Bobbin work, lacework, and embroidery have been Abruzzo’s excellences for at least six centuries. This long and noble tradition is still alive today especially in the province of L’Aquila. Not only in the capital city, but also in the surrounding …
Thermal exploitation in Raiano was active from the time of imperial Rome: this is confirmed, though dimly visible, by the ruins and traces of the ancient activity. The sulfur waters of Raiano flow from the spring called La Solfa and …
Raiano and the ancient beneficial waters of La Solfa spring Read More »
Fifty years ago marked the inauguration of one of the public works that helped shorten distances in Central Italy: on July 10, 1969, the first section of the A24 highway was opened, between the Rome Ring Road – Tivoli – …
A24 and A25, fifty years of highways. The Torano – L’Aquila section Read More »