Local developments in Senigallia and Cervo Ligure

In Senigallia, new infrastructure changes have been implemented on the Dante Alighieri and Leonardo da Vinci seafronts. The bicycle paths have been repainted and fitted with separation curbs to prevent vehicles, such as buses and trucks, from entering the lanes. While these measures increase cyclist safety, local observations raise concerns regarding the ability of pedestrians, beach attendants, and restaurant delivery vehicles to navigate the restricted spaces, particularly during the busy summer season.

In Cervo Ligure, the coastal village is transitioning into a post-August tourism phase. The historic center, located on a promontory between Diano Marina and Andora, remains a pedestrian-focused destination. Key cultural sites include the Clavesana Castle and the San Giovanni Battista Church, also known as the Chiesa dei Corallini, which was constructed using proceeds from the local coral fishing industry.