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Too much asphalt, but if you want to take a quick ride it's fine. Also recommended for gravel.

The complex is made up of the church and the annexed former Benedictine convent. The latter is now owned by a farm that produces quality wine, which has transformed the convent into a location for wine tasting and sales.

Attached to the Benedictine monastery, it has a square plan with arches and an octagonal brick well in the centre of the courtyard. The cloister has lunettes frescoed by the Polish master Sebastiano Majewski.

Campli still preserves many historic buildings of notable interest, which is why it is included in the club of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

The Church of Santa Maria Assunta represents the Cathedral of the city of Teramo. The entrance to the church is in Piazza Orsini. The characteristic of the Cathedral of Teramo is that it boasts two facades. The cathedral can also boast the most beautiful bell tower of the Gothic-Lombard art of Abruzzo. Inside, to see, the silver Paliotto, a work of Nicola da Guardiagrele (1433 - 1448) and the fifteenth-century Polyptych of Sant'Agostino made by the Venetian Jacobello del Fiore. Worth a visit. http://turismo.provincia.teramo.it/arte-e-cultura/chiese/teramo-la-cattedrale

It is one of the most visited places in Abruzzo as a place of worship (but not only). The sanctuary consists of 28 wooden steps to be climbed kneeling (like the Roman one) for the remission of sins. Along the walls are six canvases depicting the "Passion of Christ", to allow the faithful to spiritually unite with the sufferings of the Savior. https://www.visitcampli.it/cosa-vedere/santuario-della-scala-santa/44-30.html

Campli is a municipality in the Province of Teramo within the Gran Sasso park and the Laga mountains. Included among the most beautiful villages in Italy, it is rich in history, art and nature. Located among the hills, it extends up to Monte Foltrone, a few tens of kilometers from the Adriatic coast. Numerous testimonies document its important past. Inside the village it is possible to visit the numerous churches, the historic buildings (Palazzo Farnese, Porta Angioina, Casa Medico Speziale) and the archaeological museum where the findings of the Campovalano necropolis are preserved, a few km away from the centre. On Sundays there is a market and the famous Campli porchetta sandwich is recommended, as is a stop at the Farnese café.

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