Moving to Abruzzo is one thing. Belonging here is another, and it’s the better story. Living in Abruzzo means something different to everyone: tax incentives, a slower pace, the mountains, the food, or simply a life that feels more lived-in. Whatever brought you here, or is making you consider the move, Live & Belong goes deeper. The practical and the personal, the local issues, the seasons, the history. Because Abruzzo rewards those who go beyond the surface.
September never tragically arrived for the highly endangered Marsican Bear, Amarena. She was named after her love of eating the wild black cherries (Amarena in Italian) that grow abundantly in the Abruzzo.
Whilst Italy is battered and burns, Abruzzo builds another ski-resort slap bang in a regional park to put additional strain on our beautiful natural resources and further deplete the water stocks.
Ticks are a pest in Abruzzo for both humans and pets. We furry friend parents diligently put tick collars on our pets and check our pet's coats regularly, but what happens if a particularly nasty one gets through our defences and carries Tick Fever or Lyme Disease?
Italy's 2022 climate livability index results are in, and Abruzzo fares quite well out of the 108 Italian cities that participated!
