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Agriturismo in Abruzzo

Farmhouses in Abruzzo: Choose your agriturismo for your vacation.

Agriturismi.it has curated a selection of agritourisms in Abruzzo, for a stay dedicated to Italian culture and good food.
An agriturismo in Abruzzo offers the chance to explore an extensive natural, historical, and cultural heritage with abundant tourism options.

With its flourishing and enchanting nature, the region Abruzzo is the land of Parks (Abruzzo, Gran Sasso, Majella Parks) and of villages shaped by centuries of history: L'Aquila, Sulmona, Teramo are only a few of them hosting castles, ancient churches, hermitages, and sanctuaries. Along the coast: sandy beaches, Mediterranean pinewoods, cliffs and promontories. Tasting
Local food
is a worthy ending to this unique experience!
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L'Aquila, Sulmona, Giulianova, Ortona, Teramo, Vasto, Abruzzo National Park
Local food:
Cuisine: Agnello cacio e uova, Brodetto di Vasto, Maiale n'docca n'docca, Maccheroni alla chitarra
Wines: Montepulciano D'Abruzzo, Trebbiano, Controguerra, Tullum.

In Abruzzo we have 101 farmhouses, including 31 with swimming pool, 55 with restaurant and 53 pet friendly.

Agriturismo with

Restaurant Outdoor Pool Spa Disabled Access Welcome Dogs and animals

Zones

Abruzzo National Park Abruzzo near the sea Gran Sasso National Park Maiella National Park Sirente-Velino Regional Park

Provinces

L'Aquila Pescara Chieti Teramo
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Frequently asked questions about Abruzzo

How many agriturismi are there in Abruzzo, and how are they distributed?
Abruzzo has 101 active agriturismo structures. The province with the highest concentration is Pescara with 31 structures, followed by Chieti (29), L'Aquila (21) and Teramo (20). The offer covers both the Adriatic coastal strip and the inland Apennine areas, with options ranging from simple rural lodging to dining based on the estate's own produce.
Which areas are best for a farm-stay holiday in Abruzzo?
The most sought-after areas are the Gran Sasso National Park, the Majella National Park and the Abruzzo National Park, where the farm-stay offer is concentrated near trails and wildlife reserves. The Sirente-Velino Regional Park is a good choice for those seeking quiet in the hinterland. For those who prefer the sea, the Adriatic Coast and the areas of Abruzzo near the sea offer rural properties just a few kilometres from the beach.
What food is served at Abruzzo's agriturismi?
Abruzzo's farm-stay cuisine revolves around lamb arrosticini skewers, pasta alla chitarra with lamb ragù, pressed maccheroni and DOP pecorino cheeses. Products of excellence include L'Aquila DOP saffron, the black truffle of the Majella, Aprutino Pescarese DOP extra virgin olive oil and Montepulciano d'Abruzzo and Trebbiano d'Abruzzo DOC wines.
When is the best time to visit an agriturismo in Abruzzo?
Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) are the most balanced periods: mild climate, green or colourful landscapes, truffle and saffron harvests between September and November. Summer suits the Adriatic Coast and snow-free mountain hikes. Winter works for those seeking skiing on the slopes of Roccaraso or Campo Imperatore, with many structures open even in the cold months.
What services do agriturismi in Abruzzo offer?
Services vary greatly from one structure to another. Among the most common: a restaurant with its own kitchen, a swimming pool, pet-friendly hospitality, an educational farm and family activities. Some structures practise certified organic farming or produce wine on the estate. On Agriturismi.it you can filter structures by individual service and select only those that match your needs.
What activities can you do at an agriturismo in Abruzzo?
The most popular activities depend on the area: hiking and mountain biking in the Gran Sasso National Park and the Majella National Park, wolf and Marsican bear sighting in the Abruzzo National Park, wine and oil tastings in the cellars of the Teramo and Pescara areas. In summer there are also horseback excursions and wild-herb gathering; in winter, alpine and cross-country skiing on the Altopiano delle Rocche.
How much does it cost to stay at an agriturismo in Abruzzo?
Abruzzo is an affordable region. The entry-level range sits between 35 and 60 euros per person per night, with breakfast or half board included. Structures with a pool, a full restaurant service or a panoramic position over the Gran Sasso or the Majella reach 90-150 euros per night for a double room. Options with a spa or rural design exceed 180 euros. Summer weekends and public holidays see higher rates.

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