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"Alba Fucens is an ancient Roman colony located in the Abruzzo region of Italy. It was founded in the 4th century BC as a Latin colony and was located on a well-fortified hill of approximately 34 hectares at an altitude of 966 meters above sea level."

Enchanting location, prestigious structure and all the essence of Abruzzo at the table!

The amphitheater of Alba Fucens is located on the hill of San Pietro and was built after 38 AD. It was only rediscovered in 1949 and it is estimated that it could have held around 10,700 spectators.

The scattered hotel with restaurant is located in the medieval village of Albe in the archaeological area of Alba Fucens. The village was a fiefdom of the Orsini family (14th century) who built the castle in a dominant position over Lake Fucino. The manor remained intact until the Marsica earthquake of 1915, when it was seriously damaged and abandoned together with the town. Albe, rebuilt further down the slopes of the hill, has come back to life with the creation of various activities and an access road to the ruins of the castle and the medieval village. The hotel has 12 rooms created thanks to the restoration of some homes. The restaurant, also within the village, includes two rooms for daily use and another three dedicated to events and ceremonies. The cuisine is dedicated to local products. Guests will have the opportunity to book guided tours of archaeological sites, medium and high mountain excursions, horseback riding or cycling, ski passes for the Ovindoli Monte Magnola ski resorts. It is also the ideal point to recharge your e-Bike with DINA and earn DINAclub points. Find out how at dinaclub.repower.com

Stand in the center of the arena and by talking and / or singing you can test the incredible acoustic properties of Roman theaters.

This road was baptized via del Miliario due to the discovery of a milestone which made it possible to recognize in this road axis an urban deviation of the ancient via Valeria, which entered from Porta Massima. Among the inscriptions of the military cippus there is engraved: 68th mile [from Rome]