ROSETO

Roseto doesn't mean only the sea, sun and beach. Thanks to the extreme proximity of the highest mountains in the Apennines as the Gran Sasso d'Italia and its many national and regional parks, when the winter comes to an end, a dense network of trails opens to hiking, horseback or mountain bikers fans. Other sports such as gliding, and more adventurous water sports in the mountain streams, such as rafting, canoeing, kayaking and canyoning are dedicated to the more fearless visitors and risk lovers.

Needless to say that once there, you'll be certainly fascinated by the richness of the famous ceramics of Castelli, home of the famous master potters who served the King of Naples and the princely houses of Rome. You'll be also captivated by the fortress of Civitella del Tronto, one of the most important works of military engineering in Italy, which extends for more than five meters on a rocky ridge, or immerse yourself in the medieval village of nearby Atri, a place of prestige since the eleventh century and the first duchy of the Adriatic coast to coin money before Rome.

Do not miss a pleasure trip to the nearby Pescara with his famous Pineta and the home of Gabriele D'Annunzio.