Monte San Giusto

Called San Giusto until 1863 and located at an altitude of 236 m on a hill between Chienti and Ete Morto. It is home to an important shoes industry. It produces cereals, vegetables, grapes and beets and breeds livestock. Of interest is Town Building, called Palazzo Bonafede (XVI century, restructured) and the Santa Maria in Telusiano church (XIV century), with a large crucifixion by L.Lotto (1531).