Rivisondoli · Roccaraso · Alto Sangro
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Mountain homes chosen one by one, and the experiences to truly live them: snow, trails and the flavours of Alto Sangro.
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Stays
Our homes
A few homes, looked after closely. Each with its own character, all in Alto Sangro.
Experiences
More than a place to sleep
Snow and skiing
The Alto Sangro ski lifts are a few minutes from our homes.
Discover 02Trails and nature
Hikes, snowshoe walks and strolls through woods and high plateaus.
Discover 03Mountain flavours
Cheese, cured meats and the mountain cooking of Abruzzo.
Discover 04Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing
Snow without ski lifts: snowshoeing through the beech forest of Bosco di Sant'Antonio or gliding along the cross-country loops around Aremogna.
Discover 05The Rivisondoli Living Nativity
Every 5 January since 1951, Rivisondoli becomes a nativity scene: shepherds, people in costume and the Three Kings arriving across the snow by torchlight.
Discover 06Pescocostanzo: bobbin lace and workshops
A walk through one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy: the Basilica of Santa Maria del Colle, the bobbin lace museum and the filigree and wrought-iron workshops.
Discover 07Historic train on the Transiberiana d'Italia
Carriages from the 1930s on the Sulmona–Isernia railway, climbing to almost 1,270 metres at Rivisondoli-Pescocostanzo station.
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The Alto Sangro guide
Where to eat
Where to eat in Alto Sangro: the restaurants not to miss
From Pescocostanzo to Castel di Sangro, the best-loved restaurants in the area: mountain cooking, handmade pasta, arrosticini and a three-Michelin-star table.
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Skiing in Alto Sangro: Aremogna, Pizzalto and Monte Pratello
The largest ski area in central and southern Italy, with one ski pass for Roccaraso, Rivisondoli and Pescocostanzo: where to ski, which area suits whom, and some practical tips.
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Trails and hikes: from the Bosco di Sant'Antonio to Monte Rotella
An ancient beech forest you can walk round in under an hour, panoramic peaks facing the Majella and easy walks above the villages: the hikes we recommend, from the easiest to the most demanding.
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