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With its long, sandy Adriatic coastline, Pescara is a city that lives for the sea. The main draw is the lively beachfront, stretching for miles and lined with *stabilimenti* (beach clubs) offering sun loungers and umbrellas. But there's more than just sunbathing. Stroll the pedestrian-friendly Corso Umberto I for shopping and aperitivo, or visit the birthplace of poet Gabriele D'Annunzio in the old town center. For a change of pace, take the short funicular ride up to the hilltop district of Castellamare Adriatico for panoramic views.
This is a destination that suits sun-seeking families and couples perfectly, with its safe, shallow waters and relaxed evening passeggiata. Solo travelers will find a friendly, unpretentious atmosphere. For convenience, stay near the central station or along the Lungomare beach promenade. Pescara is well-connected, with its own airport just minutes from the center and excellent train links to Rome and other parts of Abruzzo.
On HOTEVI, you'll find 19 hotels in Pescara, ranging from simple, family-run guesthouses a few streets back from the sea to modern, mid-range hotels with pools right on the waterfront. The selection is dominated by good-value three and four-star accommodations, with a few budget-friendly options and several stylish boutique hotels in the mix.
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What are the best hotels in Pescara?
Pescara has a variety of excellent hotels catering to different preferences. Many top choices are located along the lively beachfront, offering stunning sea views and easy access to the sand. You'll also find charming boutique hotels in the city center, close to shopping and dining, as well as family-friendly resorts with amenities like pools and kids' clubs. Consider options that offer modern comforts and convenient access to the city's main attractions.
What is the best area to stay in Pescara?
The best area to stay in Pescara largely depends on your travel priorities. For beach enthusiasts and those seeking lively nightlife, the Lungomare (promenade) area is ideal, offering direct access to sandy shores and numerous bars and restaurants. If you prefer to be amidst historical sites, shopping, and fine dining, the city center (Centro) provides a busy urban experience. For a more tranquil stay with easy access to the harbor and fresh seafood, consider areas closer to the port.
