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One of Pescara’s contemporary landmarks. This pedestrian and cycle bridge connects the two banks of the Aterno-Pescara River and offers beautiful views of the harbour, the coastline and, on clear days, the Abruzzo mountains. It is perfect for a sunset walk or for crossing the city by bike along the seafront.

Located in Pescara’s historic centre, this is the house-museum where Gabriele D’Annunzio was born. It preserves rooms, furnishings and memories connected to the poet’s family and early life. It is an ideal stop for anyone who wants to discover the cultural side of the city and its bond with one of its most famous figures.

Pescara’s seaside offers wide golden beaches, welcoming beach clubs, and a lively promenade. It is the perfect destination to relax, enjoy excellent seafood, and experience the authentic atmosphere of the Abruzzo coast.

A historic green area in southern Pescara, ideal for anyone looking for a break from the city and the beach. The pine forest preserves natural environments typical of the Adriatic coast, with paths, shaded areas and small ponds. It is suitable for quiet walks, families and relaxing moments outdoors.

Located in the heart of Old Pescara, this museum tells the story, traditions and identity of Abruzzo. It is an interesting visit for understanding the relationship between local communities, landscape, work and popular culture. It can eas

South of Pescara begins one of the most scenic stretches of the Abruzzo coastline: the Trabocchi Coast, famous for its old wooden fishing platforms suspended over the sea. Around San Vito Chietino, Rocca San Giovanni and Fossacesia, visitors can enjoy landscapes, cycle paths, seaside restaurants and places linked to D’Annunzio’s imagination.