Things To Do
in Teramo

Skewers of succulent lamb, seasoned with olive oil, salt, and rosemary, grilled to perfection. Best enjoyed at local festivals or at traditional trattorias like Antichi Sapori.

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Square-shaped pasta extensively prepared in Teramo, often served with a slow-cooked meat ragù or a hearty Abruzzese sauce made from tomatoes and peperoncino. Look for it in family-run osterias like Osteria La Risorgente.

Oven-roasted lamb, seasoned with local herbs and garlic, a classic dish widely available at authentic agriturismi and rustic farmhouses such as Agriturismo Il Borgo Antico.

Delicate, crepe-like pancakes rolled and filled with savory pecorino cheese, eggs, and nutmeg, then baked in a fragrant broth. Sample this comfort food at traditional bakeries like Forno Antica Teramo.

Slow-roasted, savory and moist whole pig, flavored with wild fennel and herbs, typically sliced and served in a panino. Seek out the best porchetta at local street food vendors and markets, especially at the Mercato delle Pulci.

Plump green olives stuffed with a seasoned mixture of meats, then breaded and fried to a crispy, golden perfection. Often found at popular street food stalls and festive markets.

A stunning national park featuring the highest peak in the Apennines, Gran Sasso offers various hiking trails with breathtaking views, diverse flora and fauna, and historical landmarks.

Part of the Apennine mountain range, this area offers scenic trails through forests, past rivers and waterfalls, with opportunities to see local wildlife and enjoy panoramic views.

This national park encompasses both Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga, providing a variety of hiking routes suitable for all levels, featuring landscapes of mountains, valleys, and ancient villages.

Known as the 'Little Tibet' of Italy, Campo Imperatore offers expansive landscapes, high-altitude trails, and stunning views, with options for both easy and challenging hikes.

Located a bit farther but worth the journey, this forested area features numerous trails through ancient woodlands, complete with opportunities for camping and wildlife observation.

Located in Pescara, approximately 50 km from Teramo, it serves international and domestic flights.

Located in Rome, approximately 200 km from Teramo, it's the largest airport in Italy and serves numerous international destinations.

Located in Rome, approximately 185 km from Teramo, it mainly serves low-cost airlines and charter flights.

Located in Naples, approximately 240 km from Teramo, it operates international and domestic flights.

Located in Bologna, approximately 180 km from Teramo, it serves a number of international flights.

The majority demographic group in Teramo, comprising residents who hold Italian citizenship.

Includes immigrants and expatriates from various countries, contributing to the multicultural landscape of Teramo.

A significant portion of the population, this group includes residents aged 65 and above.

Individuals aged 18 to 35, representing a vibrant segment of the community, often engaged in education and early career stages.

Comprising residents aged 0 to 17, including school-aged children and adolescents.

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in Teramo, with local teams participating in various leagues and tournaments.

Basketball has a strong following in Teramo, with local clubs and a vibrant youth league system promoting the sport.

Volleyball is also popular in Teramo, with several clubs and school teams participating in regional competitions.

Cycling is favored in Teramo due to its beautiful landscapes, with locals often participating in biking events and races.

Athletics is practiced by many individuals and clubs in Teramo, with events organized at local sports facilities.

Rugby has been growing in popularity, with local teams competing in regional leagues and promoting the sport among youth.