To help you fully enjoy it, we have prepared seven itineraries that wind through the streets of the center and the surrounding areas. Each itinerary is a story that will take you to a different era and introduce you to monuments, events, and characters from that period, in a captivating narrative that is not only the history of Vasto but also, more generally, the history of southern Italy.
The first historical mention of Jacopo Caldora‘s marquisal palace appears in a document cited by the seventeenth-century chronicler Nicola Alfonso…
Situated today in front of the Belvedere Romani, which overlooks the Angrella valley, the Arch of Porta Nuova is both…
A circular tower overlooks Piazza Verdi, the city’s main traffic crossroads, easily identifiable by its fifteenth-century base, which contrasts with…
Hidden among the alleys between Corso Plebiscito and Corso Garibaldi, the Diomede del Moro Tower, also known as the Damante…
The Bassano Tower, rising twenty meters above the main city square, is named after the Bassano family. This family arrived…
Jacopo Caldora, also known as Giacomo Caldora, was an Italian nobleman, military leader, and captain of fortune who lived from…
The square next to the apse of the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, from which a spectacular staircase leads down…
The Caldoresco Castle in Vasto is one of the city’s most significant historical landmarks. With its imposing silhouette standing out…
Porta Catena is the only gate of the medieval city wall remaining in the city, and its construction took place…
The Portone Panzotto is certainly one of the oldest and most characteristic places in Vasto. The alley which, from the…
The “Loggia Amblingh” is the most beautiful panoramic walk in Vasto, between Piazza Marconi and the perimeter wall of the…
The bell tower of Santa Maria Maggiore is the tallest tower in the city, clearly visible even from kilometers away…
At the crossroads between Corso Palizzi and Corso Dante Alighieri, or between what were, respectively, the Cardo and the Decumanus…
The Church of San Pietro in Vasto, although no longer existing today, having been demolished after a landslide in 1956,…
The facade of the church of San Pietro, demolished after the landslide of 1956, still stands in the square of…
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