San Benedetto del Tronto is the southernmost coastal municipality of Marche.
It is one of the main tourist resorts of the Marche Coast.
The city has an historic district (known as the "High Town") close to the sea.
Adjacent to the High Town is the Marina, a fishing village originating in the eighteenth century.
A famous landmark in the village is the hexagonal Torre dei Gualtieri  dating from the fourteenth century.

Equipped with a marina, with about 600 berths, a fishing port and a wholesale fish market, San Benedetto has always been closely linked to the sea and naval traditions.

The town's Maritime Museums includes the Museum of the Maritime Civilisation of the Marche, the Museo delle Anfore, the Museo Ittico, and the Antiquarium Truentinum.
The Pinacoteca del Mare – inaugurated in April 2009 – although located in the heart of the old prison, is also part of this cluster of museums dedicated to the sea.

Along the southern pier of San Benedetto del Tronto is the Museum of Art on the Sea, an open-air museum that hosts 145 works of art, 135 sculptures and 10 large murals.

The citizens of San Benedetto are proud of its seashore.
Some sources cite San Benedetto as one of the most beautiful promenades in Italy.
It was designed by the engineer Luigi Onorati in 1931 and inaugurated the next year.
The southern part of the promenade includes ten themed gardens: the multi-sensory garden, the country garden, the garden of Children, Health, Citrus, Mediterranean, Palms, Arid, Humid, Roses.
Each of the ten gardens have original features such as fountains, ponds, benches and armchairs for relaxing, games for children, specific tree species and a Cycle Path, designed by the architect Farnush Davarpanah.

Since 2016 the northern part of the promenade, stretching from the Palazzo Las Vegas to the Albula Stream, has been undergoing redevelopment.

San Benedetto del Tronto includes over 300 establishments for visitors  including hotels, residences and B&B; including 150a the seaside resort.
San Benedetto was awarded the Blue Flag beach banner, a certification that the beach, the marina, and the sustainable boating tourism operator meets stringent standards of environmental protection.
San Benedetto also boasts the Green Flag, in recognition of its children-friendly status.
San Benedetto del Tronto is the southernmost coastal municipality of Marche. It is one of the main tourist resorts of the Marche Coast. The city has an historic district (known as the "High Town") close to the sea. Adjacent to the High Town is the Marina, a fishing village originating in the eighteenth century. A famous landmark in the village is the hexagonal Torre dei Gualtieri  dating from the fourteenth century.
Equipped with a marina, with about 600 berths, a fishing port and a wholesale fish market, San Benedetto has always been closely linked to the sea and naval traditions.
The town's Maritime Museums includes the Museum of the Maritime Civilisation of the Marche, the Museo delle Anfore, the Museo Ittico, and the Antiquarium Truentinum. The Pinacoteca del Mare – inaugurated in April 2009 – although located in the heart of the old prison, is also part of this cluster of museums dedicated to the sea.
Along the southern pier of San Benedetto del Tronto is the Museum of Art on the Sea, an open-air museum that hosts 145 works of art, 135 sculptures and 10 large murals.
The citizens of San Benedetto are proud of its seashore. Some sources cite San Benedetto as one of the most beautiful promenades in Italy. It was designed by the engineer Luigi Onorati in 1931 and inaugurated the next year. The southern part of the promenade includes ten themed gardens: the multi-sensory garden, the country garden, the garden of Children, Health, Citrus, Mediterranean, Palms, Arid, Humid, Roses. Each of the ten gardens have original features such as fountains, ponds, benches and armchairs for relaxing, games for children, specific tree species and a Cycle Path, designed by the architect Farnush Davarpanah.
Since 2016 the northern part of the promenade, stretching from the Palazzo Las Vegas to the Albula Stream, has been undergoing redevelopment.
San Benedetto del Tronto includes over 300 establishments for visitors  including hotels, residences and B&B; including 150a the seaside resort. San Benedetto was awarded the Blue Flag beach banner, a certification that the beach, the marina, and the sustainable boating tourism operator meets stringent standards of environmental protection. San Benedetto also boasts the Green Flag, in recognition of its children-friendly status.
Riviera delle Palme (Marche)