Urbino, a city located in the hills of the Marche region, has gained international fame for its extraordinary artistic and cultural heritage. However, its notoriety is not only due to its artistic riches, but also to its history and the key role it played in the Italian cultural landscape of the Renaissance.

In the heart of Urbino is the Ducal Palace, a monument of great grandeur and beauty, now home to the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche. Commissioned by Federico da Montefeltro in the 15th century, this palace represents an icon of the Italian Renaissance. Its architecture, enhanced by elegant courtyards and sumptuous rooms, reflects the power and sophistication of the Montefeltro family.