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Abruzzo Parks, Food, Beaches
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Abruzzo holds a record: environmental laws protect 30 percent of its territory, and no other region in Europe can boast as much. It is not without good reason. It is known as the region of parks, the ideal target for a naturalistic vacation. There are three national parks, one regional park, and many protected sites and nature reserves: in a region like this, it seems natural that the provincial capital is called L'Aquila (The Eagle).
This guide lets you visit Abruzzo, starting from L'Aquila, and see Gran Sasso and Maiella. It includes a detailed list of the resources available to visit the Parks with local guides and encounter the local wild fauna.
It has a list of local guides and of the services they provide.
It covers Abruzzo cuisine with a section on the specialty Foods of Abruzzo and lists many regional recipes with active links to the recipe pages. It also contains local wines.
It includes a comprehensive section on Abruzzo's history, from the pre-Roman age to the historic Roman era, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and Baroque periods, and the Modern Age. In addition, it includes photos and descriptions of the attractions and travel info.
The guide has many reviews of the restaurants in the localities covered.
Author Enrico Massetti
Language English
Published by Massetti Publishing Washington DC, USA
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Visiting center S. Eufemia, a Majella
Caramanico Terme: Otter Wildlife Area
Lama dei Peligni: Chamois Fauna Area
Information Education Center "Il Grande Faggio".
Serramonacesca: Area faunistic del Capriol (Roe deer)
Palena: Area Faunistic dell'Orso
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MOM - Museum of the Marsicano Bear
In the Maiella Park by mountain bike
In the Maiella Park by Road Bike
Botanical Garden "Michele Tenore”
Botanical Garden "Daniela Brescia"
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MAGNA MATER CULTURAL ASSOCIATION C. di Giove (AQ)
COOPERATIVE MAJAMBIENTE - Caramanico Terme
COOPERATIVE MAJELLA - Lama dei Peligni
C.E.A. "IL GRANDE FAGGIO" - Pretoro
COOPERATIVE STELLA ALPINA - Pacentro
Alternative future route to get to Pescara
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Where to eat in Torino di Sangro
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