Epiphany closes out the Christmas season: the lights are still on, the markets have their last days, and the town enjoys its quietest moment of the year.
January 6, Epiphany, traditionally marks the end of Christmas festivities in Italy. In Senigallia this means a few more days of lights over the old town, the last open markets, and an atmosphere found only in this handful of days between Christmas and the return to normal life.
Temperatures remain typical of the Marche winter, mild by Italian standards: 5-12°C during the day, a few degrees less at night. Loft Pisacane27, in the heart of the old town, is a short walk from the Foro Annonario market and the churches with their nativity scenes still on display.
Those seeking a last few days off before returning to routine find a genuine town here, uncrowded, with low-season rates even lower than in August. It's also a good time for a trip to Urbino, which can be visited without queues these days.
«The lights still on, the town quiet, the year's lowest prices: Epiphany is the right moment for those who want to stretch the holidays without the crowds.»
Independent heating, old town a short walk away. With code LOFT5 you save 5%.
Often yes, for the very last days: many towns in the Marche, including Senigallia, keep the lights and some stalls up until January 6.
Temperatures are mild for Italy: 5-12°C during the day, a few degrees less at night. Snow in town is rare.
Yes, probably the best time: the Palazzo Ducale is open with no queues, and the university town has a particular charm off-season.
Yes, winter rates are among the lowest of the year, often 50-60% less than in August.
Write to us for availability, event information or anything else. We reply within a few hours.
✉ Contact us