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Real stories, recipes and community life from Italy's Rocky Heart. Independent editorial coverage of Abruzzo since 2007 — culture, food, history, travel and the people who make this region extraordinary.
Hikes From the Daddy of Cable Cars in Abruzzo: Funivia del Gran Sasso D’Italia
Part 2 in our series of car-free travels when having a break in L'Aquila! Much is made that you need a car to explore Abruzzo, but you can conveniently take a bus from L'Aquila to Assergi for a 35-minute journey to Fonte Cerreto. Here sits the base of the cable car, to whisk you up the Corno Grande on the western side of Campo Imperatore where you can pick up numerous trails.
Fables and Legends of Abruzzo
The cleverly designed 'Fables and Legends of Abruzzo' by The Bongiovanni Family allows curious children who love a good story to dive in and imaginatively explore the traditions of Abruzzo helped along with some wonderful illustrations.
Journey Back in Time: Explore Amiternum’s Ancient Treasures with the Free Shuttle Bus!
Are you ready to step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of Amiternum? Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about ancient civilisations, this summer offers an incredible opportunity to explore the Sabine capital, Amiternum
24 Hours in Vasto – A Local’s Guide
Our handy 24 hours in Vasto guide, written by local Riley Bianchi, an American who settled within touching distance of the precious historic centre and which includes ideas for foodies, kids, markets to visit, cycle routes to try and wineries to try
Whilst Italy is Battered and Burns, Abruzzo Builds Another Ski-Resort
Celebrating Canada in Abruzzo: Tollo to Mississauga via Toronto
Front Row Abruzzo: The Allure of Prati di Tivo
La Festa dei Banderesi in Bucchianico – Celebrating History, Unity and Cultural Heritage
Scanno – The Return
Where to See l’Infiorata del Corpus Domini in Abruzzo
Tackling Ticks in Abruzzo
