HOTEL TRIESTE

Structure

In a quiet position near a small green park in the center of the town, the Hotel Trieste has been run for more than 50 years by the Del Castello family where warmly welcomes guests in an interior design dedicated to the typical mountain style, tranquil and relaxing as in the lounge bar where you can enjoy moments of relaxation. Hotel Trieste boasts a quality restaurant to taste typical dishes of Abruzzo cuisine and to indulge in the famous themed dinners

Distance to ski slopes

7 km from the ski slopes of Aremogna

Rooms

The rooms are equipped with: heating, mini bar, safe, room service, digital terrestrial TV and Sky channels, private facilities with hairdryer and bathtub (15 rooms over 50) or shower (35 rooms over 50), telephone with line direct, Wi-fi Internet connection and a beautiful panoramic view of the mountains framing Roccaraso, just steps from the heart of the beautiful National Park of Abruzzo

Services

At guests disposal there is a 24-hour reception, a bar, a restaurant, a TV room, a bicycle storage room, a conference room, a mini club, a play area. On request: babysitting, cot (max 3 years)

Sport and fun

The Hotel Trieste offers its guests the following activities: ice skating; skilifts; aquafantasy with slides and saunas; bowling; mountain bike; archery; tennis; playground; horse racing center and much more

Animal Friends

Not allowed

Conditions

Check in : from 3 pm

Check out: by 10.30am

The surroundings

Pescocostanzo: 5 km

Among the hotels closest to Pescocostanzo, Hotel Trieste will be very easy to reach this ancient village, with its ever-green charm, whose foundation dates back to the tenth century. From the first centuries it proved to be prevalent in the surrounding centers, but showing intrusive relationships with feudal and religious institutions. The important date for the city was that of 1774, when Pescocostanzo assumed the title of Universitas Sui Domina (a community of mistress of self), a motto that still cares for the municipal coat of arms, thus redeemed by feudal rule.
At that time, legal, philosophical, historical, mathematical, literary studies and a remarkable cult of art were welcomed in society. To witness the local culture there are the bookshops kept at many families and the numerous elected craftsmen flourished in Pescocostanzo. The presence of a large number of works of art in the small hamlet of Aquila is explained by two factors: the considerable economic resources of public institutions and executives and the availability of craftsmen able to carry out works of stone, marble, wrought iron and wood, handicraft traditions handed down after the immigration of the Lombard mausoleums between the 15th and the 17th century.
Choosing to sleep at Hotel Trieste di Roccaraso you will be able to stay just a stone's throw from Pescocostanzo, so you can visit it and discover the beauties and treasures that the village cares.

Castel di Sangro: 10 KM

Piazza Plebiscito is home to a 1898 fountain and the church of San Giovanni Battista; soon after, these two notable monuments are the Palazzo De Petra, a 13th century building that is home to the Patiniana Pinacoteca, dedicated to Teofilo Patini, a renowned artist who was born here.
Santa Maria Assunta is the most important Church of Castel di Sangro and is located in the ancient nucleus of the Alta Civita.
A special mention is the Aufidenate Civic Museum, located in the convent of Maddalena, in which are preserved remarkable archaeological finds such as Romanesque statues, tombstones, bronzes including the famous "Torn Sannita".

Lake Barrea (Abruzzo National Park): 37 KM

The lake is born from the barrier of the river Sangro at the mouth of Barrea (hence the name). Near the lake there are three countries that overlook it, Barrea, Civitella Alfedena and Villetta Barrea. These are fascinating places as they still preserve the soul of the ancient Apennine villages that once stood near what is today the National Park of Abruzzo.
In Barrea, in particular, stands the "Study", an ancient Benedictine monastery, the church of St. Thomas the Apostle dating back to the 15th century, the Church of the lake and the medieval tower. Here is the Rapaci Center, a place enchanted because it is here that the biggest observation and panoramic views of the mouths of the Foce are opened. At Villetta Barrea there are finally interesting houses of the '500 and the churches of S. Maria, S. Michele, S. Sebastiano and S. Rocco. From Lake Barrea you can then make interesting hiking through the trails that lie in the mountains, in search of the numerous and precious fauna of the Park.

Civitella AlfedenA (Abruzzo National Park): 38 KM

As for Civitella Alfedena, it is the destination of numerous visits as the National Park of Abruzzo has here the Wolf Museum and the wildlife areas of the same wolf and lynx.

Scanno (Abruzzo National Park): 60 KM

From the Hotel Trieste it is easy to reach the center of one of the most beautiful valleys of the Aquila Province, Sagittario, and one of the resorts and sports, summer and winter, most notable among the tourists: Scanno. Illustrious photographers like Cartier-Bresson, Giacomell, or Scianna have immortalized glimpses and characters.
The most important monument is the church of S. Maria della Valle, in which the marble and wood furnishings are the work of famous artists of Pescocostanzo and the Bencivenga, Raiano healers.
Other precious sacred buildings are S. Eustachio (with baroque interior), S. Maria delle Grazie and S. Antonio da Padova, frescoed in the first decades of the 18th century by Giambattista Gamba. Nearby is the picturesque little church of Madonna del Lago (the Nunciata), on the shores of the large water mirror that has been named after Scanno.

Pescasseroli (Abruzzo National Park): 53 KM

Founded by peligni (originally called Pesculum Seroli or a rock facing the Sangro River), Pescasseroli is located in the high valley of Sangro, in the middle of the Abruzzo National Park, of which the city is home.
Sleeping in Hotel Trieste, which is not far from this charming village, means staying away from the heart of the Green European region.
You can not come from these places where you can admire the typical animals of the Park like bears, wolves and chamois. In the inhabited center, which preserves the ancient structure, is the nineteenth-century palace Sipari, home of Benedetto Croce.

Civitella AlfedenA (Abruzzo National Park): 38 KM

As for Civitella Alfedena, it is the destination of numerous visits as the National Park of Abruzzo has here the Wolf Museum and the wildlife areas of the same wolf and lynx.

Scanno (Abruzzo National Park): 60 KM

From the Hotel Trieste it is easy to reach the center of one of the most beautiful valleys of the Aquila Province, Sagittario, and one of the resorts and sports, summer and winter, most notable among the tourists: Scanno. Illustrious photographers like Cartier-Bresson, Giacomell, or Scianna have immortalized glimpses and characters.
The most important monument is the church of S. Maria della Valle, in which the marble and wood furnishings are the work of famous artists of Pescocostanzo and the Bencivenga, Raiano healers.
Other precious sacred buildings are S. Eustachio (with baroque interior), S. Maria delle Grazie and S. Antonio da Padova, frescoed in the first decades of the 18th century by Giambattista Gamba. Nearby is the picturesque little church of Madonna del Lago (the Nunciata), on the shores of the large water mirror that has been named after Scanno.

Pescasseroli (Abruzzo National Park): 53 KM

Founded by peligni (originally called Pesculum Seroli or a rock facing the Sangro River), Pescasseroli is located in the high valley of Sangro, in the middle of the Abruzzo National Park, of which the city is home.
Sleeping in Hotel Trieste, which is not far from this charming village, means staying away from the heart of the Green European region.
You can not come from these places where you can admire the typical animals of the Park like bears, wolves and chamois. In the inhabited center, which preserves the ancient structure, is the nineteenth-century palace Sipari, home of Benedetto Croce.