Every year, Abruzzo celebrates Christmas with nativity scenes. Miniature and made by local artisans, or live scenes played by children and adults, they are joyous events with Continue Reading
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To escape sizzling summer temperatures seek shelter... underground. There are many spectacular caves to visit in Abruzzo: some of them offer easy short itineraries; others, less accessible, Continue Reading
La Giostra is the biggest event that should feature on your list of things to see in summer in Sulmona. The pandemic stopped it for two years, Continue Reading
Preparation of Ratafià liqueur in Abruzzo is part of a subtle family alchemy, almost a rite, which is passed down from one generation to another, like an Continue Reading
Summers in Abruzzo are always filled many festivals, events, concerts, and a great lively buzz as many families arrive to their holiday homes, relatives come back to Continue Reading
This year, the number of Blue Flag beaches in Abruzzo is 14, with a new entry – Alba Adriatica. The prestigious Blue Flag Award is given by the Foundation for Environmental Continue Reading
Cocullo is a small medieval town with a population of 200 people in the Province of L’Aquila, just over an hour from Rome and 40 minutes from Continue Reading
Many towns and villages are getting ready for Easter events in Abruzzo, some of which have origins going as far back as the Middle Ages. Even not Continue Reading
If you can discover a town by accident, that’s what happened to me. Finding things on purpose is much harder – I can’t tell you how many Continue Reading
Villages in Abruzzo pay you to live there The The Regional Council has published a list of 173 municipalities that will pay up to €15,000 over a Continue Reading