Collezione: Pescara
Pescara blends Adriatic elegance with the vibrant spirit of Abruzzo’s art and culinary traditions. From bold wines to poetic coastlines and modern art tucked among ancient roots, this seaside city invites you to savor more than just the view. Discover Pescara — where creativity, cuisine, and culture meet with effortless charm.
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Cose da fare a Pescara: Tour, Esperienze e Degustazioni
Step into the Artistic Heart of Abruzzo
Begin at the Museo d’Arte Moderna Vittoria Colonna, a sleek space celebrating 20th-century Italian artists and experimental exhibitions. Walk the waterfront and discover murals and installations that echo the city’s creative pulse. Then, visit the Casa Natale di Gabriele D’Annunzio, birthplace of the iconic poet, where art, literature, and history merge in a uniquely Italian way.
Savor the Flavors of the Sea and Mountains
Pescara’s cuisine is a fusion of coastal freshness and inland richness. Dine on brodetto alla pescarese, a fragrant fish stew best enjoyed with a sea view, or try arrosticini, skewered lamb grilled to smoky perfection — a nod to Abruzzo’s pastoral heritage. Visit traditional restaurants and osterie in the old town for handmade pastas and seasonal specialties crafted with passion.
Explore Abruzzo’s Wine Country
Just a short drive inland, Pescara opens the door to some of Italy’s most underrated vineyards. Discover robust Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, crisp Trebbiano, and the rising star Pecorino wine in family-run estates that combine centuries-old tradition with modern sustainability. Many offer guided tastings with local food pairings — think sheep’s milk cheese, cured meats, and olive oil so fresh it bites.
Immerse in Local Experiences
Join a hands-on cooking class to learn the secrets of pasta alla chitarra, shaped using a traditional stringed tool. Stroll through Pescara’s lively markets for artisanal goods, cheeses, and wines directly from Abruzzese producers. Don’t miss the seasonal food and wine festivals, where the region’s artistry — both on the plate and on canvas — takes center stage.