Travel Pills

Along the Trabocchi Coast

The Costa dei Trabocchi corresponds to the stretch of Adriatic coastline in the province of Chieti (Abruzzo), which stretches along the route of State Road 16 Adriatica, characterized by the widespread presence of the trabocco, a fishing machine on stilts. …

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The ancient castle of Rocca Calascio, among the fifteen most beautiful in the world

In the Gran Sasso National Park, surrounded by breathtaking scenery, stands one of the most beautiful castles in the world: the ROCCA CALASCIO Castle. The ancient fortress is located on a mountain ridge 1,512 meters above sea level, in a …

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Riancoli Ditch, water trails among natural pools and slides

Between the Salto and Turano rivers, on the border between Lazio and Abruzzo, in the Province of Rieti, is the Navegna and Cervia Mountains Regional Nature Reserve . The green area covers a good 3600 hectares, includes nine municipalities in …

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Salle bridge, the highest in central Italy

It is 104 meters high and stands in the heart of Majella Park straddling the Orta River in Abruzzo. Built in the early 1950s, it is now the highest bridge in central Italy. It is located on the road between …

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Lake Scanno

It is The lake that separates the mountains of the National Park creating spectacular gorges in the rock, wild and immeasurably beautiful. Lake Scanno, which originated from a landslide on Mount Genzana, is rich in legends and enchanting scenery. It …

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Cape Water Lake, diving among medieval mills

In Gran Sasso National Park, 180 kilometers from Rome, there is a small man-made lake that has made the list of the world’s best places to dive . Capo d’Acqua Lake rises on the slopes of Mount Scarafano, and its …

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