Abruzzo is primarily known as a region of national parks and mountains, with its peaks being the highest in the Apennine range. However, Abruzzo is also a coastal region, with...
The magnificent Abbey of San Giovanni in Venere stands proudly on a hill, dominating the rugged Adriatic coast, and is located just a few kilometers from the city center. The...
The so-called “Eremo dannunziano,” also known as the “Eremo delle Portelle” due to its location in Portelle (a charming hillside area in San Vito Chietino with a sea view, part...
The “Lecceta di Torino di Sangro” Regional Nature Reserve was established by Regional Law no. 67 of December 19, 2001, and spans 175 hectares. The area, which also includes the...
The Church of San Francesco, located in the center of Lanciano, very close to Piazza del Plebiscito, was built in 1258 in Romanesque-Burgundian style on the site of the Church...
The “Punta Aderci” Regional Nature Reserve protects the most beautiful and interesting stretch of coastline in Abruzzo: a succession of sandy and pebbly beaches, high cliffs and rocky shores, agricultural...
