On a Vespa in the Marche between nature and beauty

A gorge formed by the slow work of the Sentino river, carved between red sandstone rock walls. The Gola Rossa and Frasassi Regional Natural Park, on the Apennine side in the province of Ancona, is an area capable of blending mountains and hills, with a landscape variety with few equals. Explore it aboard an icon of mobility on two wheels, the Vespa 125 Primavera. Together with an assistant tour leader, get into the saddle and immerse yourself in the oak and beech woods, populated by a great variety of animals, including peregrine falcons, golden eagles, wild boars and roe deer. Make a stop to visit the Frasassi Caves, the largest underground complex in Europe, with a main cavity so large that it can contain the entire Milan Cathedral. Afterwards, recharge your batteries independently with a lunch a stone's throw from the Abbey of San Vittore alle Chiuse, a sacred building surrounded by greenery, built in Romanesque style and capable of instilling peace and tranquility. Continue towards the Temple of Valadier and its neoclassical facade, located inside a natural cave. Conclude in style with a visit to the village of Genga, walking through paved streets and medieval squares, immersed in a timeless atmosphere. A journey in contact with the wonders of Italy, riding one of its most famous symbols.