Pescara  Province​

Latest update: 5 March 2022
​Divided between the Adriatic coast and some of Abruzzo's most spectacular mountain scenery is Pescara Province.

It has a total population of 320,000 permanent inhabitants and 46 towns governed from the provincial capital of the same name: the city of Pescara. Abruzzo's most populous city, it's also the location of its only airport. 
​This really is a province of contrasts with the seaside towns such as Montesilvano just a short distance from the much cooler climes of the interior where you'll find mountainside villages like Caramanico Terme or the walled town of Loreto Aprutino, among many other highlights.
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Provincia di Pescara
Region: Abruzzo

Provincial capital: Pescara

Population: 313,882 (source: ISTAT 1 January 2022)

Size: 1,230 km²

Comunes: 46

Province code: PE
Neighbouring provinces: L'Aquila, ​Chieti, Teramo
Highlights: ​Montesilvano, Loreto Aprutino, Caramanico Terme

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