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The Amiternum amphitheater is a solemn testament to Abruzzo's glorious Roman past, located on the San Vittorino plain a few kilometers from L'Aquila. Built in the 1st century AD on the edge of the ancient Sabine city, it still retains its imposing elliptical structure with two tiers of arches that once accommodated up to six thousand spectators. Today, it offers a striking blend of the austere monumentality of ancient brickwork and the rural tranquility of the Aterno Valley.

A small medieval church where you can take a break and enjoy the shade and benches.

At this site, you can see the ancient ruins of Amiternum, a city founded by the Sabines. Also in the area, in addition to the theater, amphitheater, and remains of a domus, you can see the remains of the ancient Via Cecilia, which connected Rome with the Abruzzo colonies in the present-day province of Teramo.

A border crossing in the province of L'Aquila located 1,300 meters above sea level to cross the Gran Sasso mountain range via state road 80, which connects the provinces of Teramo and L'Aquila.

bridge that allows you to cross from one side of the lake to the other. Go ahead with the mountain bike if you are in BDC pay attention to the holes. ALWAYS BEWARE OF THE WIND THAT SOMETIMES BLOWS STRONG

This place offers a privileged view of the Gran Sasso with Lake Campotosto. It is also here that the road from Capitignano reaches the lake.

Mascioni is a small village located on the shores of Lake Campotosto, in Abruzzo. Featuring traditional houses and narrow cobbled streets, it offers a rural and peaceful atmosphere. Its position on the lake and proximity to the mountains make it an ideal starting point for excursions into the surrounding nature. https://fondoambiente.it/luoghi/mascioni?ldc

The Capannelle pass is a very popular pass for cyclists and motorcyclists. This joins the Vomano valley to the Aterno valley along the "Strada Maestra del Parco". The name "capannelle" is due to the presence of small stone ruins guarding the fields, located throughout the area. The Capannelle pass is also mentioned by Carlo Emilio Gadda in "Towards Teramo": “At the Capannelle Pass there is a beginning or end, depending on who goes, a long mountain mouth, about one thousand three: whence, going east as I used to do, I greet you by addressing the hills, the waters, the fields dominated by the Eagle: which brings , in the eyes, the very bright sphere of the sun".