With the band in the lead.

Villa Ruzzi. - In Villa Ruzzi at 635 m, overlooking the Gran Sasso massif, stands the Church of San Vincenzo, which heroically resisted the 2009 earthquake. Pulling the bronze door knocker in the shape of a hand, you can visit ancient frescoes, but from an unspecified period , which depict the Pope. In a small frame He witnesses an earthquake! Fraction of Castel Castagna, the Municipality overlooks the Sicilian Valley, so called by the ancient civilization of the Sicilians who lived there until 290 BC.

C. We also visit the Church of Santa Maria di Ronzano located near the Mavone river. In the Apulian-Romanesque style, it has an externally invisible apse and a reliquary wooden cross that contains a fragment of the Cross of Christ and frescoes from 1100, the oldest in the Region. The Borgo dates back to the 12th century and has a circular structure due to the pre-existence of walls. Along this ideal line there are fortress-houses and a Norman tower with a quadrangular plan. The town is an excellent starting point for trekking to the panoramic points of the Gran Sasso.