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Monte Conero (Italian pronunciation: [ˈmonte ˈkɔːnero]) or
Mount Conero, also
known as
Monte d'Ancona (Mount of Ancona), is a
promontory in Italy, situated...
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Stadio del
Conero was the home
field of the
Italian football club A.C.
Ancona until 2010 when the club was
canceled by
every league.
Currently it is the...
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Meraviglie di
Gusto - Paccas****i del
Conero,
salse e composte" [Rinci -
Wonders of
Taste - Paccas****i del
Conero,
sauces and compotes]. www.rinci.it....
- Sea,
between the
slopes of the two
extremities of the
promontory of
Monte Conero,
Monte Astagno and
Monte Guasco. The
hilly nature around Ancona is a strong...
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between Gabicce and
Pesaro in the north, and the
eastern slopes of
Monte Conero near Ancona.
Climate is temperate. Inland, in the
mountainous areas, is...
- d'Abruzzo and
Offida Rosso; and the DOC
wines Montepulciano d'Abruzzo,
Rosso Conero, and
Rosso Piceno Superiore. It
should not be
confused with the similarly...
- of 16.68
square kilometres (6.44 sq mi). The town is
situated near
Monte Conero and in
medieval times it was a
castle which belonged to the
Conti Cortesi...
- Jupiter's
spreading oak-tree." The name of the
Italian promontory Mount Conero,
situated directly south of the port of
Ancona on the
Adriatic Sea, derives...
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coastal town,
which lies at the
southern foot of
Monte Conero. 91.8% of the area
falls within the
Conero Regional Park. The old town is
often called "Numana...
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original footballing logo, as well as the
rights to use the
Stadio del
Conero in the city of Ancona. The new club's
board will be the same as Matelica's...
