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Is Abruzzo Italy's best kept secret? Let's find out

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Abruzzo is not an area of Italy that is the most well known but oh boy,, is this place a gem.

Abruzzo is on the east coast of central Italy and thus not very far from either Rome or Florence. A land of vineyards, mountains and sea it is a place to visit.

In the summer, you can go skiing or go to the beach all within an hour’s drive.

 

This video from Sojourn gives us a great perspective

I'm always searching for a new and exciting location in Italy, one that offers the "Sojourn Trifecta" - spectacular natural wonders, a rich, intriguing history and amazing local culinary specialties. I found all of this in the region of Abruzzo and because this incredible region is only 2 hours outside of Rome, a visit can be an amazing add-on trip! On this day of exploration, I covered lots of ground and traveled many, many miles. I started in Navelli at B&B Abruzzo Segreto and continued to Ofena where I enjoyed a delicious lunch at Agristurismo Sapore De Campagna. Afterwords,

I traveled north to one of Italy's most stunning national parks; Gran Sasso national park and hiked to the top of a mountain with an unforgettable view of the mighty Gran Sasso - the tallest peak in the Italian Apennine mountain chain.

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