Photo gallery of Caramanico Terme in Abruzzo, a historic spa town in the Majella National Park located 600 m above sea level, renowned for its precious sulphurous waters - 64 photos
The information sign bearing the general map of the Caramanico thermal complex with the details of the services offered
The long tree-lined avenue and fountains leading to the baths
The stone fountain inside the Terme park, surrounded by a low wall made of squared blocks, with a rustic finish
One of the stone fountains along the tree-lined avenue of the spa
Masonry descent with stone block walls, leading to the entrance to the basement of the baths
Entrance to the Caramanico Thermal Baths, a place dedicated to wellness and health
Inside the park opens the entrance portico of the thermal establishment, built in 1901
The long rectangular fountain immersed in the tree-lined avenue of the thermal park
The rectangular fountain that adorns the spa park, in the middle of the tree-lined avenue
The sign "Terme di Caramanico, health since 1576," placed at the entrance to the spa complex on Torre Alta Street
The Fonte Tre Cannelle fountain in Via Santa Croce
The rectangular facade of the Church of St. Catherine of Alexandria in Santa Croce
The small bell tower of the Church of St. Catherine of Alexandria in Santa Croce
The interior of the Church of St. Catherine of Alexandria in Santa Croce
On the right is the historic "Hotel Cercone" in Via Torre Alta
Via Torre Alta, one of the main streets of the village
On the right of Corso Gaetano Bernardi, a shop selling typical Abruzzo products
The pedestrian walkway on Fontegrande Street, a tree-lined pathway furnished with green benches
Historic building with a central turret, old rose-colored facade in Guglielmo Marconi Square
Caramanico Terme War Memorial in Salvo D'Acquisto Square, made from blocks of polished stone
Piazza Salvo D'Acquisto, on the left of which is the Monument to the Fallen of the First and Second World Wars
On the right the facade of the church of the Trinity and on the left the lateral facade of the church of Santa Maria Maggiore
Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, also called Santa Maria Assunta, built with local stone in the 11th century
In the center of the niche there was a painting with crown-holding angels surrounded by stone statues placed on the facade of the church of Santa Maria Assunta
On the left is a statue of a cloaked male figure and on the right the statue of St. Anthony the Abbot (15th century), placed on the facade of the church of Santa Maria Maggiore
A metal cross, made by an elderly craftsman and placed in front of the facade of St. Mary Major Church
The raised chancel of St. Mary Major Church, with a painting of God the Father and the marble high altar
Chapel of Our Lady of the Assumption into Heaven, located on the right nave of the church of Santa Maria Maggiore
The vault of the Chapel of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven, located on the right aisle of St. Mary Major Church, with the statue of God the Father blessing and some paintings
The church of the Holy Trinity, located in the historic center of the village, flanked, on the right, by the oratory of San Filippo Neri
On the left, the portal with triangular tympanum of the church of the Holy Trinity, in Corso Gaeteno Bernardini
The flat apse of Holy Trinity Church, with the altarpiece depicting the Trinity and Saints in the center
Side view of the church of Santa Maria Maggiore seen from a panoramic terrace on Corso Umberto I
On the left the circular tower of a house and on the right the bell tower of the church of Santa Maria Maggiore seen from the descent of Corso Umberto I
A public stone fountain dating back to 1927 on Rome Avenue
Capuchin Convent of San Lorenzo Martire, founded in 1590 but restored and transformed in 1960
Interior of the Capuchin convent of San Lorenzo Martire
The steps in Piazza Costanzo Conti leading up to Corso Gaetano Bernardini
A large white and tawny dog resting on the cobblestone steps of Colle Street
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Fotografie di Leonardo Bellotti
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