Villa Celiera, famous for its “arrosticini” mutton brochettes, will offer you a wide range of local restaurants preparing cheese, mutton, lamb, homemade pasta and more besides. Located on the suggestive nature of the Voltigno Plain, it is the perfect departure point for your trekking, skiing and snowshoeing.

Vacri is a village located on the hills in the province of Chieti in Abruzzo. It is famous for producing wine, legumes and vegetables.

Located in front of the wonderful Adriatic Coast, Tortoreto is a perfect destination for tourists looking for a relaxing vacation on the beach.

Taranta Peligna is located in the Aventino River Valley, on the slopes of eastern Majella.

Sulmona, located in the Peligna Valley, is a city very rich in history, still testified by ancient walls, monumental door, churches, palaces, large squares and tiny streets.

Laid on the hills of Abruzzo in front of the Adriatic Sea, the little town of Spoltore is very welcoming and gives the visitor the chance to admire the wonderful historicla centre, the church of San Camillo, the church of San Panfilo, the church and monastery of San Francesco and the castle’s remains.

A few kilometers away from Campo Imperatore, a jewel of Medieval Abruzzo, Santo Stefano di Sessanio, one of italy’s “Borghi più belli” loveliest villages, is home to the shrine of Madonna delle Grazie, a parish church and the remains of the Torre Medicea tower.

People who loves beaches will be captured by the Trabocchi Coast, in the province of Chieti, so called due to the presence of many “trabocchi”, suggestive woodden fishing machines upon the water, where you can enjoy your meal with a wonderful view on the horizon.

Pratola Peligna is a town in the Province of L’Aquila in Abruzzo. Following World War II, the Italian Republic awarded Pratola Peligna with the Bronze Medal of Civil Merit for fighting against the German armies.

Popoli is located between the Aterno Valley and the Majella, in the area of Majella National Park. It is famous for the Nature Reserve “Sorgenti del Fiume Pescara”, the Canyons, the Wolf Visitor Centre and the thermal baths, but also for the celebration of festivals and folkloristic events.