Borghi territory is famous for its Castle as S. Giovanni in Galilea, Calbana, Converseto, Raggiano and Poggio de' Borghi.
About S. Givanni in Galilea notices start from the first century in the <Codice Bravo>.
Poggio de' Borghi is recognized as commune about in the XIV century. It lived many vicissitudes and it was submitted to Malatesta family becoming vicariate of Santarcangelo church, later became rule of Federico Duca of Urbino and at the end it was submitted by the Sassatelli family.
About the 1800 year Pope Pio VII wanted acquire to Borghi also the old communes of S.Giovanni in Galilea and Converseto (S. Martino in Converseto) till arrive to the Italian union.
In Borghi you can admire the ancient wall built during the Malatesta period around the old town centre , the 18th-century loggia with the cistern of the Malatesta period, the S.Croce church, and the S.Cristoforo one.
San Giovanni in Galilea presents the ruins of the old parish church S. Giovanni in Galilea ( first millennium), the tower of Malatesta and the wall.
Other sights of interest in S. Giovanni in Galilea is the Museum and Lbrary Renzi that was founded by don Francesco Renzi parish priest of the church.
The usem but also the meteorological observatory were the meeting point of many Italian but also foreign studious.
Raelly interesting to visit is also the cemetery but also the old village located in a panoramic position in which is possible to see the all Uso valley.
In this land every year take part many festivals.