An enclosed valley between silent mountains, where the Sangro flows freely, collects in Lake Barrea and then starts downstream again. Here, in the heart of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park, three villages make up a perfect cultural and …
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In Abruzzo, Feb. 3 remains a deeply felt holiday in which religious devotion and culinary traditions are intertwined. The figure of St. Blaise, a 4th-century physician and bishop of Sebaste, is especially linked to the miracle of the healing of …
St. Blaise, protector of the throat, returns to Abruzzo Read More »
Between Rome and Abruzzo, the mid-January 2026 weekend is an invitation to hit the road: a few miles, many different worlds, all connected by the A24 and A25 highways. Rome: between sports and flavors Sunday morning, Rome puts on its …
Sports, exhibitions and flavors traveling from Rome to Abruzzo Read More »
L’Aquila opens its year as Italian Capital of Culture 2026 as the start of a great journey: with a determined step, an eye toward the future and the knowledge that it carries with it a history of resilience, identity and …
L’Aquila 2026: journey begins with the President of the Republic Read More »
When the cold of January grips the Apennine landscapes in a vice and the mountains smell of wood, the nights of Abruzzo and Latium light up with fires, songs and blessings. It is the time of St. Anthony Abbot, the …
Rites of St. Anthony the Abbot light up central Italy Read More »
The Christmas season is the perfect time to discover villages and towns that are dressed in lights, scents and traditions. If you love the atmosphere of the markets, this year we offer an itinerary that combines the great beauty of …
Christmas markets: a journey into the magic of the holidays Read More »
2026 will be a memorable year for L’Aquila: the city, wounded by the 2009 earthquake and the protagonist of a long reconstruction, has been chosen as the Italian Capital of Culture. A recognition that is not just an award, but …
L’Aquila flies with major exhibitions, rediscovered symbols and a tribute along the A24 Read More »