Abruzzo, Molise and Campania

Abruzzo, a proud, wild land with an authentic heart. Sulmona, birthplace of Ovid, Celano and L’Aquila. The jewel in the crown: Santo Stefano di Sessanio. Unique villages such as Pescocostanzo are reason enough in themselves to visit this region. Pescara, the city on the coast, birthplace of the poet and bard Gabriele D’Annunzio.

The region of Molise, less well known but no less worthy of being discovered and explored. It offers a wide range of possibilities and the most varied of activities: from food and wine to history, from archaeology to nature. Tastings and cooking classes, Termoli, Capracotta, wine tasting, and the sea.

And Campania, a land celebrated by artists and poets of every age, firmly rooted in the collective imagination of Italy and the world, above all thanks to the city of Naples, the city of the sun. With Vesuvius as a backdrop and the sea stretching as far as the eye can see, eating a good Neapolitan pizza and savouring a sfogliatella with an excellent coffee are musts that everyone should experience in Naples. Pompeii, the most visited archaeological site in the world, a splendid and terrible snapshot of life as it was lived in the days of ancient Rome.