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Domain family Borrello (XI century), Pescasseroli passed as suffeudo "to di Sangro. From these, after the fall of the Swabians arrived, by women, for Aquinas. In 1349, when Aquinas Adenolfo perished with the whole family, under the ruins of the castle of Alvito, went to the branch of the Counts of Loreto.
In 1461, the barony was inherited by Antonella Pescasseroli Aquinas, Marchioness of Pescara. At the end of the sixteenth century, the estate was sold to Giovan Giacomo di Sangro, who died in 1607. Auctioned, was recorded from this point until the early eighteenth century a long succession of different owners until in 1705, for the price of 15,770 ducats, was bought by the mass of Sorrento, who were barons of the last Pescasseroli dell'affacciarsi first of the new nineteenth-century bourgeoisie, in this case exemplified by the family curtain. Pescasseroli is known as a resort, resort both summer and winter, and as the main center of the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise. At home, in fact, are a museum and a shopping tour with some copies of native fauna, including bears Marsicano, only the reconstruction of the tomb of the remains of a woman who lived in the area in the sixth century BC In the historic center stands Sipari Palace (built in 1839), seat of the Foundation named after Erminio Sipari, MP and founder of the Park, was born February 25, 1866 where the famous philosopher Benedetto Croce. Worthy of note is also the Abbey of Saints Peter and Paul, founded around 1100. It is a wooden statue of the Madonna and Child dated around the thirteenth century. The September 8, 1752 the Vatican Chapter by sending a precious golden crown, proceeded to the solemn coronation of the statue. From Wikipedia
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