Camerino

An early 19th-century construction built over a previous structured destroyed in 1799. The interior houses some artworks from the former edifice, including a wooden Crucifix dating back to the 13th century and a Madonna of Misericord from the 15th century. The crypt has two stone lions from the late 13th century, two busts from Bernini's workshop and a marble medieval arch dedicated to Saint Ansovinus, a bishop of the city in the 9th century.

Designed by Ludovico Clodio for Cesare Borgia, it dates from 1503. It has cylindrical towers and a massive keep. The castle was used as a command post by the German occupation forces during World War II. The part of the castle that is still standing is now a restaurant.

Medieval cradle of the Cistercian Order. It is now abandoned.

Botanical gardens maintained by the University of Camerino, as is the Arboretum Apenninicum.