Casa Monteverde Rural Relax

Hey, I'm Giulio

The manager is Giulio, who lives in the province of Teramo and has a deep connection to his region. He loves the diversity of Abruzzo, where one can transition from the peaks of Gran Sasso to the Adriatic beaches in just a few hours. An avid reader, jogger, and outdoor enthusiast with a passion for creative recycling, he is a respectful and friendly individual with a sense of humor and discretion. He is always willing to assist guests in making the most of their experience in the area.

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The hilly area where Casa Monteverde Rural Relax is located offers a broad and captivating view that encompasses valleys, villages, and mountains, with glimpses extending to the Adriatic Sea on clear days. It is an authentic region of Teramo, Abruzzo, away from the crowds of mass tourism, where life moves at a slow pace, and the rhythms are still dictated by nature and farming traditions.

Surrounding the area are cultivated fields, vineyards, and olive groves, dotted with stone farmhouses and small rural churches. Nearby villages such as Castelbasso, Castellalto, Cellino Attanasio, and Montegualtieri preserve a historical and architectural heritage that reflects centuries of history, featuring cobbled streets, medieval towers, and ancient buildings. During the summer, many of these towns host cultural events, historical reenactments, and fairs dedicated to local products.

Nature enthusiasts can explore trails and rural roads perfect for walking or cycling, with routes leading to the banks of the Vomano River, springs, and scenic viewpoints hidden among the hills. In less than half an hour, both the golden beaches of the Adriatic coast, such as those at Giulianova and Roseto degli Abruzzi, and the trails of Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga can be reached, offering breathtaking scenery in every season.

Thanks to its proximity to major roadways, it is easy to organize day trips to cities rich in art and culture like Teramo, Atri, and L’Aquila, or to reach Rome in just over two hours. The area is also a small paradise for food lovers: taverns and agriturismos serve authentic dishes such as arrosticini, timballo alla teramana, pasta alla chitarra, and traditional desserts, often paired with local wines like Montepulciano d’Abruzzo and Trebbiano.