The tour of the most beautiful villages in Italy, through the history of the Peninsula. It is certainly full of breathtaking landscapes, villages of rare beauty and curiosities that will make us understand the importance of these places in the history of our nation, from the Romans to the Middle Ages. You will also visit the first capital of Italy over 2000 years ago, where the Lira was forged for the first time.
Travel program

- First day:

Arrival in the splendid village of Scanno, welcome briefing and guided tour. Scanno is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy: of medieval origin, it keeps the historic center intact. It is also the goldsmith's village and it will obviously be possible to visit a workshop and see how the Presentosa is made in silver filigree. Finally, the tradition of the costumes of the Scanno women, a real journey through time! Typical dinner and overnight stay.

- Second day:
Breakfast and departure for Anversa degli Abruzzi, leaving the lake and crossing the splendid Sagittario Gorges. The journey will allow you to meet Villalago and the lake of San Domenico, as well as visit the hermitage. After passing Antwerp and admiring Castrovalva above, you will arrive in Bugnara, where a visit to the WWF oasis is scheduled. Arrival at the property, typical dinner and overnight stay.

- Third day:

Breakfast and departure for the first of the planned villages: Introdacqua. We will then continue towards Sulmona, capital of the Peligna Valley, characterized by a monumental historic center: from the Roman aqueduct to Piazza Garibaldi. The route leads to Pratola Peligna, passing by the splendid Abbey of Santo Spirito al Morrone, seat of the Majella National Park, and from there to Corfinio. Perhaps not everyone knows that Corfinio was the first capital of Italy, over 2000 years ago. This is because the idea of ​​"Italy" has much more distant origins than many believe. Visit to the wonderful Church of San Pelino, end of services and departure with the possibility of transport to the nearest station.