Val Vibrata – The Abruzzo that works, creates and welcomes between hills and sea. The Val Vibrata extends in the north of Abruzzo, in the province of Teramo, following the course of the Vibrata river from the slopes of the Apennines to the Adriatic coast. It is a lively and multifaceted land, where peasant tradition, industrial development and scenic beauty coexist in harmony. 🌄 Gentle hills and industrious landscapes: The valley is dotted with green hills planted with wheat, olive trees and vineyards, alternating with villages, artisan areas and industrial areas. A territory that has been able to innovate, maintaining a strong link with the land and local identity. 👉 Tip: Take the scenic road between Colonnella and Controguerra for views that embrace the sea, hills and the Apennines. 🏘️ Living and rooted villages: Sant'Egidio alla Vibrata, Corropoli, Colonnella, Nereto, Ancarano, Torano Nuovo: small lively towns, with well-kept historic centers, ancient churches, local markets and a strong sense of community. Perfect for those looking for authentic Abruzzo. 👉 Tip: Visit Corropoli and discover the Protovillanovan Necropolis, one of the most important in pre-Roman central Italy. 🍷 Wines and flavors to share: Val Vibrata is also a land of wine: Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Pecorino, Passerina and Cerasuolo are produced in numerous wineries in the area, often family-run and open to the public. 👉 Tip: Take a tasting in a winery in Controguerra or Torano Nuovo and also taste local cold cuts and cheeses. 🧵 Artisan tradition and modern industry: The valley is an example of development supported by small and medium-sized enterprises, in sectors such as furniture, fashion, textiles and mechanics. The culture of work is intertwined with that of ingenuity and know-how. 👉 Tip: Discover the artisan clothing and leather shops in Sant'Egidio to take home a handmade piece of Abruzzo. 🌿 Nature between river and hills: The Vibrata river crosses the valley offering green spaces, nature trails and small glimpses perfect for walks and relaxation. The proximity to the coast also makes the valley an excellent starting point for mixed itineraries between the hinterland and the sea. 👉 Tip: Plan a day among the hilltop villages and the beach of Alba Adriatica, a few kilometers away. 🍝 Straightforward and local cuisine: The gastronomy of Val Vibrata is tasty and genuine: guitar with balls, timbale, lamb, porchetta, rustic pizzas and traditional desserts. All accompanied by local wines and sincere hospitality. 👉 Tip: In Nereto or Torano, book in a typical trattoria to taste the "pasta alla pecorara" or the rabbit alla cacciatora. 🛌 Varied and welcoming welcome: The valley offers farmhouses in the hills, B&Bs in the villages, country houses and modern facilities. It is a territory suitable for families, slow travelers, couples and lovers of good food. 👉 Tip: Stay in Colonnella to wake up to the sea view and dine among the vineyards. Val Vibrata is a concrete, creative and hospitable Abruzzo. Where work blends with tradition and each hill tells stories of land, hands and future.