Situated at an altitude of 1464 meters in the Apennines, Rocca Calascio è a majestic castle, the highest in Italy. A monument of historical and architectural charm dating back to 1000 AD, it offers spectacular panoramic views of the Gran Sasso, Campo Imperatore and the village of Calascio below.
His watchtower and four surrounding towers, attributed to Antonio Piccolomini, make it a symbol of Italy’s medieval history.
Rocca Calascio è became very famous due to its appearance in numerous internationally produced films, including “Lady Hawke.” This wonderful mountainous location è a must for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts and tourists seeking to experience the authentic beauty of Abruzzo.
