Cellino Attanasio holds infinite treasures. Among the discoveries you can make while visiting this place, you will certainly find the Former Church of the Holy Spirit, an 18th-century architectural masterpiece that today houses an evocative theatre. Read More
Bearing witness to the rich history and religious tradition of the Abruzzese region, the Museum of Sacred Art in Torano Nuovo will welcome you with an exhibition of sacred works of art of great value. Read More
Perched on a hill overlooking the Vomano valley, Castelbasso is your ideal destination if you love slow tourism. A village with a thousand-year history, it still retains its original structure and its medieval urban layout almost intact Read More
Beyond the modern seafront, the beating heart of Tortoreto is its medieval village, Tortoreto Alto, a true architectural jewel that retains its ancient charm. Read More
If you are looking for the slow pace of nature, but do not want to lose the liveliness of Abruzzo tradition, Ripattoni will win you over with its beauty and authenticity. Read More
Immersed in the beautiful Teramo nature, the village boasts ancient origins that will take you back to the period of Lombard domination, who chose to build the first fortified settlements on the highest point of the hill. Read More
Montepagano, a small hamlet of Roseto degli Abruzzi, opens up to your eyes with an enchanting panorama that stretches as far as the sea, bright and clear Read More
During your walk through the characteristic streets of Giulianova Alta, right in the centre of the town, you will find the valuable ‘Torrione La Rocca’ Archaeological Museum. Read More
The ancient village of Mutignano, halfway between Atri and the sea, represents the historical roots of Pineto, the first settlement of today's town on the Adriatic coast, in the province of Teramo. Read More
Vincenzo Bindi was a renowned figure, a point of reference for the artistic culture of Abruzzo and Southern Italy at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Read More
