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Well-maintained cycle path with a smooth surface

Beautiful cycle path

Beautiful cycle path

With the rain puddles form

The building, indicated by popular belief as the "house of Pontius Pilate", has inside a well connecting to a qanat, that is, an underground hydraulic system, with characteristics completely analogous to a water supply system that brings water from a spring from Etam to Jerusalem. Therefore, if we want to identify a historical basis for the legend, we can hypothesize that, after his dismissal, having returned to his Bisenti, Pontius Pilate, waiting to receive instructions from the Roman authorities regarding his future, still politically influential and "connected", before being sent into exile, had time to build an aqueduct very similar to the water infrastructure that a few years before he had built in Jerusalem, making sure that the main tunnel, before reaching the supply source in a public fountain, passed through his "domus" so as to draw water directly from the house. Source QR code signage in front of the entrance to the house.

Arsita is located on a hill overlooking the Fino River. Arsita was once called Bacucco, of which we still have the ruins of the Castle. https://www.gransassolagapark.it/paesi_dettaglio.php?id=67003

In the heart of old Pescara, Gabriele D’Annunzio was born here, in the family home, on March 12, 1863 and spent the first years of his roaring life. Only the five internal rooms maintain the appearance of the original home. The stables and warehouses have been transformed into exhibition spaces. In addition to the collections of memorabilia, you can visit the Library, while in the courtyard, the ceramic portrait of the poet, by Basilio Cascella, is displayed. To introduce the D’Annunzio events, there is a video story with excerpts from the poet’s works dedicated to the family and the house where he was born. (c) https://www.italia.it/it/abruzzo/pescara/musei/museo-casa-natale-di-gabriele-dannunzio

Gabriele D’Annunzio was born here, in the heart of old Pescara, Corso Mantonè is today the favorite meeting place for young people for its many clubs and restaurants.