Start the day with a tour of the Roman Ruins at Alba Fucens. Walk in the steps of the Gladiators. For lunch, you experience the creations of one of the best chefs in all of Italy. On the way home, you take a walking tour of a town full of murals. 7 hours. Comfortable shoes. Moderate mobility..

You start with a drive up the Gran Sasso Massive to a 10th-Century fortress overlooking the Tirino Vally. Lunch in a local restaurant in the village of Santo Stefano where the buildings are stacked on top of each other. Then you see church frescos that were done in 1263 - 250 years before that other Chapel in Vatican City. 8 hours. Good shoes. Moderate to difficult mobility to see fort. The rest is easy.

The Apennine Mountains dominate Abruzzo’s interior and give you the opportunity for stunning hikes and walks. Whatever level of difficulty you want. Just let us know what difficulty level and length you want and off we go.

In the morning, you learn the secrets of Abruzzese cuisine from our chefs. For example, fresh pasta or gnocchi, meatballs, lamb stew, fennel salad, and sauces. You tell us what you want to learn, and you get to eat your work at lunch. In the afternoon, we do a flight tasting and judging of local premium wines in our historic wine cellar. Yum.

Today, we take a breathtaking drive up to and through the high plains of Campo Imperatore, one of the most unique landscapes you’ll ever experience at more than two kilometres above sea level. Lunch in the historic village of Castel del Monte followed by a walking tour of town. 8 hours. Easy mobility. Winding roads.

Abruzzo’s Adriatic Coast is varied and dramatic with a special bike path running along most of it. See ancient monasteries, unique fishing platorms, pristine beaches and have a great fish lunch.

Visit the local market in the beautiful town of Sulmona and see Abruzzese culture up close. Lunch and tasting at a family run winery then it’s off to visit the studio of a ceramics artist. 7 hours. Easy mobility.

Spend the day with our wonderful guide Serena and her family in her village of Pietranico. See their houses and farms. Learn how to make ricotta cheese and traditional pasta with chickpea soup.. After lunch, see the ancient and mysterious wine rocks scattered around the village. 7 hours. Easy mobility.

We take you to one of the many Blue Flag beaches on the Adriatic Coast for a day of sun, surf and seafood.

In the morning, we take a drive through our wine region with stops at a couple small villages to see the sites. Lunch at a small family run winery and a private tasting in our cantina with a local winemaker before dinner. 7 hours. Easy mobility.

Take a trip to the coast to see fishing platforms only found in Abruzzo. First you visit San Giovanni in Venere, a medieval abbey built on top for a former Roman temple. Then drive the spectacular coast and stop at a Trabocco, like the one in the tour picture, for a light fresh fish lunch and a glass of vino. Later you take in the Adriatic views up the coast and stop at the Canadian WWII cemetery near Ortona. 8 hours. Easy mobility.

Today, we spend the day in the breathtaking Sagittario Gorge, a World Wildlife Fund reserve. You visit the sweet town of Scanno, walk its streets and experience traditional jewelry in a centuries old shop owned by the same family for nine generations. Lunch is an enormous lakeside picnic provided by our chef Angela. Learn about some local miracles, and then take a walk in Orazio’s hometown Villalago. 7 hours. Easy mobility. Winding roads..

Today, you visit an amazing cave. It’s more than a kilometre long with a river running through it, complete with waterfalls and big cavernous rooms with statue-like stalagmites. Have a great tasting plate lunch of local specialties, and if you have any engery left, make a quick stop at an active Roman ruin archeological dig. 8 hours. Moderate to difficult mobility. Good shoes required.

Walk the hills with a local shepherd, his flock and his awesome dogs, and discover the art of cheese making. Lunch at a farm restaurant. Cheese making experience after lunch. Minimum 8 people. Extra cost for less than eight people. 8 hours. Difficult mobility. Proper shoes required. This tour is weather dependent; generally offered May to November,. Not available in August.

Pescara is Abruzzo’s cultural and business hub. It has a cool pedestrian downtown, great food and fashion, a beach front and much more. We’ll go for a walk with you or you can explore on your own. It’s a great way to spend a day. 7 hours. Easy Mobility.

After an incredible drive, visit Santo Spirito Hermitage high on the Maiella mountain. It was founded in the 1300s by a famous pope and was home to Celestine Monks. Have picnic lunch in a shepherds’ village made of stone huts, and stop for gelato on the way home. 6 hours. Difficult mobility. Lots of stairs.

The Villa and the Estate pools are pretty nice. Why don’t we just relax.

Visit the Abruzzese People’s Museum in Pescara or the National Archaeology Museum in Chieti where the 6th Century B.C. Warrior of Capestrano is housed. Lunch in a local restaurant. 6 hours. Easy mobility.

Lancianco is sometimes called the “lasagna town” because it has pre-Roman, Roman, Medieval and Renaissance layers stacked on top of each other. It’s also called the “City of Miracles” because two, and maybe even three, bonafide miracles happened here. Take a tour then have a wine tasting lunch at a family run winery. 7 hours. Easy mobility.

Our hometown of Torre de’Passeri is rich in history and interesting things to see, including one of the most important monasteries in Abruzzo. The locals are fun to hang with too. We have lunch at the villa, and In the afternoon, we take a country drive to a few sites around us, including a Roman fountain. 7 hours. Easy mobility.

Today we visit the town of Bucchianico and a centuries old olive oil press. Your host Francesca will explain the finer points of extra virgin olive oil production then delight your taste buds with oil and wine tasting and samples of traditional Abruzzo cuisine. Later, you take a drive through the foothills and visit the pretty town of Pretoro on the Majella Mountain.

Today you will experience the beautiful Peligna Valley and taste its fruits. You will visit the medieval towers in the village of Pacentro, lunch and sip at the Margiotta family Winery, then explore Corfinio, the “first” capital of Italia. A bit of everything. 7 hours. Moderate mobility.

Explore the quiet backroads of Abruzzo on a half-day or full-day ride through stunning scenery on our eight high-quality Yucatan Winora ebikes. We feature dozens of routes from moderate rides through the hills around our town to challenging routes over the nearby mountains. Stop along the way to see castles, medieval towns and villages, rivers, vineyards, and more. All rides require a decent level of fitness.