Mole Vanvitelliana

The Mole Vanvitelliana is a pentagonal building on an artificial island in the port of Ancona, designed by Luigi Vanvitelli for Pope Clement XII and built from 1733 to 1743 as a quarantine station. A small neoclassical temple of Saint Roch stands in its inner courtyard. Today it hosts exhibitions, concerts and the Museo Omero, a tactile art museum.

Nearby

Loggia dei Mercanti

historic building

Santa Maria della Piazza

church

National Archaeological Museum of the Marches

museum

Arch of Trajan

monument

Ancona Cathedral

church

Free entry

Official site

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