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The medieval aqueduct of Sulmona runs alongside the central Piazza Garibaldi and is one of the symbols of the city of Sulmona.

The Medieval Aqueduct is one of the symbols of the city of Sulmona. It runs alongside the central Piazza Garibaldi and was built in 1256 during the reign of Manfred of Swabia.

The arrival in Piazza Garibaldi, in Sulmona, is preceded by the Fontana Del Vecchio and the arches of the aqueduct

Main road that goes from the municipal villa to Porta Napoli

A long history, the company has been handed down from father to son until the current generation, the seventh.

Sulmona, the heart of Abruzzo and close to the Maiella National Park, is famous for its sugared almonds and the tradition of Ovid, a Latin poet born here. It boasts an ancient aqueduct dating back to 1256, the historic Filiamabili gate and the lively Corso Ovidio.

Porta Napoli, or Porta Nuova, is the most famous gate of Sulmona, located at the entrance to Corso Ovidio on the side of Piazza Vittorio Veneto.

This is where the iconic Pelino sugared almonds are produced. The structure is not only a factory, but also a museum where it is possible to admire the ancient machines and other objects used to produce sugared almonds.