San Pietro
Four steps through two thousand years of history and beauty
Listen to the audio guides
- Cattedrale di San Giuseppe - Introduzione 3:10
- Cattedrale di San Giuseppe - La storia 5:25
- Cattedrale di San Giuseppe - L'esterno 5:07
- Cattedrale di San Giuseppe - L'interno 3:32
- Corso de Parma - Introduzione 3:46
- Corso de Parma - Toponomastica 4:29
- Piazza Rossetti - Introduzione 4:22
- Piazza Rossetti - Monumento a Gabriele Rossetti 4:50
- Corso Italia - Introduzione 4:05
- Villa comunale - Introduzione 3:24
- Gabriele Rossetti - casa natale 3:58
Discover the places on the itinerary
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The 1956 landslide
ScopriOn February 22, 1956, Vasto was shaken by a catastrophic event that left a lasting mark on its history. A…
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Church of Santa Filomena
ScopriThe noble chapel of Palazzo Genova Rulli, the Church of Santa Filomena, stands today in elegant neoclassical form, shaped by…
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Palazzo Genova Rulli
ScopriPalazzo Genova Rulli, located at the intersection of Via Anelli and Corso Palizzi, was built in the first half of…
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Porta Nuova
ScopriSituated today in front of the Belvedere Romani, which overlooks the Angrella valley, the Arch of Porta Nuova is both…
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Ruins of San Pietro’s Church
ScopriThe Church of San Pietro in Vasto, although no longer existing today, having been demolished after a landslide in 1956,…
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Roman Insula
ScopriIn via Anelli, from number 90 to the end of the road at the intersection with via Sant’Antonio, the wall…
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The mosaics of the Baths
ScopriThe Roman Baths of Vasto are famous for two large mosaics discovered during excavation campaigns in 1974 and 1997. The…
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The Roman Baths
ScopriThe Roman baths of Vasto were built on the edge of the town of ancient Histonium in the second century…
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Temple of Ceres
ScopriThe current Via Adriatica presents itself as a spectacular balcony overlooking the sea. Beyond it, a steep slope that stops…
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Piazza Caprioli
ScopriNestled just off the beaten path, this small and quiet square is a hidden gem in the rich tapestry of…
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Church of Sant’Antonio di Padova
ScopriThe Church of Sant’Antonio di Padova stands along Via Adriatica, its exterior modest and unadorned, reflecting its origins as part…
Porta Nuova
Situated today in front of the Belvedere Romani, which overlooks the Angrella valley, the Arch of Porta Nuova is both…
Palazzo Genova Rulli
Palazzo Genova Rulli, located at the intersection of Via Anelli and Corso Palizzi, was built in the first half of…
Church of Santa Filomena
The noble chapel of Palazzo Genova Rulli, the Church of Santa Filomena, stands today in elegant neoclassical form, shaped by…
Roman Insula
In via Anelli, from number 90 to the end of the road at the intersection with via Sant'Antonio, the wall…
The Roman Baths
The Roman baths of Vasto were built on the edge of the town of ancient Histonium in the second century…
The mosaics of the Baths
The Roman Baths of Vasto are famous for two large mosaics discovered during excavation campaigns in 1974 and 1997. The…
L’église de Sant’Antonio de Padova
L’église de Sant’Antonio de Padova s’ouvre aujourd’hui sur la via Adriatica. Son extérieur, d’une sobriété remarquable, ne présente pas d’éléments…
Ruins of San Pietro’s Church
The Church of San Pietro in Vasto, although no longer existing today, having been demolished after a landslide in 1956,…
The 1956 landslide
On February 22, 1956, Vasto was shaken by a catastrophic event that left a lasting mark on its history. A…
Temple of Ceres
The current Via Adriatica presents itself as a spectacular balcony overlooking the sea. Beyond it, a steep slope that stops…
Piazza Caprioli
Nestled just off the beaten path, this small and quiet square is a hidden gem in the rich tapestry of…
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