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  • THE BEST OF
    • On foot through Vasto
    • Mysterious Vasto
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    • Roman Histonium
    • The Ruins of Aymone
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    • 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
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    • The Churches of Vasto
    • In the footsteps of Rossetti
    • The most beautiful view
    • Popular devotion
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    • Palazzo D’Avalos
    • The great Architect of Vasto
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Tag Archives: landslide

The 1956 landslide

Card, San Pietro EN, The most beautiful viewsBy Stefano Di Leonardo13 February 2025

On February 22, 1956, Vasto was shaken by a catastrophic event that left a lasting mark on its history. A massive landslide sent Via Adriatica and the first row of houses overlooking it tumbling into the sea, sweeping away a significant portion of the historic city and forcing the evacuation of more than 100 families. …

Un'illustrazione di una frana generata con l'AI

The 1816 landslide

Card, Santa Maria EN, The most beautiful viewsBy Stefano Di Leonardo13 February 2025

In 1816, the town of Vasto experienced a landslide, one of several that would occur over the years, culminating in the major landslide of 1956, which destroyed part of the ancient Roman city and the historic Church of San Pietro. The 1816 event also struck the town’s eastern slope, affecting the stretch from the Porta…


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