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Villa San Giovanni is surrounded by a landscape of vineyards and olive groves, enhancing its rural character. A corner of Abruzzo where nature and tradition blend harmoniously.

The village of Rosciano sits on the rolling hills of Abruzzo, dominated by a medieval tower that tells the story of centuries of history. The village is immersed in a landscape of vineyards, olive groves, and authentic traditions.

The bridge in question has a heavy metal structure, but the crosswalk has wooden crosspieces, which are in a terrible state. There are no barriers, and for this reason, I consider it extremely dangerous, especially for children.

Very challenging and not recommended after rain.

The Tratturo Magno passed through the Forca di Penne pass to descend towards the hills of the nearby province of Pescara and reach the Adriatic coast.

The Castle of Nocciano presents itself as an imposing fortified structure since the De Sterlich-Aliprandi family, owners until the mid-20th century, changed its use from a defensive construction to a stately residence.

Sant'Andrea, in Rosciano, is the historic estate of the Marramiero winery

The Forca di Penne area is a road pass located at an altitude of approximately 900 metres. Here there is a farm, a few scattered houses and the ruins of an ancient tower to remind us of the strategic importance of the pass. On good days, looking east you can see the Adriatic Sea, while to the west the view opens onto the Sirente-Velino massif. Various dirt paths start from here which lead to the peaks of Monte Picca, Monte Rotondo and Monte Alto. In the southernmost part of the Gran Sasso massif.