Things to see in Campofilone

Campofilone is a town in the Marche region, situated on the coast of the province of Fermo. It is a tourist destination that can be enjoyed all year round thanks to its mild climate, due to its proximity to the coast. During the summer, this town in the Val d'Aso is also a high-quality seaside resort, as demonstrated by the Blue Flag it has held since 2025.

Despite its small size, Campofilone offers a number of points of interest, including historic churches, small museums and traditional buildings that reflect the town’s cultural and rural heritage.

St Bartholomew’s Abbey. The Abbey Church of St Bartholomew was founded in the 11th century on the site of a Roman villa. The original church was a Romanesque building with a rectangular plan, which was subsequently demolished in the first half of the 19th century to make way for a larger abbey. The new church, in the Neoclassical style, was designed by the engineer Roncalli and houses paintings by Luigi Fontana and Niccolò Achilli. In the churchyard stand the statues of Saint Bartholomew and Saint Patrick, the patron saints of the village of Campofilone. Parish museums. Open to visitors by appointment. The sacristy of the Abbey of San Bartolomeo houses two parish museums. The first is the Liturgical Museum, which holds sacred objects and vestments belonging to the abbots of Campofilone; the second is the Archaeological Museum, which houses artefacts dating from the Picentes to the Roman era.