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Sciare a Passo Godi

Mappa Abruzzo

Villalago

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Lago di San Domenico

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Sciare a Passo Godi

Valle del Sagittario

Comune di Villalago

Lake Scanno and the region of Abruzzo…

…four natural parks, skiing in the Apennines highest peaks

and the blue flag beaches of the Adriatic coast

A view of Scanno

Scanno

Scanno is a delightful and picturesque village with cobbled lanes, tiny piazze and houses huddled together; this is a traditional mountain village with an ancient history.

Summer provides stunning vistas and activities that include, pony trekking, canoeing, hiking, mountain biking, tennis and many fascinating cultural events.

Lake of Scanno

The area offers an abundance of restaurants, shops, century’s old buildings and charming boutiques with local crafts of lace and jewellery; this is a location with no reason to be bored and every opportunity to relax.

Winter makes Scanno an ideal base for skiing on Mount Rotondo and Passo Godi and offers skiing to around 1900 metres with new slopes being created that will reach over 2100 metres.

Further ski resorts provide the downhill and cross country enthusiast with more than 400km to explore in the region of Abruzzo.

Slopes of Passo Godi

Sulmona

Just 30 minutes away is the city of Sulmona famous for its medieval churches, historic monuments a 14th century gateway, fascinating museums and a multitude of shops and restaurants.

S.S.Annunziata Church

The Adriatic Coast

Lying within 50 minutes drive are the golden ‘blue flag’ beaches of the Abruzzo coast.

Here visitors can enjoy a succession of sandy beaches, stunning cliffs and picturesque harbours including the largest, Pescara.

Trabocco - Pescara

Pescara...

...Great beaches, fabulous shopping and marina facilities

	Pescara is situated on the Adriatic coast is the economic and tourist capital of the region
	Pescara is the most populated city in the area and it has a very modern feel
	Visitors are attracted here by the cities many parks, squares and great shopping - together with some 20km of excellent 'Blue Flag' sandy beaches
	The city has churches and museums of importance and some of the oldest ruins from the Greek and Roman empires
	There are two ports in Pescara, the commercial Porto Canale and the Porto Turistico (La Marina di Pescara) a popular, fashionable destination
	Pescara is a very lively town, especially during the summer months, and has a very good nightlife with a wide selection of bars as well as restaurants and trattorias, offering local cuisine
	The most popular places to eat can be found in the old town centre and by the beautiful 'Viale della Riviera' seafront promenade

Rome

Less than two hours drive is one of the world’s most historic and romantic cities… Rome!

Its attractions are world famous and include the Forum, the Coliseum and Basilic of San Peter; some of the most well known landmarks in the world.

Rome, The Coliseum

Rome...

	Rome is the capital of Italy and of the Latium region, as well as an international fashion capital and one of the most romantic cities in the world.
	The city is full of history and its attractions include ancient roman buildings, such as the Forum or the Coliseum, the famous Spanish Steps and the Villa Borghese, which is the largest public park and features statues, buildings, fountains and a botanical garden.
	Countless squares with historical cafes and magnificent fountains create a very unique, idyllic setting.
	One of the top attractions not to be missed when visiting Rome is the Trevi Fountain, a baroque masterpiece, located in the historic centre of Rome.
	An ancient legend retains that whoever turns the back to the fountain and throws a coin over the shoulder is guaranteed to return to the eternal city one day.
	Vatican City, the residence of the Pope, is situated within the city of Rome, but is an independent, sovereign state separated by a wall.
	It features great buildings and churches, including St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel with the renowned ceiling frescos by Michelangelo, the greatest artists of the Renaissance.
	Wine lovers can visit one of the numerous wine cellars, many of which also organise wine tasting courses.
	Modern Roman cuisine is very versatile and authentic, but also very simple.
	Rome offers great shopping with endless places to choose from, from designer boutiques over old craftsman's shops to traditional flea markets.

Rome, St.Peter by night

Dintorni:

Il Lago di Scanno e la Regione Abruzzo...

La Valle del Sagittario

...quattro parchi nazionali; sciare sulle cime più alte dell'Appennino; spiagge, insignite con la Bandiera Blu, della Costa Adriatica...

Scanno

Scanno è un delizioso e pittoresco borgo caratterizzato dalle strette strade in selciato, piccole piazze e le tipiche case addossate le une sulle altre; questo è il tipico villaggio di montagna con una storia antica.

Panoramica di Scanno

L'Estate offre spettacolari vedute panoramiche ed attività che includono il trekking a cavallo, la canoa sul lago, le escursioni in montagna a piedi ed in mountain-bike, il tennis e molti altri interessanti eventi culturali.

L'area offre una grande varietà di ristoranti tipici, negozi, antichi palazzi nel centro storico e deliziose boutique di artigianato locale con i famosi pizzi e gioielli abruzzesi; questo è un luogo che non da motivo di annoiarsi offrendo la possibilità di rilassarsi.

L'Inverno fa di Scanno una base ideale per sciare sul Monte Rotondo ed in località Passo Godi; viene proposto lo sci a circa 1900 mt. con le nuove piste, che si stanno attrezzando, che raggiungeranno gli oltre 2100mt.

Ulteriori stazioni sciistiche forniscono all'appassionato la discesa libera e lo sci di fondo con oltre 400Km. di piste da esplorare in tutta la Regione Abruzzo.

Tipiche case di Scanno

Sulmona

A soli 30 minuti di distanza c'è la città di Sulmona famosa per le sue chiese medievali, monumenti storici anche del 14 ° secolo, affascinanti musei e una moltitudine di negozi e ristoranti.

Sulmona

La Costa Adriatica

Situata a 50 minuti d'auto comprende le famose spiagge della Costa abruzzese insignite della "Bandiera Blu".

Qui i visitatori possono godere di un susseguirsi di spiagge sabbiose, scogliere mozzafiato e pittoreschi porti tra cui la più grande, Pescara.

Spiaggia di Vasto (PE)

Roma

A meno di due ore di auto c'è una delle più romantiche e storiche città: Roma!

Le sue attrazioni sono famose in tutto il mondo e comprendono il Foro Romano, il Colosseo, la Basilica di San Pietro; alcuni dei più famosi monumenti del mondo.