Monte San Martino is a small village with a pictorial appearance located between the magic of the Sibillini Mountains, the green hills and the blue horizon of the Adriatic Sea. It is perched on a rocky spur at 603 meters above sea level and dominates the valley of the Tenna River being able to enjoy a breathtaking view. Its territory is mostly between the river Tenna and its tributary Tennacola, rivers that run through the two deep valleys that separate it from the neighboring municipalities located at the top of the hills that surround it.

Place rich in landscape, architectural and food and wine treasures, as well as fifteenth-century artistic jewels such as the three polyptics of the Crivelli brothers and a fourth work by the chamber painter Girolamo di Giovanni.