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.
Piazza Rossetti is considered the heart of modern Vasto. Its spacious layout, grand buildings, medieval towers, and the castle in…
Gabriele Rossetti’s prominence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries was tied more to his political significance than to…
The Bassano Tower, rising twenty meters above the main city square, is named after the Bassano family. This family arrived…
The Roman Amphitheater of Vasto, located in the heart of the city under Piazza Rossetti, represents one of the most…
The Caldoresco Castle in Vasto is one of the city’s most significant historical landmarks. With its imposing silhouette standing out…
The area now known as Piazza Barbacani, seamlessly integrated into the modern city and considered the "square in front of…
Corso de Parma, named after Riccio de Parma, a knight of the Disfida di Barletta and a proud native of…
San Giuseppe is not the largest church in Vasto. Nor is it the oldest. It isn’t even the most beloved.…
The exterior of the Cathedral of San Giuseppe does not have a uniform character and reflects the various historical phases…
Inside the Cathedral of San Giuseppe, the design and decorations are eclectic, drawing inspiration from a Neo-Gothic style. The color…
Built around 1427 by Giacomo Caldora, the lord of Vasto, on land previously owned by the Augustinian convent, Palazzo d’Avalos…
Commissioned by Marquis Cesare Michelangelo, the gardens of Palazzo d'Avalos are one of the most enchanting and distinctive spots in…
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