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The scenic road leading to Pennadomo is a journey of rare beauty that winds through the wild landscapes of the province of Chieti, offering spectacular views of the spectacular limestone cliffs that characterize the village. The route allows you to admire the intense blue of the lake and the jagged profile of the surrounding mountains from above, transforming the journey into an unforgettable visual experience amidst vertical rock faces and pristine nature.

Here you'll find three large crosses depicting the crucifixion of Jesus and the two thieves. For those living in Bagnaturo and Sulmona, they're a constant visual reference: looking up at the mountain from below, they stand out clearly against the ridge. Beyond their spiritual significance, this site is renowned for the incredible panoramic view it offers of the Peligna Valley; once you reach them, you feel as if you're standing on a natural terrace suspended in the void. The crosses are often illuminated for special occasions or religious holidays, making them visible even at night from across the valley below.

Montealpiano is a small, quiet village on the slopes of Mount Morrone, in a panoramic position overlooking the Peligna Valley, just a short distance from Sulmona. Surrounded by pristine nature, amidst woods and mountain trails, it's an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic and rejuvenating atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

beautiful route to reach Pennadomo

It is located in Pescocostanzo (AQ) and is one of the most significant and complete examples of Abruzzo Baroque.

Ancient palace of Pescocostanzo

The church, rebuilt in the 20th century after a fire in 1792, has a red brick and white stone facade. The interior has three naves, a domed transept and an apse with an altar in polychrome marble. The bell tower dates back to the 18th century.

Roccaraso is a renowned mountain resort in Abruzzo, famous for its ski slopes and for its splendid views of the Maiella Mountains and the peaks of the Marsicani Mountains.