Cibovagando In Gradara

Historic place made famous by Dante's verses dedicated to the tragic end of Paolo and Francesca. The castle walls enclose a village that today lends itself to acting as a frame for a tourism distracted by worldliness. You have to close your eyes to imagine the site at the time when the Actors of the love tragedy lived. Personally I think it is well worth a visit.

Excellent 🍕 light and tasty dough. Friendly staff and fast fair prices.

Gradara Castle is a fascinating complex of medieval origin located within the village of the same name. It is a magnificent example of 12th century military architecture, characterized by towers, imposing walls and a surrounding moat. The castle is famous for its history linked to the noble families who governed it, such as the Malatesta, the Sforza and the Della Rovere. It is also known for the tragic love story of Paolo and Francesca, narrated by Dante in the "Divine Comedy".

Gradara is certainly a truly beautiful medieval village... worth visiting the walls, the village and the castle... if the day permits I recommend stopping for an evening aperitif... I stopped at sunset and the view is spectacular ❤️

Very suggestive village. If visited on the 1st Sunday of the month, the castle has free entry. The visit with a guide costing 10 euros disappointed me a bit: it was super quick and there was only access to the central wing. The external walkways cannot be visited due to restoration. The show of the lights that illuminate the castle in the evening is priceless as is the sunset and the view you can enjoy from above.

Gradara Castle is one of the most fascinating destinations in central Italy, perfect for those who love history, art and medieval atmospheres. The village, perfectly preserved, welcomes you with its majestic walls and cobbled streets that seem like something out of a fairy tale. A visit to the castle is a real blast from the past: furnished rooms, patrol walkways and breathtaking views of the Marche hills and the Adriatic Sea. Unmissable is the room of Paolo and Francesca, the famous lovers immortalized by Dante in the Divine Comedy. The village is lively, well looked after, full of restaurants, artisan shops and small museums. In the evening, with the soft lights and fewer crowds, it becomes even more evocative. Perfect for a half day trip or a romantic evening. Also recommended with children, thanks to the ease of the route and the often organized activities. In summary: history, beauty and atmosphere in a corner of Italy waiting to be discovered.

The castle and its history are interesting, but you are fascinated by the view.

Really nice, very charming village

cucina tradizionale, semplice ma molto buona, personale e staff preparati simpatici e professionali, davvero molto molto bene. locale accogliente prezzi onesti. consigliatissimo (ps metto tre stelle perchè mi piace spaziare da osterie a ristoranti stellati, ma come cucina tradizionale vale 5 stelle!!!!)

Abbiamo scoperto per caso Cibovagabondo dopo una breve passeggiata a Gradara. Ci siamo immediatamente trovati a nostro agio: personale cordiale, (Kimberly è stata gentile e simpaticissima), le portate da noi ordinate erano generose e saporite e, nonostante il ristorante affollato (era un giorno di festa), siamo stati serviti velocemente. Insomma, ci siamo trovati benissimo e ci ritorneremo senza meno. CONSIGLIATISSIMO!!! Alla prossima, Francesco e Filomena.