Borgo Santa Maria

When choosing where to stay in Borgo Santa Maria, different interests come into play: green spaces, sports, library holdings and religious history. There is also the annual PozzoPazzEstate and a Bicipolitana connection, whose usability you should check before setting out.

Green Space and Sports Facilities

Parco di Borgo Santa Maria lies between Via Monte Amiata and Via Monte Rosa. The triangular green space covers about 6,000 m². 1,000 m² are paved; more than 5,000 m² consist of lawn with tall trees. The park also has a skate facility. The lawn, paved areas and skate facility offer different features you can compare with your interests.

Pista polivalente Borgo Santa Maria on Via Monte Catria is a 35 × 17 m multi-purpose sports court. Basketball hoops and football goals identify two specific sports. Unlike the skate facility in the park, the Pista is a court with fixed dimensions and specified equipment. If you are choosing where to stay based on a sport, you can distinguish between the skate facility and a court with hoops and goals.

Church, Chapel and Library

The new parish church of Santa Maria Regina in Borgo Santa Maria was consecrated on 25 September 2011. A chapel dedicated to the Beata Vergine del Rosario already existed in Pozzo Basso in 1633. The dates mark different historical reference points: the chapel dates back well before the consecration of the new parish church.

Biblioteca Rodari in Borgo Santa Maria has more than 18,000 catalogued volumes, including around 5,000 for children and young people. The figures convey both the total size of the collection and the scale of this subset; holdings may change. For those interested in culture, the library is another point of interest, distinct from the area’s religious history.

PozzoPazzEstate and Bicipolitana

PozzoPazzEstate takes place every year. Three date ranges were scheduled for the 2026 edition at Parco dei Tigli in Borgo Santa Maria: 9 to 12, 15 to 19, and 23 to 26 July. These dates have now passed. The 2026 edition’s programme included a sports area for tournaments and competitive activities, Parco di Alice for children and families, a food area with food stalls, and an events area for music and evening entertainment. The themes show the range of this festival programme. If you are planning a future stay, check the event dates in effect at that time.

The green line of the Bicipolitana connects Baia Flaminia with Borgo Santa Maria along the Foglia River. At the time of the information provided, the cycle network was still under construction. Before setting out, check whether the section you need is usable.

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For the broader travel overview: Pesaro - Urbino.