Do you know the Petriolo Spas already attended in Roman times?
Are you a lover of spas and relax that they give you? Well, then you should visit the Terme di Petriolo (also called Bagni di Petriolo) located in the Ombrone ...
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Have you ever visited the sanctuary of the Madonna della Corona in Italy?
The sanctuary of the Madonna della Corona is located in the municipality of Ferrara di Monte Baldo in the province of Verona, in a cavity dug in Monte Baldo. In ...
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Abruzzo. Itinerary for everyone. Orfento Valley, San Valentino in A.C., San Liberatore a Majella
Start your visit with an excursion in the Orfento Valley. It is possible to choose not easy paths and other itineraries suitable for families with children. Contact the visitor center ...
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Casamari Abbey, year 1200, one of the most important Cistercian Gothic monasteries
The Casamari Abbey is a Cistercian abbey in the province of Frosinone, Lazio, Italy, about 10 kilometers (6 miles) from east to southeast of Veroli. It marks the site of ...
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Via Verde. By bike on the Trabocchi Coast. A dream is becoming reality (see all the photos)
The Adriatic cycle route in Abruzzo, the famous Via Verde, which will connect the city of Martinsicuro with that of San Salvo, is also nearing completion and it will pass ...
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Abruzzo. Two steps in beauty, here is the village of Pescocostanzo (see all photos and videos)
Some photos taken by Tina Consalvo in one of the most beautiful villages in Abruzzo: Pescocostanzo. Join Viaggiando Abruzzo (official group) to see more photos and to send yours. You ...
Read moreDetailsAbruzzo. Villa Santa Maria, the Village of Chefs and good food (Video)
I need to know the history of a food. I need to know where it comes from. I have to imagine the hands that have cultivated, worked and cooked what ...
Read moreDetailsAbruzzo. Montesilvano, a look at the beach and the sea, what a paradise!
First of all on the beach one learns the art of eliminating; understand how little we can go on, not how much (Anne Morrow Lindbergh). Montesilvano beach, Abruzzo. Photo by ...
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Why the Vasto – S. Salvo cycle-pedestrian path is among the most beautiful in Italy?
Five kilometers of pure beauty, immersed in a luxuriant nature and so close to the sea. This is the cycle-pedestrian path that connects Vasto Marina with San Salvo Marina, two ...
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[Video] When Pope John Paul II visited Campo Imperatore in Abruzzo
In this video the exciting story of Lino Zani, ski instructor and mountaineer, who became a friend and guide of Karol Wojtyla or Pope John Paul II. Lino Zani recalls ...
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