Abruzzo is a great place for lovers of the outdoors and alfresco lifestyle. Walkers, climbers, mountain bikers, skiers or beach lovers will find plenty to keep them busy, whilst those that ride horses can find the longest bridleway in Europe in this region. There is always something to do and see throughout the whole year, no matter what the season, some great places to visit include: Fitness - Recreational Sports Centre, with indoor pool, all serviced by local community bus

Campo Imperatore - Also known as ‘The Little Tibet’ due to the stunning and rugged scenery that is surrounding the area

L’Aquila - The capital town of Abruzzo and a happening place full of great restaurants and plenty of night life

Pescara - An idyllic beach front town with amazing white sandy beaches and great seafood restaurants

Lago di Penne: Nature Reserve - The reserve covers an area of about 150 hectares and is located on the outskirts of Penne. Lago di Penne is an artificial lake created by a dam over the River Tavo. Within the reserve is an educational centre which organises camps for young students, a nature path with bird watching facilities, a centre for injured animals, a small shop and botanical garden

Skiing/ Winter activities - Winter brings to Abruzzo some of the most dramatic scenery found in Europe and there are plenty of ski resorts from downhill to cross country to choose from:

Museums - Media Museum, Pescara/ Archaeological Museum, Penne/ Diocesan Civic Museum, Penne/ Arts Museum: The Nocciano Castle, Nocciano/ Naturalistic Museum Penne.