Abruzzo is one of the central regions of Italy composed of Pescara, L´Aquila, Chieti and Teramo province with approximately 1.2 million residents.

The region’s capital is L´Aquila with at least 60,000 residents while the most important city is port of Pescara with high economic and industry activity with 150,000 residents.

The Abruzzo region is mainly marked by the Apeninos that has special views of each town with the famous Gran Sasso d´Italia, the tallest mountain in the country and countless national parks.

The Gizio and the Pescara rivers are the most important in the region, while in the Adriatic Sea which functions as the principal voyage path for commercial ships is also, one of the principal tourist attractions.

Regarding communication, the region is accessible from Italy’s highway A24 and A25 and also with different rail road lines from L´Aquila, Sulmona, Pescara, Chieti, Avezzano and Teramo.

The Pescara (d´Abruzzo) airport is the most important in Abruzzo and serves as the hub for many international flights from other European countries.