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It is located at the intersection of Colle del Duomo and Colle Castello, the two main hills on which the old city developed.

The façade dates back to the renovation in 1955 after the war damage of the Second World War.

The Reserve is an important resting and breeding place for sedentary, migrating and nesting avifauna.

Penne is a charming medieval village perched on a hill, characterized by picturesque streets and a rich historical and artistic heritage. https://www.abruzzocitta.it/comune/penne/

the Porta di San Francesco is built entirely of bricks, in the niche placed on its top there is the representation of the Patron Saint of the city (San Massimo). On the portal there is a plaque commemorating the visit of San Francesco to Penne in 1216. Looking frontally at the Porta di San Francesco, it is possible to see a fifteenth-century tower on the left and the church of San Nicola on the right.

The peculiarity of the Belvedere is to combine the Adriatic sea and the profile of the Gran Sasso in a single glance.

The façade, located on the long side and designed in 1798 by the Papal State architect Santino Capitani, is preceded by a long stone staircase. On this, in 1974, a temporary work by Franco Summa entitled Un arcobaleno at the bottom of the street was installed. The building is divided by four pilasters and an entablature with a projecting frame. At the door there is a niche that houses the statue of St. Augustine, bishop of Hippo.

The view of the church and the staircase of Sant'Agostino from the main street is striking.