Every year since 1964 in the month of August, there is a celebration that goes by the name of
Sagra della porchetta italica (Feast of Italian Pork). It is considered to be the first such event established in the Region of
Abruzzo and one of the earliest organized in all of Italy. One highlight of this festival is a pork sandwich cookoff. The festival was founded by Fernando Aurini who was seeking to attract tourists and to disseminate information about the town which once made up a portion of the holdings of the powerful Farnese family.
Museo Nazionale Archeologico (National Archeological Museum) - housed in the ancient 14th century Farnese palaceChiesa di S. Pietro (Church of Saint Peter) - known for its walls containing Ancient Roman and High Medieval stone fragmentsLa Scala Santa (The Sacred Step) - 28 wooden steps which, if climbed on ones knees, bring absolution of sins by decree of Pope Clement IV
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