Capestrano, at the edge of Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga National Park, is a fortified Medieval town dominated by the austere Piccolomini d’Aragona Castle (or Mediceo Castle, as the town was also a fiefdom of the famous Florentine Medicis), which is now the town hall. The town presents an interesting overlap of Medieval and … Continue reading “Capestrano”

Campo di Giove, nel cuore del Parco Nazionale della Majella nella Provincia dell’Aquila, è una meta turistica particolarmente apprezzata per la pratica di sport invernali ed estivi.

The Tirino Valley includes the towns of Bussi sul Tirino (345m asl), Capestrano (505m asl) and Ofena (531m asl), together with the provinces of Pescara and L’Aquila. The Tirino River is one of the most beautiful and clear rivers in Italy. It is located at an altitude of 350m asl. The Valley originates from a … Continue reading “Bussi sul Tirino”

Bominaco is a village in the Province of L’Aquila rich in medieval heritage: the castle, the Oratory of San Pellegrino and the Church of Santa Maria Assunta.

Situated in the province of Chieti, the village of Bomba is well-known for its suggestive town centre and for a peaceful and relaxing lake.

One of the most important and interesting places in central Italy, from a height of 444 m above sea level, the ancient town of Atri is rich in history, culture and art. On the hill of Atri, the geological phenomenon of the “calanchi” can be observed: deep cuts into the clay soil, they are the … Continue reading “Atri”

Situated in Northern Abruzzo, Alba Adriatica is one of the most famous beach locations thanks to its pure sea water and silver sands. Due to its wide range of touristic services, it is the perfect destination for families and young people looking for relax and entertainment.

Castel del Monte is a fortified town set like a jewel in its crown of mountains, built to protect local folk from threat of attack and a need for greater protection. It was originally accessed through two gates, still visible today, as is the ancient castle courtyard, now called Piazzetta del Ricetto. From various accounts … Continue reading “Castel Del Monte”

Campo Imperatore is the most impressive and the largest plateau of the Appennines, with a stretch of approximately 20 kilometers and a width that ranges from 3 to 7 kilometers. Its altitude ranges from 1500 to 1900 meters and has an alternating terrain with rolling hills, alluvial plains with moraines left over from the ancient … Continue reading “Campo Imperatore”

The Medieval village of Calascio stands at 1,210 metres above sea level, nestled between the Gran Sasso d’Italia chain and the Campo Imperatore plateau. Its winding streets are lined with stone houses and towers, and its squares feature noble homes and churches, bearing witness to ancient splendour. During Lombard domination, the small village belonged to … Continue reading “Calascio”