USEFUL SERVICES
Connect with the city, move around safely, and let yourself be guided:
your essential references, from emergency services to the best local guides.
Pursuant to Article 2, paragraph 2 of Law No. 190 of 13 December 2023, “the activities pertaining to the profession of tourist guide include the illustration and interpretation, during guided tours with individual visitors or groups, of the value and significance— as expressions of the civilization of a territory and its community— of both tangible and intangible assets that make up Italy’s historical, cultural, museum, religious, architectural, artistic, archaeological, and monumental heritage, also in relation to the demo-ethno-anthropological, landscape, production, and food and wine contexts that characterize the specific features of each territory.”
DI SANTO LAURA: italiano/tedesco
tel. +39 339 4064401
lauradisanto2@gmail.com
GATTINI RAFFAELA: italiano/inglese/tedesco
tel. +39 328 0334107
raffaelagattini@tiscali.it
For further information, please consult the national register of licensed tour guides of the Ministry of Tourism.
https://portaleprofessioni.ministeroturismo.gov.it/tour-guides
Pursuant to Article 46, paragraph 2 of Regional Law No. 9 of 11 July 2006, a tour leader is defined as “a person who, as a profession, accompanies individuals or groups of people on trips within the national territory or abroad, ensures the implementation of the travel program prepared by the organizers, provides assistance to individuals or groups being accompanied, and supplies relevant information or points of tourist interest about areas in transit outside the scope of competence of licensed tourist guides.”
BIMBO NICOLETTA: italiano/inglese/spagnolo
cell. +39 331 9888551
bimbo.nicoletta@gmail.com
PIANELLI ERICA: italiano/inglese/tedesco
cell. +39 338 4545695
erica.pianelli@gmail.com
ZINGARETTI MAURO: italiano/inglese/francese
cell. +39 335 5462010
ma.zinga@libero.it
Per ulteriori informazioni, accedere all’elenco degli accompagnatori abilitati della Regione Marche https://albo.regione.marche.it
Pursuant to Article 46, paragraph 4 of Regional Law No. 9 of 11 July 2006, a naturalistic or environmental hiking guide is defined as “a person who, as a profession, accompanies individuals or groups of people in natural environments or areas of interest for environmental education, including protected areas, parks and nature reserves, illustrating their territorial features and environmental as well as historical and anthropological aspects, with the exception of routes that require the use of speleological or mountaineering equipment and techniques involving technical harnesses, ice axes and crampons. The competences of tourist guides and alpine guides in matters related to landscape and natural heritage remain unaffected.”
FRANCO TOMMASO: italiano/inglese/spagnolo
cell. +39 340 1137626
tommasofranco96@gmail.com
PIANELLI ERICA: italiano/inglese/tedesco
cell. +39 338 4545695
erica.pianelli@gmail.com
RINALDI MAURIZIO: italiano
cell. +39 331 6019243
maurizio@trekebike.it
For further information, please consult the list of licensed naturalistic guides of the Marche Region.
https://albo.regione.marche.it
IN THE HISTORIC CENTER
The Municipality of Jesi has activated a service providing free access to the Internet network.
Wi‑Fi coverage includes the historic center area, along the route from Arco Clementino to the Cathedral: Corso Matteotti, Piazza della Repubblica, Piazza Indipendenza, Via Pergolesi, Piazza Colocci, and Piazza Federico II.
Access is free, subject to registration. To connect, follow these steps:
• reach the historic center of Jesi;
• connect to the “WiFi4EU” network and access the login page;
• send an SMS with “JESI” to the mobile number indicated to receive login credentials;
• log in using the credentials received via SMS.
PUBLIC INTERNET ACCESS POINTS
Planetti Municipal Library
Palazzo della Signoria – Piazza Colocci, 2 – Tel. +39 0731 538387
www.bibliotecaplanettiana.it
There are 8 workstations available for internet access.
Informagiovani
Largo S. Allende, 13 – Tel. 0731 214509 – Cell. e Whatsapp 320 1480446
www.informagiovanijesi.it
There is 1 workstation available for internet access.
–MAIN POST OFFICE – Via Mura Occidentali, 16/b – Tel. +39 0731 229811
–MUNICIPAL POLICE – Piazza Indipendenza, 1 – Tel. +39 0731 538234
–STATE POLICE (Via Marco Polo, 1), Carabinieri (Corso Matteotti, 46),FIRE BRIGADE(Viale Gallodoro, 80),
SINGLE EUROPEAN EMERGENCY NUMBER: 112
–MEDICAL GUARD– Via Veneto, 7 – Tel. +39 0731 534585
– ACI (ROAD ASSISTANCE) – Tel. +39 803 116
OPENING HOURS
Open from Tuesday to Saturday 10:00am– 1:00pm / 3:00pm – 6:00pm.
Close on Sunday and Monday
Closures:
1 January, 6 January, 25 December
Opening Hours 10:00am – 1:00pm:
Easter, Easter Monday, 25 April, 1 May, 2 June, 15 August, 22 September (patron saint’s day), 24 December, 31 December
CONTACTS
Tourism office – Comune di Jesi
Piazza della Repubblica, 60035 Jesi (AN)
Phone: +39 0731 538420
E-mail Address: turismo@comune.jesi.an.it
Getting there by public transport
Train
Jesi railway station is located on the Ancona–Rome line, with connections to Milan–Lecce available from the Ancona and Falconara Marittima stations. It is served by regional and long-distance trains (www.trenitalia.com) and is located in Piazzale Giovanni Paolo II.
Jesi station provides the following accessibility services:
- assistance services for people with disabilities and reduced mobility (available in person at RFI “Sale Blu” or by phone up to 12 hours before departure/arrival, during opening hours);
- accessible restrooms;
- audio public information systems;
- visual public information systems;
- accessible platforms.
For detailed information, visit: www.rfi.it/it/stazioni/jesi.html.
From the railway station, the city centre (Piazza della Repubblica) can be reached on foot or by urban bus.
On foot, the distance is about 1 km and the journey takes approximately 15 minutes. Part of the route is flat (Piazzale Giovanni Paolo II, Viale Trieste, Via Rosselli and part of Via Mazzini), while another section is uphill with a gradient of 18.60% (part of Via Mazzini near the Torrione di Mezzogiorno and Costa Mezzalancia), followed again by a flat section (Piazza della Repubblica).
To avoid the uphill stretch, near the Torrione di Mezzogiorno you can continue along Via del Lavatoio to the end and then turn right into Via Castelfidardo. Further ahead there is a lift connecting different levels, from Via Mazzini to Piazza della Repubblica (for opening hours, see: https://www.comune.jesi.an.it/w/impianti-di-risalita-per-il-centro-storico).
Alternatively, outside the station you can take an urban bus.
The stops closest to Piazza della Repubblica are:
- Via Mura Occidentali, 8 (about 200 m on a flat walking route);
- Corso Matteotti, 54 (about 600 m on a flat walking route).
Estimated travel time by bus: 10–15 minutes.
Timetables are available at www.atmaancona.it under “Orari” → “Servizio urbano Jesi”, on the stop timetable display (by scanning the QR code with the Atma app to view real-time departures), or via Google Maps by selecting “Public Transport” and entering your route.
Bus
Jesi is connected to Ancona (the regional capital) and to other towns in the Marche Region through several bus routes.
All connections can be found on the website www.atmaancona.it under “Timetables” → “Extra-urban services”.
To book assistance services for people with disabilities and reduced mobility, please contact the Conerobus S.p.A. headquarters in advance by calling +39 071 2837411 or by sending an email to info@conerobus.it.
Extra-urban buses terminate at the Porta Valle bus station (Piazzale dei Partigiani). From the bus station, Piazza della Repubblica can be reached on foot or by urban bus.
On foot, the distance is about 500 m and the journey takes approximately 10 minutes. Part of the route is flat (in particular Via Rosselli and part of Via Mazzini), while another section is uphill with a gradient of 18.60% (part of Via Mazzini near the Torrione di Mezzogiorno and Costa Mezzalancia), followed again by a flat section (Piazza della Repubblica).
To avoid the uphill stretch, near the Torrione di Mezzogiorno you can continue along Via del Lavatoio to the end and then turn right into Via Castelfidardo. Further ahead there is a lift connecting different levels, from Via Mazzini to Piazza della Repubblica (for opening hours, see: https://www.comune.jesi.an.it/w/impianti-di-risalita-per-il-centro-storico).
Alternatively, from the Porta Valle bus station you can take an urban bus.
The stops closest to Piazza della Repubblica are:
- Via Mura Occidentali, 8 (about 200 m on a flat walking route from the museums);
- Corso Matteotti, 54 (about 600 m on a flat walking route from the museums).
Estimated bus travel time: 10 minutes.
Timetables are available on www.atmaancona.it under “Timetables” → “Urban service Jesi”, on the timetable panel at the bus stop (by scanning the QR code with the Atma app to view real-time services), or via Google Maps by selecting “Public Transport” and entering your route.
Plane
Jesi is located 15 km from Ancona–Falconara Marittima “Raffaello Sanzio” Airport.
For information: Tel. +39 071 28271; www.ancona-airport.com.
For assistance services for people with disabilities and reduced mobility, please consult the dedicated section on the airport website:
www.ancona-airport.com/passeggeri/guida-al-passeggero/passeggeri-con-ridotta-mobilita/.
To reach Jesi from the airport, you can take a train (fast option with no transfers) or an extra-urban bus (option with more transfers).
You can take a direct train to Jesi from Castelferretti–Falconara Aeroporto railway station, located 300 m from the Arrivals terminal (www.trenitalia.com).
Alternatively, you can take the Raffaello Aerobus, which stops in front of the Arrivals terminal (www.conerobus.it/servizi-tpl/aerobus-raffaello/):
- to Falconara Marittima railway station, then continue to Jesi by train (www.trenitalia.com) or bus (www.atmaancona.it, line CR3/SA2 Ancona–Falconara–Chiaravalle–Jesi);
or - to Ancona railway station, then continue to Jesi by train (www.trenitalia.com) or bus (www.atmaancona.it, line CR3/SA2 Ancona–Falconara–Chiaravalle–Jesi or line I Ancona–Agugliano–Polverigi–Santa Maria Nuova–Jesi). Traveling via Ancona takes longer but offers more route options.
Once you arrive at Jesi railway station or at the Porta Valle bus station, consult the “Train” or “Bus” section to find out how to reach Piazza della Repubblica.
Ship
Jesi is located 33 km from the Port of Ancona.
For information: Tel. +39 071 207891; www.porto.ancona.it.
For assistance services for people with disabilities and reduced mobility, please consult the dedicated section on the Port Authority website:
www.porto.ancona.it/it/page/passeggeri-con-disabilita-ancona.
To reach Jesi, you can take a train or an extra-urban bus.
You can take a direct train to Jesi from Ancona railway station (www.trenitalia.com). The station can be reached on foot or by urban bus.
On foot, Ancona station is about 2 km from the Port Authority building, with an approximate walking time of 30 minutes along a flat route (Via XXIX Settembre, Via Marconi, Via Flaminia, Piazza Rosselli), with a slight initial slope near the entrance/exit of the Port of Ancona (Scalo Vittorio Emanuele).
If taking the urban bus, the stop is located in front of the Port Authority building (line 10; timetables available at www.conerobus.it under “Timetables” → “Urban service Ancona”) or in Piazza Kennedy, about 300 m away on foot (approximately 5 minutes), with a slight initial slope near the port entrance, then flat. Timetables are also available at www.atmaancona.it under “Timetables” → “Urban service Ancona”. Estimated bus travel time: 5–10 minutes.
Alternatively, you can reach Jesi by extra-urban bus. The closest stop to the Port Authority building is in Via XXIX Settembre, about 500 m away (approximately 10 minutes on foot along a flat route with a slight initial slope near the port entrance). Timetables are available at www.atmaancona.it under “Timetables” → “Extra-urban services”.
Once you arrive at Jesi railway station or Porta Valle bus station, please refer to the “Train” or “Bus” section to find out how to reach Piazza della Repubblica.
Getting there by private transport
Car
It is possible to reach the centre of Jesi (Piazza della Repubblica) by car via the A14 Bologna–Taranto motorway (www.autostrade.it), exiting at the Ancona Nord–Jesi toll booth (16 km from the city centre) and continuing along the SS76 Ancona–Rome expressway. From Ancona, take the Jesi Est or Jesi Centro exits; from Rome, take the Jesi Ovest or Jesi Centro exits.
People with disabilities and reduced mobility can park:
- in some squares of the historic centre (limited traffic zone);
- in Via Mura Occidentali;
- along Corso Matteotti between Arco Clementino and Via Mura Occidentali/Via Pastrengo;
- in Piazza Pergolesi and Via XV Settembre.
Article 20, paragraph 4 of the current regulation governing access to the limited traffic zone of Jesi’s historic centre (approved by City Council Resolution no. 133 of 21 December 2016) states that “persons with disabilities residing outside the municipality, who do not work within the limited traffic zones, must notify the vehicle license plate before each access in order to transit and/or park.”
This notification may be made in advance, at the time of access, or afterwards (within 48 hours) by contacting the municipal office via the toll-free number 800.801.762 or by certified email at protocollo.comune.jesi@legalmail.it.
Access is from Porta Bersaglieri. Available parking areas include Piazza Ghislieri, Piazza Indipendenza and Piazza Spontini, subject to availability. On Wednesday and Saturday mornings, the entire area is closed due to the market.
In Via Mura Occidentali, near number 8 (Municipal Registry Office), there are:
- two reserved parking spaces before the bus stop;
- two behind the bus stop;
- two further ahead;
- one additional space after the “Porticello” passage;
- and two more near the Post Office at number 16/b.
Access points from Via Mura Occidentali and the “Porticello” passage allow entry to Corso Matteotti, the main street of the city centre. Via Montebello also connects back to Corso Matteotti.
At the intersection of Via Mura Occidentali and Corso Matteotti, continue straight along Via Pastrengo (turning right is prohibited, and turning left leads to a pedestrian-only area), then continue right along Via XX Settembre and Via Roma, passing under Arco Clementino. Here, along Corso Matteotti, there are reserved disabled parking spaces and blue parking spaces that are free of charge when displaying the permit.
Alternatively, from Via Pastrengo you can turn left and pass through Porta Farina to reach Piazza Pergolesi (with one reserved space), or continue along Via XV Settembre (recommended only for accompanied disabled persons), where there are:
- two spaces at the beginning of the street;
- two near Palazzo Bettini (no. 16);
- one near Via Bisaccioni;
- and two just past Palazzo Pianetti (no. 10).
All the above parking areas are close to the city centre and accessible via suitable routes.
For further assistance, please contact the Municipal Police at +39 0731 538234.