Holiday rental located in the village of Castelvecchio Calvisio, consisting of an independent dwelling for the exclusive use of guests. The accommodation is spread over two connected rooms: one portion carved out of an old stable, now used as a kitchen and bathroom, and a more recently built wooden portion, intended for the sleeping area and the…
View moreStrolling through the narrow alleys of Castelvecchio Calvisio is like entering a real castle, perched on a hill and surrounded by imposing walled houses. The village was protected by walls and a moat, with access permitted at one time only by a drawbridge. Seen from above, the village...
View moreThe Church of San Cipriano, located just outside the village, has very ancient origins, with documentary evidence from the 8th century. The structure stands on the remains of Roman settlements and uses reclaimed stones, suggesting that the site previously housed a pagan temple dedicated to Venus. A walk to the church offers...
View moreThe Church of San Giovanni Battista, known since 1478, stands on what was probably a fortified palace converted into a church by the Piccolomini. The white façade and ribbed bell tower anticipate the sumptuous interior, dominated by the 17th-century high altar in carved wood and gold leaf. In the central niche is the...
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From Carapelle Calvisio you reach Castelvecchio Calvisio and enter the valley dominated by the Rocca di Calascio, where your gaze opens onto one of the most iconic landscapes of the Gran Sasso.
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