Holiday rentals and lettings in Abruzzo

Would you like to spend a holiday in a comfortable place that allows you fully enjoy your stay? A little known region, -but that little by little makes its way into the minds of several tourists, is Abruzzo, the green region of Italy. Its privileged position and climate allow it to offer tourists and residents a wide variety of activities throughout the year. Holidu has for you all the rentals you need, located near the beach, sky areas or we also have more central rentals near the commercial areas.

From small well-rounded properties that can accommodate a couple, up to huge ones with a capacity for 13 people, you will find with us what you need. Also, some of them are pet-friendly! It is the perfect city to spend a holiday having fun visiting all kinds of fun places with family and friends. Don’t wait any longer, come here and enjoy the experience!

Abruzzo is a region of central Italy facing the Adriatic Sea. Its capital is the city of L'Aquila, and it has about 150km of coastline and beaches. Among the most touristic and famous cities we can mention: Pescara, Chieti, Teramo, Sulmona and its capital L’Aquila; infamous for earthquakes in recent years. You can also visit the Monastery of Greccio where the first manger scene in history was born.

Abruzzo is a region of great scenic beauty with high mountains, barren highlands, and a beautiful coastline on the Adriatic Sea. In the interior of the region are some of the most unspoiled and picturesque landscapes in Italy, various places of the interior have remained unaltered for hundreds of years.

The Abruzzo region offers different types of activities, all exciting and full of surprises. The peaks of the Apennines and the famous tourist resorts Roccaraso, Rivisondoli, Pescasseroli and Campo Imperatore host modern facilities for lovers of skiing and snowboarding. In addition, the routes for cross-country skiing go deep into the magnificent landscapes of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park. There are many sports that can be practiced in contact with nature. Hiking, excursions on foot, or bicycle in protected areas or in places of special natural value such as the splendid Sagittarius Gorges, the Zompo lo Scchioppo waterfalls, or the Penne and Serranello lakes. From the Gran Sasso to the Sirente, the high mountain environment is especially suitable for mountaineering and climbing.

The religious festivals and cultural events are not to be missed. From the famous Fiesta de la Perdonanza in L’Aquila, to the Serpari de San Domenico festival in Cocullo, passing through the Rivisondoli Living Nativity Scene or the numerous pilgrimages that take place in the villages. Also important are the archaeological remains of the Fucense area in the Fucino Valley. The seat of a lake, today dry, the territory was intimately linked to imperial Rome. In it, the ruins of Alba Fucense, a Roman city at the foot of Monte Velino, a few kilometers from Avezzano, and the remains of ancient Roman domes and autochthonous necropolis stand out. There are many religious routes to places of devotion immersed in tranquility, among them the famous Hermitage of Celestino V, encased in a rocky wall or the Romanesque-Gothic church of Santa Maria de Propezzano in the Vomano Valley. Gastronomy lovers can wander among olive groves and vineyards, from the Adriatic coast inland to the Peligna Valley to visit wineries and taste wines, oils and exquisite local products.

In this area there are multiple testimonies of the complex history of Abruzzo, from the famous Celano Castle, today home to the Archaeological and Sacred Art Museum, to the remains of the ancient Roman city of Alba Fucens. In the Adriatic part, famous for its long sandy beaches, highlights Pescara, the hometown of the poet Gabriele D’Annunzio. There are many coastal tourist towns in the region: Tortoreto, Giulianova, Silvi Marina, Roseto and down to the south Ortona, Vasto and San Salvo.

Located in the hills near the coast, is home to a marvellous 11th century cathedral; Of special interest is also the National Archaeological Museum, with its prehistoric remains and its testimonies of the Greek and Roman civilizations .

With its medieval cathedral and the remains of the theatre and amphitheatre from Roman times. There are countless old townships, treasured by a peasant civilization that still keeps its traditions alive thanks to folklore and local crafts.

In the morning you can dedicate yourself to see Scanno and the lake. If you start in the town you can park and go for breakfast in a bar. Half an hour is more than enough to see it and take some photos. Once you have visited the town, we recommend that you do the small walk called Sentiero del Cuore to take your photo with the heart-shaped lake in the background. It can be done from the lake in an hour and a half and from a path that is outside the town itself in just half an hour.

This city with its narrow streets, its baroque portals and its old buildings, is a small town characteristic of the Sangro Valley, located in the vicinity of a charming lake, thanks to this it is a place very frequented by tourists. Sulmona, home of the poet Ovidio, is rich in history and traditions; it holds valuable artistic testimonies and also the famous hermitage of Celestino V. Venture into this city to be surprised more than you imagine!