What to do near Venarotta, AP

Lake Gerosa

A long, deep body of water surrounded by greenery, a destination for fishing and water sports enthusiasts. Artificial yes, but you can't see it! At the bottom, the ruins of houses abandoned in 1983.

Comunanza and the "Mazzumaja"

Across the bridge over the Aso River, time has stood still.

Smerillo and its castle

On the "roof of Marche," an ancient castle nestled in the Apennines

Amandola, eastern gateway to the Sibillini Mountains

A threshold between men and mountains

Mount St. Martin

A corner of the Middle Ages, on a rocky outcrop among the waves of the Blue Mountains

The art of bobbin lace deserves a monument

Thread, pins, bobbins. Patience, time, care... Wonder arises from the skilled hands of women, sitting as they once did on the doorstep, guardians of an ancient art handed down from mother to daughter.

Civitella del Tronto and its Fortress

At the back of the rock ridge, an architectural gem overlooking the hills of Teramo

Penna San Giovanni and the Park Mt.

Park Mount, of landscapes and emotions

Sarnano, the village of baked stone

Fascinating hues and surprising landscapes

Campli

An ancient village nestled between the valleys of the Siccagno and Fiumicino creeks

Montefiore dell'Aso

Stunning views from the Sibillini Mountains to the sea. Here, in one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy," are hidden treasures: one - not to be missed - is a Polyptych by Carlo Crivelli. The others... discover them for yourself!