Things to see and do Abruzzo

A manor house built in 1562 by Cardinal De Dragonetti De Torres.

Roseto degli Abruzzi, a charming coastal town in Italy's Teramo province, has a tourist office to help visitors discover the area. Located in the Piazza della Libertà, the I.A.T. Travelers can obtain information on local attractions, events, itineraries and accommodation. The tourist office's website also offers additional information on the Abruzzo region, including suggestions for things to do and practical tips for getting around. For those wishing to visit other towns in the region, there are also tourist offices in Chieti, Pescara, L'Aquila and other places.

The Teramo Tourist Office is a point of reference for visitors wishing to discover this Italian town. The site also offers information on the surrounding area, tourist itineraries and photo galleries to give a glimpse of the region's beauty.

The association really exists, but the opening hours are unpredictable, do not expect too above. If you are lucky, you will have many information.

It is true that there are no beautiful stretches of wild sand that await you, but rather private plages beaches. Be warned. That being said, water is blue, fine sand, parasols and sun loungers work wonderfully. Although it is in the middle of the city, the beach is rather clean and good news for families, we walk very far. One of the first truly pleasant beaches is located near Porto Turistico to the east: It is the Lido Azzuro, very well-known, small and well-designed. A little further away, the Lido delle Sirene and its lively bar, the Playa. The crowd is on the outskirts of Pineta di Pescara on the large beaches of the eastern part of the city. We train cars along the road - be patient in summer, the waiting queue is long - and a small access corridor leads to the sand.

Built around 1840, its interior is decorated with frescoes and stucco materials.

Built in the sixteenth century, the church was redesigned in the eighteenth century. In the choir, we will look at the big retable.

Erigée in the twelfth century on the remains of a chapel of the viiith century, this former Benedictine abbey was a reference point for pilgrims towards the Holy Land.

Excursions, a museum and a botanical garden, as well as a buff zone. The reserve is located in the communes of Lama dei Peligni and Civitella Messer Raimondo. Take the motorway A -14 Bologna-Canosa exit Val di Sangro, follow the road of Sangro towards Castel del Sangro to the exit Piane d'Archi-Casoli, follow SS -84 by passing through Casoli.

By train and bus: Palena station and bus line Sulmona-Carpione and descend to Lama dei Peligni. Or Gare station and bus line Pescara-Lanciano-Castel del Sangro and descend to Lama dei Peligni.

Pescasseroli, at an altitude of 1167 meters, is the historic capital of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park. This small town is surrounded by mountains and ancient forests, offering an exceptional natural setting. Pescasseroli's architecture is in perfect harmony with the surrounding natural beauty. The historic center, built around the ancient abbey, features traditional stone buildings with distinctive windows carved in a local stone called "pietra gentile". Piazza Sant'Antonio, the heart of town life, is adorned with beech trees and lime blossoms, and is embellished by the town hall and a pretty fountain with a statue of the Virgin Mary at the top. Pescasseroli also offers numerous walks and excursions in the surrounding area, suitable for all levels of difficulty. The town is also home to historic sites such as the parish church of Saints Peter and Paul and the Palazzo Sipari, birthplace of the philosopher Benedetto Croce. Local traditions include the roasting of chickpeas before a wedding and the traditional all-black costume worn by the women of Pescasseroli. As for gastronomy, typical dishes include stewed lamb, "patate maritate" (married potatoes), "trcnell" (fried Christmas sweets) and "la P'plla" (a typical Easter sweet). The Pescasseroli tourist office offers information and services to visitors, including an information center, museum, animal park, Apennine garden and educational activities.

RoccarasoTurismo is a tourist information service located in Roccaraso. They provide information on attractions, events and activities in the town. The town of Roccaraso offers many entertainment possibilities. You can enjoy ski resorts in winter, Christmas markets, festivals and summer activities. There are also historic sites to visit, such as the Majella National Park and sacred churches. For food lovers, Roccaraso offers tasty local cuisine with typical local products.

Pescocostanzo, a charming town in Italy's L'Aquila province, has a tourist office to welcome visitors.