What to see in Pescara in just one day, five things not to be missed, what to eat, from kebabs and what to drink, such as Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, read here the particularities not to be missed in the Abruzzo city.
Note how the city of Annunziana, for being the birthplace of the poet Vate, Pescara is the city of good food, traditions and entertainment.
Relatively modern, because it was partly rebuilt after the bombings of the Second World War, Pescara managed to preserve its origins, making modernity and history coexist in a welcoming city in both summer and winter. In fact, it rises between the sea and the mountains, becoming the ideal destination for short trips out of town or for longer stays. It is also home to the Abruzzo International Airport, which brings tourists from Italy and all over Europe to the city.
I 5 places not to be missed in the city of D'Annunzio? Find out by following us on this walk through the streets of Pescara.
Bridge of the Sea
To cross on foot or on your bicycle, it is the bridge that connects the Riviera Sud to the city center. Once up, stop to admire on one side the view of the Tourist Port from above, and on the other the suggestive panorama where the majesty of the Gran Sasso massif joins the blue of the Adriatic Sea.
Birthplace of Gabriele D'Annunzio
In the historic center of Pescara, stands the House-Museum of the Vate, who lived there for only 11 years but which were fundamental for his formation. Recognized as a national monument in 1927, it preserves the XNUMXth-century and sumptuous atmosphere that the poet evokes in Il Notturno. In its rooms are kept the documents, the uniforms and many belongings of the poet.
Museum of the People of Abruzzo
Also in the historic center, it is located inside the building that once housed the Bourbon prison. Arranged on two floors, the museum traces the history of the people of Abruzzo, from prehistoric times to today. An entire room is dedicated to ancient crafts while lovers of good food can savor the culinary tradition inside the Museum of Taste.
Old Pescara
Did you get hungry? You are in the right place. Pescara Vecchia, where you have just visited the Museum of the People and the Birthplace of D'Annunzio, as well as constituting the ancient part of the city, is the home of the best clubs in Pescara. Here you will find bars for a typical aperitif, with Montepulciano d'Abruzzo and cured meats from all over the region; numerous restaurants to taste the skewers, typical sheep skewers made by hand and cooked on the grill; for after dinner it is hard to choose among the many lounge bars and small discos created inside the twentieth century buildings.
Pineta D'Annunziana
From the Abruzzo restaurant you always come out overcrowded. The remedy? A walk in the greenery of the Pineta D'Annunziana Nature Reserve, an oasis on the Pescara coast. 53 hectares of vegetation natural with paths immersed in the scent of pines. Ideal for running, cycling and taking the kids to play. Lying on the edge of the small lake is the best way to relax. The former Aurum factory, an ancient Abruzzo liqueur, is of historical importance inside the Pineta.
Now you are ready for your low-cost trip to Pescara.
