Collecorvino​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 26 November 2023
​The town of Collecorvino is situated within the Province of Pescara and has a population of 6,092 inhabitants.

Standing at an elevation of 253 metres above sea level, it covers a total area of 32 km².

​There are two hotels within a 5 km radius while nearby places of interest include Loreto Aprutino, Penne and Città Sant'Angelo.

Collecorvino is situated in an agricultural area of rolling hills and farmlands. From here it's just a 20 minute run in the car to the coastal town of Montesilvano. 
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Collecorvino, Abruzzo
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Collecorvino is a charming hilltop town located in the province of Pescara, Abruzzo, Italy. Situated on a hill overlooking the Adriatic Sea and the picturesque countryside, Collecorvino offers visitors a combination of historical heritage, stunning landscapes, and a welcoming atmosphere. The town is renowned for its traditional charm, local culture, and proximity to both the mountains and the coast. ​
History
Collecorvino has ancient origins dating back to Roman times, as evidenced by archaeological findings in the area. Throughout history, the town was under the rule of various noble families, including the Orsini and the Medici. Its hilltop position made it strategically important for defensive purposes, and the town's medieval layout and architecture still bear witness to its historical significance.
Highlights and nearby attractions
  • Historical Centre: Wander through the narrow alleys and cobbled streets of the historical centre, where you'll find medieval buildings, charming squares, and ancient churches, including the Church of San Rocco and the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
  • Olive Oil Production: Collecorvino is renowned for its olive oil production. Visitors can learn about the traditional olive oil-making process and taste some of the finest local oils.
  • Views and Hiking: Enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and the Adriatic Sea from various viewpoints in and around the town. Collecorvino also serves as an excellent starting point for hiking and trekking in the nearby Majella National Park.
  • Local Festivals: Check for local festivals and events, as Collecorvino hosts traditional celebrations throughout the year, including religious processions, food festivals, and cultural events.
  • Gastronomy: Savour the flavors of Abruzzese cuisine in Collecorvino's restaurants and trattorias, which offer delicious dishes prepared with fresh local ingredients.
  • Proximity to the Coast: Collecorvino is just a short drive from the Adriatic coast, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches and coastal towns.
  • Art and Culture: Explore the local art and crafts scene, as Collecorvino is home to several artists and artisans who create unique works.
Comune di Collecorvino
Province: Pescara

Region: Abruzzo

Population: 5,967 (in 2024 - source)

​​​​​Size: 32 km²

​Elevation: 253 metres

​Close by: Loreto Aprutino, Penne, Città Sant'Angelo, Montesilvano​

Recommended accommodation: Ekk Hotel (16 km)

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