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The size of the Fortress is impressive.

The Della Monica Castle in Teramo was the home and studio of the artist Gennaro Della Monica (1836-1917), who began building it on the site of the ancient church of San Venanzio in 1889 following a neo-Gothic style.

Castello Della Monica is located outside the historic center of Teramo, in the Piazza Garibaldi area. The work of the artist Gennaro Della Monica has recently been restored (other works are still in progress) and can be visited. Today it is also used for exhibitions and events. https://www.comune.teramo.it/Amministrazione/luoghi/castello-della-monica/26-87.html

The Fortress of Civitella del Tronto, located 600 m. above sea level in a strategic position with respect to the old northern border of the Viceroyalty of Naples with the Papal State, it is one of the largest and most important military engineering works in Europe characterized by an elliptical shape with an extension of 25,000 m2 and a length of over 500 m . To find out more about the heroic act of 1861 http://www.fortezzadicivitella.it/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=102:fortezza-di-civitella-del-tronto&catid=38:informazioni&Itemid=122

very nice old town with - with "Italy's narrowest path" (La Ruetta)

Located 253 meters above sea level in a beautiful position with a view of the Adriatic and in an area already inhabited in Roman times, it retains the typical medieval layout, modeled on the top of a hill, with towers and remains of walls.

Here Italy shows itself from its most beautiful side! The medieval town of Civitella del Tronto is located on a hilltop in the Monti della Laga. The Tronto river flows in the valley below. The narrow, partly cobbled streets are best explored on foot. At the highest point of the town sits an elongated fortress, which essentially dates back to the 19th century.

The fortress of Civitella del Tronto is an imposing work of military engineering carried out on the soil of medieval Italy. The buildings (magazines, guard and residential buildings) extend over about 500 meters in length and an average width of 45 meters, with an area of 25,000 m², on a ridge. The fortress was built at over 600 meters above sea level near the border line between the counties of Ascoli Piceno and Abruzzo and rises above the center of the village at an altitude between the Vibrata stream and the Salinello river. From the fortress you have a wonderful panoramic view from the Salinello valley over the Vibrata valley to the Trontotal. If the weather is nice and clear, you can also see the Monti Gemelli, Gran Sasso, Monti della Laga, Majella, Monte Acensione and the Adriatic Sea. When the soldiers gradually withdrew from 1870, the fortress was abandoned. In the period that followed, the buildings fell into disrepair and the residents of Civitella "used" the structures to build their own houses - the fortress was turned into a quarry. Extensive restoration and renovation work began in 1975, so that the fortress was partially rebuilt in its current form and, above all, was able to be preserved. With around 45,000 visitors per year (2016), it is the most visited monument in Abruzzo.