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Ancona is gradually becoming a much more interesting place for tourists to visit and this redevelopment is allowing its smarter side to emerge from the businesslike facade put on as a result of its port status. You can easily find cheap Ancona hotels if you have some days to spare on a trip and want to get to grips with this unusual city.
Expect to spend two and a quarter hours on cheap flights to Ancona. UK travellers can get in on budget Ancona flights which will land at the eponymous airport and you will need to make the short trip into town before you can settle in. Expect to spend a further 15 minutes on the road as you transfer after a flight to Ancona.
You can find car rental in Ancona at the airport once you have disembarked from Ancona flights, and you can also find mainstream rental agencies operating near the railway station in the centre of town. Buses are not enormously useful for tourists so if you do not rent a car you should probably use the taxis instead.
There is not a wide selection of obvious monuments in the city, but Ancona Cathedral is definitely one to watch. Built in the 11th century it has all the pomp and circumstance you would expect. It masks the ruins of a temple which used to stand before it, its Christian outlook replacing the previous building which was dedicated to worshiping the goddess Venus.