Roseto degli Abruzzi 604: villa that sleeps 9 people in 2 bedrooms, located in Roseto degli Abruzzi, Abruzzo, Italy.

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Property Description

Property Summary:
Casa del Mar is a child-friendly residence situated just 1 km from the center of Roseto Degli Abruzzi, Italy. With a swimming pool, yard, parking facilities, and the option for an installment plan, this 4-story complex offers an ideal vacation rental for families. Comprising 60 apartments, the residence boasts a range of amenities, including a restaurant, bar, internet access, lift, roof terrace, and bicycle rental services.

Outdoors:
Enjoy the seasonal outdoor swimming pool (15 x 6 m, available from May 27 to September 15) with an unconventional shape and internal staircase. Relax on the terrace with garden furniture, or take advantage of the outdoor shower facilities. The complex also features a half-board option for added convenience.

Other Information:
Please note that during the high season, entertainment is provided within the holiday resort. However, during the off-season, amenities and services may be limited. The property is located near a railway line, approximately 50 m away, which may cause some noise disturbance.

Distances and Attractions:
The residence is conveniently situated at the seaside, providing direct access to the beach. It is located 55 km from the center of Pescara and 9 km from the center of Pineto. Nearby attractions include a supermarket within 800 m and the Roseto degli Abruzzi railway station, just 1.5 km away, offering easy access to other destinations.

Location Roseto degli Abruzzi, Abruzzo, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Aeroporto D'Abruzzo, 33.0 Km

Read More About The Roseto degli Abruzzi Area

Explore The Stunning Gran Sasso And Monti Della Laga National Park

The Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park was established in 1991 and covers a surface area of 150,000 hectares or 2,014 square kilometres. It is one of the largest parks in Italy, located almost entirely in the region of Abruzzo and is one of the largest protected areas in Europe. Composed of the mountains of Gran Sasso, the Monti della Laga and the so-called Twin Mountains, it is a diverse and beautiful area that is predominantly alpine plain but is dotted with vast pine, beech and birch forests, streams, waterfalls, ponds, prairies, pastures and pretty Middle-Age villages.

Italy is famous for her food and there are lots and lots of things, endless things to taste and try when you travel around the country. However, if you have found a vacation rental in Abruzzo and end up in the Teramo area, make sure to make a point of trying the province's famous “Millefiori” (or “Wildflower”) honey.

Wildflower honey is produced in various areas, in the hills, mountains and plains of Italy. However, the honey that is produced in the Teramo area is especially famous and acclaimed. With a unique flavour and perfume that is borrowed from the multitude of different kinds of flowers in the areas that it comes from, there are two different kinds: a clear and transparent variety that is more delicate and sweet, with a less intense flavour and a dark or amber coloured variety that has a stronger flavour.

The Flaiano Prizes are often simply referred to as a film festival. However, this incredible series of events that take place annually in Pescara, Abruzzo is that and so much more. The Flaiano Prizes, or Premi Flaiano, are a set of Italian international awards in various fields including creative writing, cinema, theater and radio-television.

Established in honour of the Italian author and screenwriter Ennio Flaiano in 1973, the awards have been given out at the Teatro Monumentale Gabriele D'Annunzio in Pescara since 1974. The actual event itself is comprised of exhibitions, conferences, shows and more, culminating in an awards ceremony in June and July each year.

The tourist city of Pescara sits on the coast of the Abruzzo region of Italy, facing the Adriatic Sea. This scenic place has lots of pretty beaches which has made it a popular holiday destination for thousands of people throughout the year. Tourists wishing to spend a few days exploring this coastal paradise have a choice of nearby holiday villas in Città Sant'angelo, only sixteen kilometres from Pescara city.

Enjoy sunbathing on the sandy beaches and diving into some exhilarating water sports such as snorkelling and water skiing! Music lovers would enjoy the vibrant Jazz festival in July which has grown to become one of the biggest and most popular in all of Europe!

Travel back in time to discover the thrills of the medieval art of jousting at the famous ‘’Giostra della Quintana” in Ascoli Piceno! Held every year on the first Sunday of August in the charming town of Ascoli Piceno in the La Marche region of Italy, this exhilarating festival is well worth visiting and attracts more and more tourists every year.

There are lots of great value vacation rentals in Civitella del Tronto to enjoy your stay in, only thirteen kilometres from Ascoli Piceno. If you’re lucky enough to be here on the first Sunday of August for the ‘’Giostra della Quintana” then prepare to be amazed at the colourful sights, sounds and delicious smells that you will experience in the heart of the town of Ascoli!

Preceding the main jousting event in the local stadium, your eyes will be treated to a feast of colour and movement as a procession of around 1500 people march down the main street dressed in traditional medieval costumes, bearing the flags of their ‘sestiere’.

The city of Ascoli Piceno is a remarkable place in the region of Le Marche that lies at the meeting of two rivers and is almost completely surrounded by mountains.

This magical place is very well connected by rail and has become a very popular visiting destination for tourists.

There are superb holiday villas in Sant’Omero for tourists to relax in for a few days if they wish while they explore Ascoli Piceno, less than a half hour’s drive away.

Why not begin your day of exploration with a stroll around the historical centre of Ascoli Piceno. Most of the old buildings here were constructed from a beautiful gray marble called Travertine, mined from the nearby mountains. Be sure to see the glorious Piazza del Popolo which is widely regarded as being one of the most beautiful squares in Italy!