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Salle Castle, located in the municipality of the same name in the province of Pescara and nestled in the Orta Valley Regional Reserve, is an imposing national monument with origins dating back to the 10th century. Originally a defensive fortress, it was acquired in 1646 by the Di Genova family, who transformed it into a splendid stately residence, characterized by a solid L-shaped layout and imposing Maiella stone walls. Today, the castle is partly a private residence and partly accessible to the public. It houses the Bourbon Medieval Museum, which displays collections of weapons, fabrics, and historical documents. The castle also houses the Church of Blessed Roberto da Salle and is said to have contained a "Napoleon Room." Nearby, you can see the ruins of Salle Vecchia, the ancient village destroyed by the 1915 earthquake. Finally, like any self-respecting historic castle, Salle is shrouded in mystery, particularly the legend of the ghost of the "Stecchina," a 14th-century woman, described as tall and thin, who is said to still wander the ancient halls after tragically dying there.

The Castle is beautiful, inside there is a restaurant, nearby there is an equipped area excellent for breaks. Nearby there is a fountain for water supply and the view is wonderful.

Interesting, well-restored castle complex with worthwhile views from the tower of the entire old town of the medieval village of Pacentro and the beautiful surroundings.

In front of the main entrance there is an ancient 16th century fountain with three enormous masks and 3 spouts from which fresh, clear water flows.

From the town of Roccacasale, from the upper part of the town, an obvious mule track climbs halfway up the south-west ridge of Morrone to reach the Puzzacchio Refuge

Pretoro is a small village included in the list of the most beautiful villages in Italy. It is positioned on a hill and its typical pyramidal plan, which culminates in a castle, suggests its origins. Its name, in fact, derives from Castrum Preaturis, or a castle guarding the valley. The typical dessert of the area, the "wolf cake", is absolutely worth trying.

The castle of Pacentro, located on the highest part of the village, at an altitude of 718 m. on Mount Morrone, it is one of the best preserved fortified structures in Abruzzo.

The castle of Pacentro, at an altitude of 718 meters on Mount Morrone, is one of the best preserved fortified structures in Abruzzo.