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  • THE BEST OF
    • On foot through Vasto
    • Mysterious Vasto
  • HISTORY
    • Roman Histonium
    • The Ruins of Aymone
    • The era of the Captains of fortune
    • The marquisate of Vasto
    • Vasto Borbone capital
    • Vasto Liberty and Littoria
  • NEIGHBORHOODS
    • The main street
    • San Pietro
    • Corso Plebiscito
    • Santa Maria
    • Corso Italia and Aragona
  • THEMES
    • The Churches of Vasto
    • In the footsteps of Rossetti
    • The most beautiful view
    • Popular devotion
    • Caldora walls
    • Palazzo D’Avalos
    • The great Architect of Vasto
  • PROJECT
  • LANGUAGE
    • Italian
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  • THE BEST OF
    • On foot through Vasto
    • Mysterious Vasto
  • HISTORY
    • Roman Histonium
    • The Ruins of Aymone
    • The era of the Captains of fortune
    • The marquisate of Vasto
    • Vasto Borbone capital
    • Vasto Liberty and Littoria
  • NEIGHBORHOODS
    • The main street
    • San Pietro
    • Corso Plebiscito
    • Santa Maria
    • Corso Italia and Aragona
  • THEMES
    • The Churches of Vasto
    • In the footsteps of Rossetti
    • The most beautiful view
    • Popular devotion
    • Caldora walls
    • Palazzo D’Avalos
    • The great Architect of Vasto
  • PROJECT
  • LANGUAGE
    • Italian
    • English
    • French

Tag Archives: landmarks

Viale delle Rimembranze Villa Comunale

Municipal Garden

Card, Corso Italia and Aragona, The most beautiful views, Vasto liberty and littoria, VastoENBy Ludovica Zimarino1 July 2024

One of the most beautiful places in Vasto is its Municipal Garden, known as Villa Comunale. For over a century, this space has been a beloved retreat where nature, history, and culture blend seamlessly, serving as the go-to spot for relaxation and leisure for locals of all ages. The Municipal Garden was originally designed as…

Piazza Caprioli

Card, San Pietro EN, The best of Vasto, The Marquisate of Vasto, VastoENBy Ludovica Zimarino24 June 2024

Nestled just off the beaten path, this small and quiet square is a hidden gem in the rich tapestry of Vasto’s history. Piazza Caprioli owes its name to the renowned jurist Virgilio Caprioli, born in 1548 in the family home at the corner of Via Barbarotta. Caprioli’s legacy endures, not only for his historical studies but…


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