Abruzzo
Italy
Abruzzo, a region in central Italy, holds 331 Bunkabop connections with 7275 other places across 28 topics, spanning history, government, cuisine, and nature. Connections with Rome and Sicily reflect Italy-wide threads in food, religious heritage, and governance. Neolithic farmers from the Middle East introduced agriculture to the region, and it later resisted French invaders during Napoleon's client kingdom from 1806 to 1815. The Gran Sasso d'Italia anchors its natural profile across the Apennines.
Scala Sancta
Connects Abruzzo to: Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, Quebec | Malacky, Slovakia
2009 L'Aquila earthquake
Connects Abruzzo to: Ripa di Fagnano Alto | Onna, L'Aquila
Struffoli
Connects Abruzzo to: Calabria
Michele Tenore
Connects Abruzzo to: Naples, Italy | Horti, India
Luciano D'Alfonso
Connects Abruzzo to: Pescara, Italy | Province of Pescara
Marco Riccioni
Connects Abruzzo to: Italy
Nicolò Casilio
Connects Abruzzo to: Italy | Parma, Italy
Together for the Future
Province of Teramo
Connects Abruzzo to: Italy | Province of Teramo
Early European Farmers
Connects Abruzzo to: Netherlands | Sardinia
Gran Sasso d'Italia
Connects Abruzzo to: Province of L'Aquila | Assergi
brigandage
Connects Abruzzo to: Province of Cosenza | Stare Drawsko, Poland