San Cassiano is pure alpine sophistication—an exclusive village in the Alta Badia region where understated elegance, world-class wellness, and breathtaking Dolomite landscapes come together in rare harmony. Tucked into a quiet valley and surrounded by towering peaks, this is where refined hospitality meets Ladin tradition, and five-star alpine luxury feels effortlessly intimate. With fewer crowds and flawless style, San Cassiano is one of Europe’s most graceful retreats.
Ortisei is the crown jewel of Val Gardena—a radiant alpine town nestled in the UNESCO-listed Dolomites. With its pastel façades, artisan legacy, and snow-dusted peaks, Ortisei blends the elegance of a Tyrolean spa town with the warmth of Ladin tradition. It’s a place where skiers and hikers share trails with woodcarvers, where the food is as rich as the culture, and where nature meets nurture at every turn. Chic, charming, and quietly world-class.
South Tyrol is where Italy meets the Alps—and where alpine purity, Austrian precision, and Mediterranean warmth merge into one breathtaking experience. This northernmost region offers snow-dusted peaks, pristine forests, and fairytale towns, all with a refined, wellness-forward approach to living. Whether skiing in the Dolomites, wine tasting in sunlit valleys, or indulging in a Michelin-starred mountain hut, South Tyrol delivers elevated simplicity at its finest.
Pescara is Abruzzo’s modern face—dynamic, sun-soaked, and full of contrasts. With its long sandy beaches, vibrant marina, buzzing cafés, and cosmopolitan spirit, Pescara is both a seaside escape and a city with momentum. It’s where laid-back beach days turn into elegant evenings, and where contemporary culture flows seamlessly alongside old-world flavors. As the birthplace of poet Gabriele D’Annunzio, it holds a deep literary soul beneath its breezy exterior.
Pacentro is the kind of village that feels like it’s been waiting for you for centuries—stone-built, mist-kissed, and perched on a ridge above the Valle Peligna with spellbinding views of the Majella mountains. One of Italy’s best-preserved medieval towns and a proud member of I Borghi più Belli d’Italia, Pacentro blends ancient heritage with cinematic beauty. It’s serene, storied, and stunningly intact—a living postcard from old Italy.
Castel di Sangro is the cultural and culinary heart of Alto Sangro—a picturesque town where medieval streets, modern charm, and Michelin-starred brilliance converge. Positioned between the ski slopes of Roccaraso and the raw beauty of Abruzzo’s national parks, it’s a place that effortlessly balances nature, tradition, and innovation. Whether you’re exploring historic churches, dining at one of Italy’s top restaurants, or strolling riverside at sunset, Castel di Sangro delivers authenticity with depth—and a surprising touch of refinement.
Pescocostanzo is one of Italy’s most enchanting mountain villages—an architectural marvel nestled in the high plains of Abruzzo. Known for its aristocratic past, artistic soul, and refined alpine atmosphere, this gem is where frescoed churches, cobblestone alleys, and noble palazzi meet snow-capped serenity. Whether blanketed in winter white or blooming in alpine summer, Pescocostanzo delivers the rarest blend: cultural richness and natural splendor in perfect balance.
Le Scalette Café sits at the top of the stone steps in Rivisondoli’s historic Piazza Garibaldi, offering a vibrant gathering place for locals and visitors alike. By day, it’s a relaxed spot for espresso and offline moments; by evening, it transforms into a lively wine bar with a thoughtfully curated selection of natural, organic, and biodynamic wines and craft spirits. Tables spill onto the piazza, where guests sip spritzes, linger over artisanal platters of cheese and salumi, and enjoy live DJ sets during the colder months under heated lamps.
Rivisondoli is a storybook village perched high in the Apennines—graceful, snow-kissed, and soaked in old-world charm. Just minutes from the slopes of Roccaraso, it offers the romance of a classic mountain retreat with cobbled streets, wrought-iron balconies, and sweeping views of Abruzzo’s wild heart. In winter, it glows with holiday magic. In summer, it’s a pastoral dream. Whether wrapped in snow or sunshine, Rivisondoli feels like a secret meant just for you.
Roccaraso is Abruzzo’s chic highland escape—a mountain town with big ski energy and timeless village charm. Perched on the edge of the Majella and Abruzzo National Parks, it offers world-class slopes in winter, lush hiking trails in summer, and a year-round sense of elevation—both literal and experiential. A favorite of Italian families and Roman weekenders, Roccaraso balances sport and style, espresso and après-ski, with effortless flair.