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Brilliant for a city break or for family's you get brilliant beach with great restaurants hidden gem with very few tourists just Italians if you see a lot of Italians eating in a restaurant that's your place , they know there food , Italians will not eat rubbish

I was traveling via bicycle. The city is one of the most bicycle friendly cities with bike lanes on most roads. The city has a large bike bridge that spans the river dividing the city. Excellent for bikers.

Pescara isn't a typical old Italian city, so we spent a lot of time traveling to other smaller places nearby, which were easily accessible by train. The Giro d'Italia was great to watch down by the beach, with plenty of restaurants and accommodating staff, trying their best to cater to those of us that do not speak Italian.

There’s absolutely nothing to do in Pescara. Majority of restaurants were closed throughout the day. Thank god we were near the bus station and a McDonald’s as we took the coach to rome. It’s an accessible town with a huge bus station/train station in the centre. I would not visit Pescara again unfortunately

good for a few days , during the summer months perhaps longer as you would go to the beach much more .Pescara is a vibrant small city excellent bars restaurants ,shops and a few small museums.The rail and bus stations provide transport to lots of other towns and cities .Transport is reliable and inexpensive .Pescara is also very close to the airport meaning a 20min transfer on a local bus is all you have to do (max 2 euros )

Accommodation was proximate to many things, making it quite handy to groceries, cafes, shopping and the beach. It had all modern conveniences. People we're kind and helpful. Hostess was terrific and went above and beyond expectations. Taxi rates seemed reasonable. Harbour area worth a visit. Some very good restaurants. Lots of walking and cycling opportunities.