Our story began in the 1940s, in the mountains of Abruzzo, when we started cultivating our land with love and respect, following the rhythms of the earth and the seasons. Every seed planted and every ear of corn harvested tells the story of our family's passion, always convinced that authenticity comes from...
View moreThe Belvedere di Collepietro is one of the village's most suggestive viewpoints, offering a wide and immersive view of the surrounding area. From here, the view opens onto the valleys, the Gran Sasso mountains and the landscapes that characterise the Abruzzo Apennines. It is an ideal place to stop,...
View moreSidera Tredecim Collis Petri is a contemporary art installation that enriches the village of Collepietro with a strong symbolic value. The name, in Latin, recalls the “thirteen stone hills”, an identifying element of the village and its territorial conformation. The work represents a dialogue between past and present, between tradition and new...
View morePorta Gran Sasso is one of the main entrances to the village, oriented towards the majestic massif that dominates the L'Aquila area. This gate represents not only a physical access to the village, but also a visual and symbolic link with the mountain, a central element of the local identity. In the past, it was crossed by travellers,...
View morePorta Maiella represents one of the historical entrances to the village of Collepietro, located in a strategic and evocative position. Its name recalls the Maiella massif, visible on clear days, underlining the strong link between the village and the surrounding natural landscape. To pass through this gateway is to enter a context...
View moreThe Church of the Madonna del Buon Consiglio is a striking example of architecture related to the life of shepherds and travellers along the Tratturo Magno. The rectangular, Romanesque structure is reinforced by three massive buttresses on each side, necessary for stability on steep, earthquake-prone ground....
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