Skiing in Abruzzo – snow report
The most popular ski resorts, the updated snow report and useful information on how to find lifts or book accommodation for your winter holiday
On the hills between Chieti and the Majella, around the village of Villamagna, a Montepulciano is made with its own appellation, created in 2011. It is a characterful red, made by a small group of producers.
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 region’s signature red, from the Montepulciano grape: with arrosticini, lamb and mutton.
The cherry-coloured rosé from Montepulciano grapes, great with cured meats, fish stew and pasta.
Abruzzo’s classic white, with fish, vegetables and mushroom dishes.
The Montepulciano of the Teramo hills, Abruzzo’s first DOCG, since 2003.
The wines of the Val Vibrata, on the border with the Marche: reds, whites and passito.
Tollo’s tiny DOCG: Montepulciano, Pecorino and Passerina from the Chieti hills.
The Montepulciano of Villamagna, Vacri and Bucchianico, between the Majella and the sea.
Almost pure Montepulciano, from the vineyards of Villamagna and part of Vacri and Bucchianico: one of Abruzzo’s smallest and most recent appellations.
The small appellation of Villamagna’s Montepulciano.
Villamagna DOC is a red wine made from at least 95% Montepulciano, as Rosso and Riserva. The appellation was created in 2011 to promote the hill vineyards around the village.
It is a small DOC, with few producers, including the village cooperative and some family wineries. It is protected by the Consorzio Tutela Vini d’Abruzzo.
The area covers the whole territory of Villamagna and part of Vacri and Bucchianico, on the hills between Chieti and the Majella. North-facing land and low valley floors near the streams are excluded.
A red for meat and home cooking.
Contacts checked on the official websites in October 2026: check availability and prices before ordering.
The village cooperative winery, one of the Villamagna DOC producers.
The consortium that protects Abruzzo’s wine appellations: its website lists the member wineries, the production rules and events.
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Villamagna is a small village in the Chieti hills with a long tradition of vineyards. Local producers asked for their own appellation to distinguish their Montepulciano.
Villamagna DOC was created in 2011 and is one of Abruzzo’s most recent.
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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
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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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