On 13 April 2026, more than 250,000 people across 22 municipalities in the provinces of Pescara and Chieti go without water for almost 48 hours – an Continue Reading
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The Avezzano earthquake struck on 13 January 1915, tearing through the Marsica area in the Province of L’Aquila, Abruzzo, and marking one of the most devastating seismic Continue Reading
This year, the number of Blue Flag beaches in Abruzzo is 16, with a new entry – Torino di Sangro. The prestigious Blue Flag Award is given by the Foundation for Continue Reading
The Ministry of Culture has named L'Aquila the Italian Capital of Culture for 2026. The city will be granted one million euros to fund cultural events and Continue Reading
Villages in Abruzzo pay you to live there The The Regional Council has published a list of 173 municipalities that will pay up to €15,000 over a Continue Reading
Fresh air, stunning views, tranquility. How many of you have been dreaming about ditching it all and moving to an Italian village? Now you can move to Continue Reading
This is our latest dispatch of Abruzzo news in English. Poor air quality in Teramo The city of Teramo has one of the worst air quality in Continue Reading
Our weekly round-up of news from Abruzzo in English. Fuel prices continue to grow In Abruzzo, and in Italy, in just one year petrol prices increased by Continue Reading
Our weekly round-up of news from Abruzzo in English: Abruzzo in the orange From Monday, Abruzzo is in the orange zone from next Monday as the hospital Continue Reading
(updated on January 18, 2024) January 18, 2017, a major avalanche hit the luxury Hotel Rigopiano, near Farindola, killing 29 people. In the afternoon of January 18, Continue Reading