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.
On February 22, 1956, Vasto was shaken by a catastrophic event that left a lasting mark on its history. A…
In 1816, the town of Vasto experienced a landslide, one of several that would occur over the years, culminating in…
The Church of San Pietro in Vasto, although no longer existing today, having been demolished after a landslide in 1956,…
At the top of the Tre Segni hill, at the end of what is now the century-old Villa Comunale, stands…
One of the most beautiful places in Vasto is its Municipal Garden, known as Villa Comunale. For over a century,…
The Roman baths of Vasto were built on the edge of the town of ancient Histonium in the second century…
The current Via Adriatica presents itself as a spectacular balcony overlooking the sea. Beyond it, a steep slope that stops…
The “Loggia Amblingh” is the most beautiful panoramic walk in Vasto, between Piazza Marconi and the perimeter wall of the…
The Jubilee Portal Saved from the Landslide On the belvedere overlooking the Adriatic Sea and the Tremiti Islands, there is…
Built around 1427 by Giacomo Caldora, the lord of Vasto, on land previously owned by the Augustinian convent, Palazzo d’Avalos…
The Roman baths of Vasto were built on the edge of the town of ancient Histonium in the second century…
The Church of San Pietro in Vasto, although no longer existing today, having been demolished after a landslide in 1956,…
On February 22, 1956, Vasto was shaken by a catastrophic event that left a lasting mark on its history. A…
The current Via Adriatica presents itself as a spectacular balcony overlooking the sea. Beyond it, a steep slope that stops…
Built around 1427 by Giacomo Caldora, the lord of Vasto, on land previously owned by the Augustinian convent, Palazzo d’Avalos…
The “Loggia Amblingh” is the most beautiful panoramic walk in Vasto, between Piazza Marconi and the perimeter wall of the…
In 1816, the town of Vasto experienced a landslide, one of several that would occur over the years, culminating in…
One of the most beautiful places in Vasto is its Municipal Garden, known as Villa Comunale. For over a century,…
At the top of the Tre Segni hill, at the end of what is now the century-old Villa Comunale, stands…
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