Castel di Sangro, nestled in the mountains of the Majella National Park in the hinterland of Abruzzo at an altitude of 860 metres, boasts an ancient history, a charming old town with cobbled streets and stone houses.

The main square, Piazza Plebiscito, is the heart of the village with the 13th century Church of San Giovanni Battista, adorned with an imposing bell tower and period frescoes.

The town’s lively ambience, the local traditions manifested in festivities throughout the year and the hospitality of the community give its visitors an authentic experience of the true essence of Abruzzo. The local cuisine reflects local gastronomic traditions, including typical flavours and local products.

Strategically positioned to explore the Majella National Park, Castel di Sangro also offers naturalistic opportunities with surrounding mountains ideal for hiking and outdoor activities.