railings. The eighteenth-century building was owned by the family Chiappini. From the wide staircase leads to the first floor, in the Hall of Venus, which takes its name from the decorations on the ceiling: the triumph of Venus surrounded by four myths of the goddess (the judgment of Paris, the toilet of Venus, Venus and…

Of medieval origin , the chapel has a unique bell tower. It is currently part of the family property Sciarra .

The fortress was built by the family Acquaviva in 1300, but few traces remain of the original structure. In 1447 the primitive fortress underwent bodied breakdowns by Fermo, which held in Acquaviva fundamental strategic interests. It was rebuilt in 1474 by Giovan Francesco Azzolino, and the work was directed by the Florentine Baccio Pontelli.Un more general restoration was made by Giuseppe Sacconi and was completed at the end of the nineteenth century….

The oldest church built within the walls of Acquaviva which over the centuries, has undergone major renovations. In ancient times the church was used for gathering  people.  Over time, the church became to small due to the increase in population, and hence the church of San Nicolò was built and San Rocco was given to the Agostiniani Scalzi in 1612 a group of priests who wanted to settle in Acquaviva. But the…