Azzinano is an outlying village in the municipality of Tossicia, Teramo that sits about 400 meters above sea level. It is definitely a must-visit place in the Abruzzo region Italy. because of its interesting history, demographics, and of course, its unique and innate beauty. Azzinano is a small village with only 164 inhabitants, but

Campli It is almost impossible to run out of Abruzzo destinations to visit, especially if you are adventurous and curious type. The region may be rich in breathtaking cities, mountains, coastal areas, and wine trails, but that does not mean you should miss out on small towns, like Campli, a commune and town in the

San Valentino Abruzzo Italy San Valentino is the town on a hill in the Pescara province of Abruzzo. From its name, it is easy to tell that it is based on St. Valentine, but apart from that, it is also derived from the old province in Abruzzo Citeriore. Situated in the Apennines, this medieval town

Enclosed within medieval walls, L’Aquila in the Abruzzo Region sits quietly in a picturesque valley, surrounded by the majesty of the Apennine Mountains rising around the city. Founded in the 13th century, L’Aquila now serves as the capital of the region and the namesake province. Its winding streets that lead to Renaissance buildings, baroque

Montesilvano Colle Montesilvano is one of the towns and municipalities in Pescara province, in Italy’s Abruzzo region. Its name is believed to be of Latin origin, meaning ‘woody hill’. It is in the north of Pescara and is divided into two sections: Montesilvano Colle and Montesilvano Marina. The latter is a lively seaside resort, and the former

Bugnara Abruzzo in Italy is an absolute off-the-beaten track destination if you want to break away from the classic Italian travel experience. While Rome is a dream city for many travelers, it also pays expanding your horizons and choosing to explore other worthwhile regions such as Bugnara that offer just as much exciting things to