Skiing in Abruzzo – snow report
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Ratafià is the home-made liqueur of Abruzzo families: sour cherries left in the sun in a jar with sugar and Montepulciano wine, then combined with alcohol. Sweet, dark red, fragrant with cherry and cinnamon, it is offered to guests after meals.
The most popular ski resorts, the updated snow report and useful information on how to find lifts or book accommodation for your winter holiday
View the webcams in Abruzzo and check real‑time weather conditions. Some webcams belong to www.abruzzoparchi.it, others are located throughout the region
Weather forecasts for the coming days in Abruzzo. Live weather via our webcams and temperatures recorded in several mountain areas
Maps for trekking, mountain biking, ski touring, running and horse riding. You can also download the GPX track of each route
Abruzzo’s villages are famous for their fortresses, mountains and the traditional trabocchi along the southern coast
One of Italy’s most famous and oldest national parks
Located in the heart of the Apennines, home to the beautiful villages of the Rocche Plateau
One of the snowiest places in Italy, a unique mountain massif rising close to the sea
Choose between sea or mountains, summer or winter, a sporty holiday or a relaxing one — Abruzzo has it all
Abruzzo is famous for its cuisine, both mountain and coastal, with traditions that vary from area to area
Walks, diving, climbing, mountain biking, horse riding — all outdoor activities available in Abruzzo
The golden liqueur made with L’Aquila saffron, served chilled after meals.
The bitter digestif of Abruzzo’s mountains, made from gentian roots.
A liqueur of sour cherries and Montepulciano wine, sweet and fragrant.
The strong green liqueur of Tocco da Casauria, made with Majella herbs since 1817.
Pescara’s brandy and orange liqueur, named by D’Annunzio in 1925.
June’s sour cherries, sugar, Abruzzo red wine and a little cinnamon: a sweet, velvety liqueur that families make in summer and open at Christmas.
The liqueur of sour cherries and red wine.
Abruzzo ratafià is a sweet liqueur made with sour cherries, sugar, alcohol and Montepulciano d’Abruzzo red wine, with a cinnamon stick or a few cloves. It is dark red with an intense fruity scent.
Many families still make it at home in summer, with cherries from the garden; it is also sold ready-made by some Abruzzo distilleries.
Ratafià is made all over Abruzzo, from the coast to the mountain villages, wherever sour cherry trees grow and Montepulciano is made.
The liqueur of Abruzzo hospitality.
Contacts checked on the official websites in October 2026: check availability and prices before ordering.
The Tocco da Casauria distillery, born from the pharmacy of Beniamino Toro, who began making centerbe in 1817. It also makes genziana and ratafià.
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Liqueurs called ratafia exist in many parts of Europe; Abruzzo’s stands out for using Montepulciano wine together with sour cherries.
For generations ratafià was the liqueur of family celebrations: it was made in summer and offered to guests, at engagements and at Christmas.
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The most popular ski resorts, the updated snow report and useful information on how to find lifts or book accommodation for your winter holiday
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View the webcams in Abruzzo and check real‑time weather conditions. Some webcams belong to www.abruzzoparchi.it, others are located throughout the region
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Weather forecasts for the coming days in Abruzzo. Live weather via our webcams and temperatures recorded in several mountain areas
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Maps for trekking, mountain biking, ski touring, running and horse riding. You can also download the GPX track of each route
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Walks, diving, climbing, mountain biking, horse riding — all outdoor activities available in Abruzzo
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Choose between sea or mountains, summer or winter, a sporty holiday or a relaxing one — Abruzzo has it all
Vai
Abruzzo is famous for its cuisine, both mountain and coastal, with traditions that vary from area to area
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Abruzzo’s villages are famous for their fortresses, mountains and the traditional trabocchi along the southern coast
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One of Italy’s most famous and oldest national parks
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One of Italy’s wildest parks, with typical Apennine landscapes and Dolomite‑like peaks
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Located in the heart of the Apennines, home to the beautiful villages of the Rocche Plateau
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One of the snowiest places in Italy, a unique mountain massif rising close to the sea
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