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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
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Tag Archives: Vasto archaeology

The Archaeological Museum

Card, Palazzo d'Avalos EN, Roman HistoniumBy Stefano Di Leonardo15 January 2025

The Archaeological Museum is the oldest in Abruzzo, founded in 1849 as the Municipal Archaeological Cabinet of Vasto, by the local doctor and historian, Luigi Marchesani. His intent was to collect the finds made available by some historic families of the city, together with those that he himself collected and catalogued, on the occasion of…


This activity is co-financed by the 2014/2020 PSR of the Abruzzo Region – M 19 – Support for LEADER local development of a participatory nature

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