Abruzzo is a region between the Adriatic Sea and the central Apennines. The territory is mountainous and hilly; the coastal coastline has wide sandy or pebbly beaches. The territory boasts numerous natural parks and protected marine areas: it holds the title of "Green Region of Europe", thanks to the presence of its three national parks and is among the Italian regions with the highest number of locations, as many as 23, present in the prestigious club "The most beautiful villages in Italy". However, it is rich in villages, castles, basilicas and cities of art with high artistic value, which lead to an increase in the tourist flow.

PLACES

L'Aquila is still well preserved in the medieval fabric, with the historic center divided by the medieval walls. There are numerous historic buildings, built especially after the 1703 earthquake in L'Aquila.

Pescara is the largest city in the region which holds the primacy of the Abruzzo economy for its proximity to the sea. The main monuments include the old quarter of Portanuova, with the birthplace of Gabriele d 'Annunzio, the nearby museum of the people at the fortress and the Cathedral of San Cetteo, rebuilt in the fascist era, and the Michetti theater.

COMMON

Abruzzo is made up of 4 provinces and 305 municipalities. Among the provinces we find: L'Aquila, Pescara, Chieti, Teramo.