Palazzo Ciccarone
Palazzo Ciccarone, the most significant noble residence in Vasto after Palazzo d’Avalos, stands along Corso…
Vasto, perched on its hill close to the coast, is a collection of breathtaking views. The city is also a compendium of two thousand years of history, which you can relive by strolling through one of the largest pedestrian historic centers in Italy.
To help you enjoy it to the fullest, we’ve created seven itineraries that wind through the city center and its immediate surroundings. Each route is a journey into a different era, introducing you to monuments, events, and figures from that time—an engaging narrative that tells not only the story of Vasto, but also, more broadly, the history of Southern Italy.
Palazzo Ciccarone, the most significant noble residence in Vasto after Palazzo d’Avalos, stands along Corso…
The Rossetti Theater in Vasto is the second-oldest theater in Abruzzo, following the Marrucino Theater…
The Palazzo del Carmine, as it stands today, was built in 1738 alongside the renovation…
Situated today in front of the Belvedere Romani, which overlooks the Angrella valley, the Arch…
A circular tower overlooks Piazza Verdi, the city’s main traffic crossroads, easily identifiable by its…
Hidden among the alleys between Corso Plebiscito and Corso Garibaldi, the Diomede del Moro Tower,…
At the crossroads between Corso Palizzi and Corso Dante Alighieri, or between what were, respectively,…
The Church of Santa Maria del Carmine is considered the most beautiful in Vasto from…