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    • On foot through Vasto
    • Mysterious Vasto
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    • The marquisate of Vasto
    • Vasto Borbone capital
    • Vasto Liberty and Littoria
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    • The main street
    • San Pietro
    • Corso Plebiscito
    • Santa Maria
    • Corso Italia and Aragona
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    • The most beautiful view
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    • The great Architect of Vasto
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Tag Archives: 19th century

Museo del Costume (foto pagina Facebook Palazzo d'Avalos)

Museum of Traditional Costume

Card, Palazzo d'Avalos EN, Vasto Bourbon CapitalBy Stefano Di Leonardo5 February 2025

In the north wing of Palazzo d’Avalos, visitors can also explore the Museum of Traditional Costume, which began in 1995 with a collection initiated by the local Lions Club. This effort was aimed at creating an ethnographic archive focused on Vasto and the surrounding area. The first room is dedicated to the art of tombolo,…

The Palizzi Brothers

Card, Palazzo d'Avalos EN, Vasto Bourbon CapitalBy Stefano Di Leonardo5 February 2025

The four Palizzi brothers were born between 1812 and 1825 to Antonio Palizzi, a Sicilian from a family long settled in Lanciano, and Doralice Del Greco, the daughter of a notary from Vasto. The family, which eventually included nine children, moved to Vasto in 1812, settling in a house on Via San Teodoro (now Via…


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