Top Abruzzo Cultural Tours

Abruzzo is a region highly suited to olive growing. Each area has different peculiarities. In our oil mill, in addition to a careful production of monovarietal oils and others, you can taste a unique cultivar in the world ... the "Castiglionese", this variety is present in the world only in the Valle del Fino. Furthermore, the tour will not be conducted by simple guides, but by professionals involved in all stages of processing, professional tasters and oil sommeliers. They will enthusiastically answer all your questions and we are sure they will make you passionate about this unique food. In short, we hope to have sparked your curiosity, we are waiting for you!

Pescara may be known as the “City of Two Cities", but its story goes much further back than the unification of two towns, Pescara and Castellammare Adriatico, in 1927. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll find out how a city devastated by WWII bombs managed to rebuild while preserving its 2,000-year history. Starting at Piazza del Sacro Cuore, you’ll cross both of Pescara River’s banks and discover a city that’s authentically Italian without the tourist crowds. You’ll hear about its origins as Ostia Aterni’s Roman port and how it became a Spanish fortress. You’ll also find out about the city’s strong connection to its most famous son, literary legend Gabriele D’Annunzio. You’ll stroll along seaside promenades lined with historic neighbourhoods, passing by innovative contemporary art galleries and traditional markets. You’ll walk the longest cycle-pedestrian bridge in Italy, the 466-meter Ponte del Mare which offers panoramic views from the Adriatic to the Apennine Mountains.

If you're looking for a fun and curious way to visit Pescara, you've come to the right place! With this digital guide created with the support of a local, you will be able to visit all the most important monuments at your own pace. You'll get to know the stories and curiosities of Pescara! But also you will discover everything about local foods, Italian Aperitivo in authentic local restaurants, and much more!

Walking tour through the major monuments of the town, in an itinerary that chronologically tells the history of the foundation of the town. Beside the official history you will learn about legends and mysteries, the ones about Templar knights and enigmatic characters like Fredrick II and Celestino V, the "pope of the great refusal".

Tracing your Italian lineage from across the ocean and back through time can be challenging, especially if you don’t speak Italian. With this customized research service and tour, reconnect with your Italian ancestors from Abruzzo. Learn about their lives, visit the towns and villages where they once lived, and uncover historic records in local archives with the help of a local genealogical researcher and guide.

Discover the "Divine Coast,"a UNESCO World Heritage site and Italy' s most iconic stretch of shoreline. This full-day journey takes you through a landscape of vertical villages,fragrant lemon groves,and dramatic cliffs plunging into the turquoise Mediterranean Sea. Your chauffer will guide you along the curving coastal road providing you with running commentary on the Aerea’ s culture and traditions and of course with some stop for pictures at best viewpoint. Discover POSITANO the Pearl of the Amalfi coast, a unique and rare village of its kind. Continuing towards AMALFI on the natural coastal road you will admire the fishing village of PRAIANO and the narrow inlet of the FIORDO DI FURORE. Enjoy some free time in AMALFI, visiting the majestic Duomo of St. Andrea, the paper museum or simply drinking a lemon granita in one of the many cafes. RAVELLO with its panoramic gardens, inspirations for many artists, with villa Cimbrione and its breathtaking Terrace of Infinity.

Uncover the heart of rural Italy with a walking tour of Nereto, a charming village in Le Marche. Led by Olha, a local who shares her love for this hidden gem, the tour offers an authentic glimpse into daily life, rich traditions, and delicious regional flavors. Wander through picturesque streets, visit artisan workshops, and enjoy tastings of local delicacies like olive oil and cured meats. This immersive experience connects you to the community spirit and heritage of Nereto, making it ideal for culture lovers and food enthusiasts alike. - Explore the quaint streets of Nereto with a local guide - Visit artisan workshops and meet local producers - Savor traditional Le Marche products during guided tastings - Small group setting ensures a personal and intimate experience

Discover the beautiful Costa dei Trabocchi with a unique tour that combines culture, tradition and gastronomy. Admire from the coast the Abbey of San Giovanni in Venere, a symbol of spirituality, as you dive into the places that inspired the poet Gabriele D’Annunzio. Enjoy a scenic rickshaw ride, admiring the characteristic overflows and the Adriatic Sea. Finish the day with lunch aboard an original overflow, enjoying fresh fish and freshly prepared Abruzzo dishes, while watching a net fishing demonstration. - Panoramic rickshaw tour along the Costa dei Trabocchi - Lunch on board an overflow with fresh dishes - Demonstration of traditional fishing, if conditions permit

Delve into the rich history and stunning architecture of L'Aquila on this private walking tour. Begin at the majestic Spanish Fort, a 16th-century landmark that houses the National Museum of Abruzzo. Capture memorable photos at the elegant Fontana Luminosa before exploring the vibrant Corso Vittorio Emanuele filled with artisan shops and cafés. Discover the renowned Church of San Bernardino, admire the Cathedral of San Massimo, and finish at the Basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio, known for its striking façade and beautiful frescoes. This two-hour tour offers an immersive experience of L'Aquila's cultural heritage and architectural marvels. - Private two-hour walking tour exploring L'Aquila's main attractions - Visit the historic Spanish Fort and the National Museum of Abruzzo - Admire the Renaissance architecture of the Church of San Bernardino - End at the UNESCO-recognized Basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio