The Porta Solestà district is located in an ancient roman district. The main attractions are represented by Tempietto di Sant’Emidio Rosso, the elegant 6th century wash-house and the Convent of Saint Serafino. Its colours are blue and yellow.

The roman Augustan Bridge, also known as the Porta Cappuccina Bridge, dates back to the I century BC and it’s one of the most important roman bridges on earth for amplitude of light (22 meters). It was used to connect the city to the northern part of the region. The entrance door to the district, built in the 13th century, was used to protect the city from attacks during ancient wars. The architecture is simple and clear, since the door is composed of a single big arch made of travertine.

The Flag Waiver’ and musician team is a very important component of the district of Porta Solestà.

Passion, abnegation and know-how have been the main reasons of the many successes and victories obtained by this group during the local July competitions. Indeed, the musician team has won 14 out of 19 editions while the flag waivers’ team has won 22 out of 35 competitions. This organization, passion and membership to the historical Quintana of Ascoli Piceno and to the Sestiere Porta Solesta has made this group a homogeneous reality composed of persons who really feel their love to the district.