Itineraries in Abruzzo

In the middle of the Italian peninsula with a coastline of over 160 Km, Abruzzo comprises four provinces of L'Aquila, Chieti, Pescara and Teramo and is well connected with highways to Rome, Bologna and Bari.

Itineraries in Other Regions

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Suggested Itineraries

• Atri: "On the top of a 3-pointed hill hovering on the Adriatic with the majestic Gran Sasso in the background, in a key position above the Val Vomano..."
• Castelli: "This small village, rising on a rock dominated by Mount Camicia between the rivers Rio and Leomogna, is a favourite destinations for tourists and art lovers..."
• Civitella del Tronto: "The medieval borough is dominated by the Fortress, the northernmost Bourbon citadel in Italy..."
• Gran Sasso d'Italia: "The spectacular Gran Sasso mountains, the highest of the Apennine peaks, and the Campo Imperatore, a vast, high mountain plateau sometimes called Italy's "little Tibet"..."
• L'Aquila: "L'Aquila and many of the surrounding villages were terribly damaged by a ruinous earthquake, the strongest ever in the area since 1703..."
• Parco Nazionale d'Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise
• Pescara: "Pescara is situated on the Adriatic coast at the mouth of the valley of the river of the same name..."
• Pescocostanzo: "A great tourist destination both in summer and winter, Pescocostanzo can fulfill the needs of lovers of nature, art, traditions..."
• Rocca di Calascio: "In a wonderful position just below the renowned citadel called La Rocca, one of the most interesting in Italy for its structure ..."
• Santo Stefano di Sessanio
• Scanno: "Between the Parco Nazionale d'Abruzzo and the upper Sagittario valley, Scanno is surrounded by a rugged, peculiar landscape..."
• Sulmona: "Sulmona is at the foot of the Maiella massif, where today the river Vella flows into the Gizio and in pre-historic times a wide lake existed..."