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Various locations around Roseto have historical significance as well as landscape include Montepagano first of all, which for centuries was the main downtown area, property of the San Giovanni in Venere, its terrace offers a splendid sea view and neighboring countries.
In 1251 it was included in the Diocese of Atri and from 1424 until the arrival of the French (1806) became a fief of the Dukes of Acquaviva. Located on the hilltop, which offers a magnificent view of the underlying marine Montepagano preserves traces of ancient medieval fortifications, with four entrances. Roseto is connected to Montepagano by ancient footpaths brought to light through a painstaking restoration, which offer a unique opportunity for excursions in contact with nature. Other interesting places to visit and easy to get around are first and foremost Teramo (provincial capital) rich in historical monuments and churches to visit, Abbey Propezzano which is Morrodoro (Te), Castles home of ceramics Civitella del Tronto which houses the ancient fortress, Campli famous for the Holy Stairs in Pescara to visit the famous museum of the people of Abruzzo, and the home of D'Annunzio, with its important Atri Cathedral to visit. For lovers of mountains and breathtaking landscapes include the Gran Sasso with its ski resorts in winter becomes the perfect place for wonderful winter holidays. Among the most famous and near Roseto include Prati di Tivo and Isola del Gran Sasso, Prato Selva and Pietra Camela. While the summer between trails and woodland walks offers great places to cool. For those who love excursions in Abruzzo there to choose from, all massive in valleys and dense forests. A whirlwind of tours where you can enjoy breathtaking views, in contact with uncontaminated nature.
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