Monte Grimano Terme is a compact, tiny village that sits at the top of a hill in the Pesaro and Urbino region of Italy. Its buildings are compacted into an oval shape, clinging to the hillside, with great views of the Adriatic coast and the landscape of Montefeltro. The shape comes from the ancient village’s original development of buildings surrounding the town’s fortress. It is easily navigable by foot, and visitors will enjoy staying in such an authentic village. Check with EasyToBook.com for budget Monte Grimano Terme hotels and other discount hotels in the region.

At the center of the town is where the fortress and civic buildings sit. The civic tower has three bells, the oldest of which dates to 1611. The current municipal seat was once a noble residence, and was built in the 17th century. The town’s church is in the middle of the historic center, and it contains an 18th century baroque painting from the Venetian school called Madonna delle Grazie. The name Monte Grimano Terme indicates another reason for visiting the town; the thermal terme, or baths, have been visited since the 16th century for their healing properties.