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	Marotta</div>
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	Without wanting to redo a highly debated issues, such as the place where the troops of the Carthaginian Hasdrubal, brother of Hannibal, were defeated by the Roman army in what is known to history as the Battle of Metauro (207 BC) and yet to Marotta might have seen the crucial stages, we can be certain, however, that this place was frequented in Roman times, as well as certifies a cistern at that time that there is. E &#39;, however, with the construction of a staging post for changing horses, along the stagecoach road that ran along the coastline from Fano to Senigallia, Marotta we have in the birth of a widely documented since the sixteenth century activities.</div>
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	It built from Mondolfo Community, the Vecchia Osteria - as it was called the station, also giving the name to the place - it was a massive building from the hipped roof, with three arches on the facade that led into the garage, where they could stay for up to six coaches, and with alongside the barn, which holds about thirty horses. They staying there as well militia, coming from Mondolfo Castle. It must in any case the decision of Pope Pius IX, in 1846, to build the Ancona-Bologna railway along the Adriatic coast pontifical if Marotta become the modern seaside resort appreciated today. In 1884 the City of Mondolfo builds at his own expense the Mondolfo-Marotta Station and, in a few years, the depot becomes not only a reference point for trade and for transit traveler entire hinterland: the fishing village cultivates In fact soon their ingrained seaside vocation.</div>
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	TOWERS</div>
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	The old manor house next to the church, known as Towers Hotel (the one with two towers that give the name to the village), dates back to the early decades of the 1700s and began as a summer residence of the noble family of Fano Tomani.</div>
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	Later (mid-eighteenth century), in front of the building, was built a &#39;tavern, for many passersby stopping place.</div>
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	There is also an interesting collection of topographic maps drawn up in 1802 by &#39;land surveyor Clemente bell-ringers, which allows to observe between the various possessions of Tomani Nolfi Pili family, also that of the Towers. It recognizes the building with the two towers, which are attached a farm house (south side) and a church (north side). There and then designed the inn with an arcade and a &#39;another farmhouse.</div>
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	Possession, which was called &quot;word in Osteria Nuova and placed in the care of Caminate&quot;, in 1804 it was sold to Bali Camillo Marcolini, who gave the work of draining the beginning of the many swamps that then persisted.</div>
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	In 1887 the Count Camillo Marcolini sold the estate with the villa to Joseph and Adeodato Ugolini of Pesaro that using it for agricultural activities, the downgrade did in rural building.</div>
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	well as changes to the structure were built, such as the elimination of the church, and it was even removed the tavern.</div>
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	Following a new building with warehouses and dryers for tobacco, he occupied the neighboring area; the part towards the State of this building was designed to the new church, the one that is today.</div>
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	In 1926 the ancient holiday residence was bought by a property company in Bologna, which made further changes (it was demolished and rebuilt the part towards Marotta) to make it a beautiful hotel, that being the time unique in the area, did not fail to host famous people.</div>
