About Pescara
Established on the Adriatic coast of Italy, Pescara is a small city famous for its natural and historical beauties. The population of the city, which was built in the region of the country known as Abruzzo, is around 130 thousand people according to the latest data. However, this number is estimated to reach 400 thousand people together with the small settlements around it. The fact that the city is located by the sea increases the interest of people in this place especially in the summer months. You can see the historical buildings that reflect the traces of the past while touring the city which has become an important commercial point since the Roman period. The old churches, cathedrals and houses are as fascinating as those in many other parts of Italy.
If you will visit Pescara in the spring and summer months when the temperature increases, you can swim from the shore that starts beyond the pine forests. The city, which hosts a wonderful nature, welcomes its visitors with its different beauties in every period. In addition, the summer season gains a colorful atmosphere with those coming from the inner parts of the country for sea holiday. When you visit the city in the winter, you can find the chance to see the calm and peaceful days of Pescara.
It is possible to feel the effect of the mild Mediterranean climate in the city throughout the year. There are not many differences between the temperatures depending on the seasons, but it is possible to say that the spring months are more ideal compared to the rainy winter season.
The railway station of the city, which is called Pescara Centrale, is also among the most magnificent stations of Italy and even the whole continent. You can travel to many cities in Europe by getting on the trains departing from the station which welcomes thousands of passengers every year.
Bus services in the city are not very frequent. However, it is possible to easily reach the capital city Rome with the buses departing from here regularly. Another vehicle that facilitates the transportation is ferry. You can reach the popular holiday destinations of Croatia on the opposite shore by taking the ferries that depart frequently during the summer months.
