Indulge in a timeless journey through the heart of automotive history at the rescheduled event presented by the esteemed Old Motors Club d’Abruzzo: the enchanting 33° Raduno Dannunziano in Chieti, Teramo and Pescara
Arsita’s folk music festival, Valfino al Canto is a must-visit if you are in Abruzzo between the 9th-11th August. It’s an incredible 3-day event, with musicians and bands from across Italy and Europe participating. Together each evening, they busk on street corners and play on stages to create the biggest folk music event in central and southern Italy! Each night begins with a wonderful musical parade through the town. The food is excellent and this year there is an optional vegan menu too!
Step into a world where the power of a single gaze holds the key to unlocking hidden stories and unveiling the essence of humanity.
“I’m all in my eyes,” is a mesmerising anthology that showcases the remarkable works of acclaimed Abruzzese photographer Sebastiana Papa.
History buffs, get ready for a fascinating glimpse into the rich heritage of the Transumanza at the 160th Fiera della Pastorizia di Piano Roseto in Abruzzo this weekend! Set in possibly the world’s most beautiful panoramic fairground, this sheep fair helps you’ll step back in time and discover the historical significance of economic migration that has shaped the cultural fabric of the region.
Prati di Tivo is a mountain destination that offers a front-row seat to Abruzzo in the summer via its La Maddonina cable car that sedately whisks you up to nature’s grand spectacle
Italy’s 2022 climate livability index results are in, and Abruzzo fares quite well out of the 108 Italian cities that participated!
The dates and times where to watch the Giro d’Italia in Abruzzo 2022! I love watching the vivid colours that sweep past & almost catch you off balance as you swivel to stay with the leaders but[t] end
Have you ever wondered how Abruzzo got its name? Here is a simple explanation from the author Anne McDonnel taken from her book, In the Abruzzi,
Join English in the Woods at Il Borgo degli Gnomi in Teramo for a unique forest-style English language learning school for its second year this Christmas school holiday.
A beautiful location to celebrate San Martino is the ‘I Borghi più Belli d’Italia’ village of Pietracamela sits under Prati di Tivo. The village’s excellent restaurants have come together to create a polenta feast, wine and roasted chestnuts for just €10.