Inside L’Aquila’s Spanish Fort & Nazionale d’Abruzzo Museum
Art, archaeology and a mammoth mark MuNDA’s reopening inside L’Aquila’s Spanish Fort during Italy’s Cultural Capital year
Millions of Abruzzesi left this region over the last two centuries, but the connection to home has never faded. Whether you’re tracing your ancestry, exploring the history, or discovering the culture through art, traditions, books and film — this is where the deeper Abruzzo begins.
Art, archaeology and a mammoth mark MuNDA’s reopening inside L’Aquila’s Spanish Fort during Italy’s Cultural Capital year

Bourbon Abruzzo feels like today - a reminder there’s no going back. History echoes forward; the past is not our future forever changed ahead

A mummified body in an Abruzzo hill town leads Inspector Jordi Bruno into secrets, lies, and danger in Blessed Spirits, a gripping mystery

From wartime stories to modern arrivals, Abruzzo’s migration story is one of cycles, community, and what it means to truly belong







