Be prepared to carry a surplus of cash whilst in Abruzzo there does seem to be an issue at the moment with the Link network which causes ATMs to go down
The Eyjafjallajoekull volcano may have re-awakened our respect for the power of mother nature but are there viable alternatives to travelling to Abruzzo?
s Abruzzo still a place to holiday after the earthquake is a question on the lips of many people booking a holiday, here's a review to put your mind at rest
Following L’Aquila’s earthquake on 6th April 2009, 1 week after the area is still experiencing aftershocks, which have decreased from 20 a day down to 3
These observed dates are National Bank Holidays when everything's closed. Each Abruzzo town, city &c. in addition has a holiday/feast on their Saint Day
Oh where to holiday in Italy?! Although each of the regions have beautiful landscapes and food to die for in common, this diversity can make deciding difficult
General handy hints and tips on travelling to and around Abruzzo whether you are big or small but which will maximise your time in its 4 provinces.
These are some simple posts aimed at making the most of your time in Abruzzo – that means how to travel to the region, and simple tips about a holiday in Abruzzo, for example travelling with enough cash as not all restaurants take cards or remembering to carry snow chains if you are travelling on the A24 between Rome & Teramo from mid-Nov through to April.
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