Towns in Abruzzo

In central Abruzzo, inland from Pescara, is the provincial capital city of Chieti (pronounced kee-yay-tee).

A gem of a town on a hill above Pescara, Citta Sant'Angelo is worth a day trip to visit.

What was once Abruzzo's principle art city and a rather cosmopolitan place is now famous as the city rocked by a massive earthquake in 2009.

In central Abruzzo, not far from the coastal city of Pescara, is the gem of a town called Penne.

Along the Abruzzo Adriatic coast, the beach town of Roseto degli Abruzzi is also called "the beach of the roses".

Sulmona is a surprise when you see it for the first time - a lively and upscale town in the middle of Abruzzo.

A Roman city that blossomed into a medieval hub, Teramo rests in northern Abruzzo below the Apennine mountains.

A magnificent hill town in Abruzzo, Atri contains so many gems and monuments it will surprise you.

Hidden in the hills of northern Abruzzo, Cellino Attanasio is a stone hamlet that preserves its Medieval character.

A medieval hamlet that is part of Roseto degli Abruzzi administratively but is a different world from the modern beach resort.

The city of Pescara is Abruzzo's most populous and bustling center.