What to do in Abruzzo

Convent of San Pasquale

15th-century monastic complex in Renaissance-Baroque style that includes the Church of St. Mary of the Angels, a large portico, and a miraculous well from 1709.

Montelapiano

It is the least populated municipality in Abruzzo: it has only 77 inhabitants, but it knows how to enchant with its views and panoramas, and with some colorful surprises...

Church of San Donato in Castelli: "the Sistine of Majolica."

A unique jewel in the panorama of Italian ceramic heritage

The Triangular Tower of Montegualtieri

Ancient guardian of the Vomano Valley

Goodnight Contemporary

A fragile territory, an innovative narrative, a new lifeblood

Belvedere Guglielmo Marconi or Hill of San Vito Chietino

An exceptional balcony over the Costa dei Trabocchi

The village of Castel del Monte

Splendid medieval fortified village in the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park. Buildings, narrow streets and small stone squares guard the village's treasures. All around, a wonderful landscape!

The "city of stone," iron and gold

Crafts and literature in the heart of Majella National Park

Vasto: the beaches of Punta Aderci

Bathing and birdwatching in the most picturesque stretch of the Costa dei Trabocchi

The Trans-Siberian Railway of Italy travels between Sulmona and Isernia

A historic train on the Parks Railway, a slow journey through the landscapes of Central Italy

D'Annunzio Promontory

From here it is possible to admire, in addition to the Trabocchi and the beautiful beach below, the Eremo Dannunziano, a cottage where the poet D'Annunzio spent the summer of 1889 with Barbara Leoni.

Flavors of the Trabocchi Coast: Cala Lenta and Brodetto

The flavors of a tradition bathed by the sea