What to do in Abruzzo

Flavors of the Trabocchi Coast: Cala Lenta and Brodetto

The flavors of a tradition bathed by the sea

Aielli: Village of Murals and Astronomy

A small village in Abruzzo that is a true open-air museum where history, tradition and modernity come together. Here you can admire more than 30 works created by street artists.

Azzinano, the painted village

A small village, a great artist, bright colors and memories never quite dormant

The Fortress Monastery of the Holy Spirit

A very old monastery with an impenetrable appearance, but with a sweet and serene heart of silence, art and evidence of the past

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.

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

Roccascalegna Castle

Roccascalegna Castle, built on several sloping terraces on the rock, is a defensive structure from the 12th century.

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...

The Trabocchi Coast

It includes that stretch of the Abruzzi coastline from Ortona to Vasto. The trabocchi, in the past, were fishing machines. Today, however, they house renowned restaurants.

Shrine of Our Lady of Splendor

Miraculous spring draws the faithful to itself

Scanno, the heart-shaped lake

Paradise for birdwatchers, swimmers and fishermen