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Sulmona observed from the terraces.

Old Town. In the background the mountains of Morrone and Majella.

Olives ready to be harvested in the Valley Peligna

In the background the mountains of Morrone and Majella. Lower down the village of Pacentro and Sulmona

Sulmona, rooftops at night.

The historical center of Sulmona, especially with the bell tower and dome of the Church of SS. Annunziata.

Flowers candy

Garibaldi square already Maggiore square

Square in front of the Palazzo della SS. Annunziata

Vintage car with bride and groom in front of the churchyard.

Majella - Amphitheatre of Murelle

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Sulmona is situated in a fertile valley and enjoys a favorable strategic importance with respect to a system of parks, nature reserves and other places of unusual charm. Sulmona is twinned with Constanta (Romania) 1968-69, Burghausen (Germany) 2006-07, Hamilton (Canada), Zakynthos (Greece).

Surface area of 58.33 sq km city. Population 25,400 inhabitants. Max Altitude 405 s.l.m.

The climate is continental.

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Appointments in the territory (Sulmona and surroundings)

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BisUNTI per un giorno

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VIAGGIO SENSORIALE ALLA SCOPERTA DEL BUON OLIO PELIGNO

Itinerario nel Gusto > Una giornata dedicata a se stessi come viaggiatori alla scoperta di un territorio autentico attraverso quei profumi e quei sapori che riportano ad un tempo in cui i ritmi erano più lenti e in cui l’uomo e la natura più complici... buon olio extravergine d'oliva peligno

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Pasqua a Sulmona

EASTER WEEK END IN SULMONA

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Guided tours

Guided tour of Sulmona … focus on the traditional two processions ...

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Sulmona is...

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... A piece of Italy’s jigsaw not to leave out, simple in appearance but fascinating to explore in its fine details, and all set in surroundings of outstanding natural beauty.

... Famous first of all for its delicious sugared almonds (“confetti”), as well as being close to the best known tourist spots in Central Italy and an ideal place for a holiday away from it all where the genuine tastes and flavours of the Abruzzo region abound and fascinating and ancient traditions are reflected in the city’s art, sculpture, history and folklore.

... Genuinely steeped in its artistic heritage, tucked away as it is among the highest mountains of the Southern Italian Apennines and boasting a large number of historic monuments from pre-Roman, to Roman and Medieval and from throughout the following centuries.

Abruzzo: discover our region and feel part of it

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Abruzzo is an easy place to get to, yet in the past it was not a common tourist destination. Today, however, with its reputation as an area which breathes an atmosphere of timelessness and authenticity, it readily attracts visitors with a background of culture and sensitivity to art and nature.

Abruzzo presents a plethora of colours, scents, tastes, enchanting sights, micro-climates, myths and legends, dialects, and customs and traditions. Abruzzo has ancient villages, ruined towers, and old castles and hermitages clinging to the rocky sides of mountains. The white stone houses, palaces, fountains, portals and altars found everywhere are what has been left behind by the farming communities of the past and provide evidence of their manifold activities and fine taste.

Abruzzo abounds in locally crafted jewellery made with great virtuosity and exhibiting the personal touch which makes it part of the tradition of family activities which characterises the region. Abruzzo offers myriad dishes and gastronomic creations infused with the delicious aromas and tastes of fruity condiments, balsamic mountain products and exquisite sweetmeats.

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