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San Panfilo is the cathedral or dome of Sulmona. It dates back to the 8th or 10th century. It was declared a national monument in 1902.

Main road that goes from the municipal villa to Porta Napoli

The Morronese abbey is the abbey of Santo Spirito al Morrone, also known as the Morronese or Celestiniana abbey, located in the hamlet of the same name Badia about 5 km from the Abruzzo town of Sulmona.

Ancient headquarters of the Celestine Order. More recently used as a penitentiary, then abandoned. Now they are trying to bring it back to its former glory.

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.

The Abbey of Santo Spirito al Morrone, better known as Badia Morronese, was for many centuries the main and famous settlement of the Celestines, and represented the vital center of the cultural, religious and civil life of the region. The monumental complex, extending over an area of 16,600 square meters, is located in the foothills of Morrone, in a territory that has always been sacred and in close relationship with the hermitage of S. Onofrio and the Sanctuary of Ercole Curino, both a few steps away on the mountain.

Monte Mitra reaches an altitude of 1067 m asl, is located in the Majella park and is part of the Monte Rotella group which is the southernmost chain.

Corso Ovidio is the main street of Sulmona. Here modern shops and ancient monuments alternate. It takes its name from the Latin poet who was born here.