Arts & Architecture
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
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Tossicia’s Reclining Madonna: A Story of Art and Community
Stolen, recovered, and finally home again: Tossicia's Madonna della Provvidenza shows how art binds communities across generations
Pretoro: The Saints, The Brigands, The Wolves and … The Beer
Join Max on a walk up and down the narrow-cobbled street, the steps, and little alleyways of Pretoro accompanied by the town's Deputy Mayor Fabrizio, “The Saints, The Brigands and the Wolves”.
Uncovering Penna Sant’Andrea’s Necropolis
A new archaeological dig by Chieti University will begin in October around Penna Sant'Andrea's Monte di Giove. The area was home to a necropolis that was used from the 7th to the beginning of the 2nd century BC
