Hotels near Abruzzo Airport - PSR, Pescara

This is a charming little town. There is not much to do besides strolling around in the streets. Necessary to drive 15 minutes if you need to shop food. A few restaurants in town, but only pizza is served.

We travelled as we wanted to visit my grandfathers war grave at Torino di sangro and found Pescara to be a lovely city to stay in with beautiful empty beaches. There holiday season is over before October therefore empty beaches and the temp was still in the mid 70`s but there are still plenty of places to eat although the restaurants' are a bit pricey.

Spoltore is just a nice small italian place. Nice bar and nice restaurant near the church. Market on Thursday. Very small but delicous cheese and fruit. And there is also a grill. Take a sandwich with the fresch grilled ham! its the best !!

It was end of September and there weren't too many tourists. We enjoyed long walks on the beach and the food was really good. We also enjoyed the library within the train station, the old town and the typical tagliere.

The city center is modern with no cars around, a lot fo nice restaurants and bars, superb food. The train station lies just next to the city center, at about 7 minutes from the adriatic sea. Local transport up or down the coast, but also towards the mountains is goog. In the regional trains you can bring along your bike for free. The beach has very fine sand and the walking and cycling only bridge gives you an astonishing sight on the Majella and Gran Sasso mountain massives.

Interesting, pleasant city with a wonderful promenade along the Adriatic sea side up to the spectacular "Ponte del mare" (the bridge of the see). A huge variety of bars and restaurants make even more enjoyable your stay. The local cusine is excellent ! Local people are very cordial and rightly proud of their city. Perhaps, Pescara is not full of old monuments as other locations in central Italy , but you can easily reach some picturesque villages full of history, up hill, within 20-30 minutes by bus. Pescara is surrounded by the 2 biggest chains of mountains of Italian peninsula (both 3,000 m. high) that makes spectacular the view from Ponte del mare.