In the evocative Piazza Piè di Corte, in Corropoli, you will find the Town Hall. A splendid example of 19th-century architecture, this building is a fervent expression of an illustrious past, embellishing the town centre with its elegance. Read More
For an emotionally rich experience, the Church or Abbey of San Clemente al Vomano is a must-see on your trip in Abruzzo. Read More
Nestled in the green hills of Teramo, the Monastery of the Seven Holy Brothers in Mosciano Sant'Angelo will take you on a journey through the centuries rooted in the Middle Ages. Read More
An oasis of biodiversity that offers you a spectacle of sand dunes, lush vegetation and rare animal species: the Martinsicuro Coastal Biotope is a unique natural heritage Read More
Immersed in the quiet of the Abruzzo countryside, the Church of Santa Maria a Vico in Sant'Omero is an architectural masterpiece that preserves intact a millennial history. Read More
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 a lover of the ‘beverage of Bacchus’ there is an appointment, with over 50 years of tradition, that you absolutely cannot miss! Read More
