Sirolo is a town and comune in the province of Ancona, in the Marche region of Italy. Located on the Adriatic coast, it is situated on the slopes of Monte Conero.
Sirolo is known for its beaches, including Spiaggia Urbani and Spiaggia San Michele, which are popular tourist destinations. The town itself features a medieval historical center with narrow streets, defensive walls, and panoramic views of the sea.
Historically, Sirolo has been inhabited since ancient times, and evidence of Roman presence has been found. In the Middle Ages, it was controlled by various noble families and eventually became part of the Papal States.
Economically, Sirolo relies heavily on tourism due to its coastal location and natural beauty. Agriculture and fishing also contribute to the local economy.