santo stefano di sessanio

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  21Sylv64

  A gentle wander around a village like this with its network of steep narrow 'streets' is like stepping into another world. I can't think of anything like this anywhere in Britain. We visited on a warm day in May and stayed much longer than we intended, enjoying the views and the peaceful atmosphere. A cold drink in the little village square was the perfect end to the day. We left clutching a large chunk of the local cheese.

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  Leongus

  We were visiting Gran Sasso Park and came to visit S. Stefano di Sassanio due to other reviews on Trip Advisor. We return here every year and often bring first time Italy visitors to see this beautiful area of Abruzzo. I have seen many historic sights and towns in Italy, but this was a little treasure to me and we will definitely return. The people are friendly and I loved the little shops. The streets are narrow with lovely views. Take it slowly, and drink it in!

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  zenpazienzia

  Great experience, great food, good hotel, beautiful views. Santo Stefano di Sessanio's location is ideal to know Campo Imperatore and all it's magnificent views.

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  930katec

  Visited here lots over the years and it never ceases to be a lovely day out. Great little bar, artisan shops and stunning views. The tower hasn't been repaired yet since the earthquake but it's still a great wee day out

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  Manunu

  We enjoyed our three day stay there. The village is small, but extremely weel preserved. Local people are really kind and helpful. We stayed in December, it snowed, and this gave the whole village a totally magic feel to it. The surroundings are great, we loved Rocca Calascio.

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  gullivertravels101

  Quiet in the winter months, but a lovely little borgo. Worth a day trip out of Rome, or better yet stay the night at the Albergo Diffuso!

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  DinkaDesigual

  One of the most beutiful views of Apenins, breathtaking nature and cute stores. Old Italian spirit is present everywhere.

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  722pauline

  A picturesque hamlet of original and restored medieval buildings set in the National park. The locals who run the bar, little shops and restaurants are welcoming and sell locally sourced products. We stayed in the converted buildings restored to there original beauty at Sextantio but there are other places to stay equally charming. If you are visiting the weekends are the busiest but during the week you can have it to yourself with the pretty little cats and very friendly town dogs (who will greet you with a wagging tail). You cannot take a bad photo here.

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  Hornelson

  Definitely this place it worths a visit if you love little town on top of the mountains. Very charming atmosphere

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  MarMourinho

  Nice village similar with other around.The houses are well conserved.There are a couple of good places to eat.There is a artisanal cheese and cold meet store where you can eat, very very good