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Alba Adriatica, despite the recent origins, there are some important historical monuments.
They include the Tower, built along the coast in the sixteenth century and now surrounded by modern buildings, and numerous noble villas, built over centuries by wealthy who wanted to spend their holidays surrounded by nature. Among the many include: Villa Chiarugi, constructed in the late eighteenth century on the ruins of a castle; Gianluca Villa Palma, built in the early twentieth century, nineteenth century style; Zanoni villa, designed in the '20s '900 eclectic. Seaside resort in the Val Vibrata hosts summer between 30/50mila tourists, attracted by the immense sandy beaches, endless bike paths and skating as well as the enchanting nightlife of the town. The beach of Alba Adriatica is the most beautiful of the Abruzzo coast. The sand, the characteristic silvery, stretches for about three miles wide and beautiful beach and up to one hundred meters deep, reaching a beautiful beach with sandy bottoms that slope gently toward the sea. The walk from Alba Adriatica is a haven of three kilometers deep in the green palms, pines and oleanders. Between the beach and the seafront is perfect for relaxing walks, cycling or jogging. At night it becomes the meeting point of thousands of young people divided into many pubs on the promenade offering musical evenings for all tastes, while for families seeking peace is possible between a walk and enjoy the stalls and outdoor pubs . The resort has a dozen hotels, 5 campsites, 10 bathing establishments and some farms. It 'function in a marina. Surrounding Martinsicuro Villa Rosa, a charming little town overlooking the Adriatic Sea, is ideal for those wishing to spend a relaxing holiday. If you love walking or cycling will be happy to know that Villa Rosa is connected to Sunrise Adriatic Martinsicuro and Giulianova a beautiful bike path and pedestrian sea view that stretches for 25 km along the coast
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