If you haven’t already decided where to spend your next holidays and you’re thinking about the perfect destination for you and your family, here you have the answer: Abruzzo coast and its beaches!
Ancient villages, hermitages and churches, stone huts and medieval fortresses.
'Rain in the pinewood', one of D'Annunzio's most famous poems in which the more or less fast rhythmic movement, similar to that of rain, creates a magical atmosphere in which the feelings of love a
The city of Sulmona has been twinned for years with the city of Constanta in Romania, where the great Latin poet Publio Ovidio Nasone died in exile. He was born in Sulmona in 43 B.C.
The neologism "paparazzo" became famous thanks to Federico Fellini's film "La dolce vita".
Also this year the best child-friendly beaches have been selected, awarded the famous Green Flags.
Behind the mountains, the squares, the castles, the towns, the cities, the farmhouses that we see in some scenes of famous films can hide our land: Abruzzo.
Sulmona is famous in the world as "The City of Confetti", and this fame has often overshadowed the culturally most important reputation of having given birth to the Latin poet Ovid.
In front of the church, at the foot of the steps leading to S. Maria del Colle (the ancient Collegiate Church of Pescocostanzo) is placed a cylindrical stone high cm.