Work and relax at Torre Mannella

In a world where working from home is increasingly the norm, Torre Mannella offers a place where work and relaxation converge. Nestled among olive groves and vineyards in Abruzzo, this estate creates an environment where you can collaborate as a team and simultaneously recharge. The comfortable apartments, studios, and shared terraces offer the peace and connection you seek, making a workation here more than just work.

Meetings

Torre Mannella offers practical amenities to support a workation: peaceful terraces with views, shared meeting rooms, good Wi-Fi, and comfortable accommodations.

The property also offers a large meeting room in “Casa Di Onello”.
The Rupi family can also organize meetings with external collaborators and agencies for equipment.

You’ll stay in rustic, restored farmhouse apartments, where the authentic character of Abruzzo has been preserved. The surroundings encourage focus: outside, you can easily close your laptop and relax in nature.

If you’d like more information or want to see our accommodations, you can get in touch or take a look at our apartments.

Relax and recharge

During the day, you can stroll among the olive trees, relax by the pool, or enjoy a cup of coffee on the veranda overlooking the hills. This accommodation makes it extra special and invites you to quietly enjoy the surroundings. For lunch, you can savor dishes that will tantalize your taste buds, prepared with love and fresh, local produce. It’s a place where relaxation and inspiration converge, and where every experience feels authentic and unforgettable.

Want a feel for the atmosphere?

Discover Abruzzo

If you want to treat yourself and enjoy authentic Italian life while working, there is plenty to discover in the area around Torre Mannella. You’re just ten kilometers from the Adriatic coast, while the Gran Sasso and Majella mountains are within an hour’s drive.

You can also find excellent restaurants nearby, such as Hosteria Cavour, local wineries, and authentic villages like Città Sant’Angelo, or enjoy a day at the beach in Silvi. For a taste of the area, discover all the sights in Abruzzo.

If you have any questions or want to explore all the possibilities, feel free to contact us, we’re happy to help!

Why Torre Mannella is unique for workations

An inspiring setting
The restored farmhouse, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards, creates a calm and motivating atmosphere for any workday.

Hospitality you can feel
The Rupi family knows the region inside out and is always ready with helpful tips and support. Their warmth makes your stay personal and comfortable.

Space for focus and connection
Comfortable workspaces, quiet terraces, and inviting shared areas make it easy to concentrate, unwind, and truly connect with your colleagues.

Ideally located for downtime
With the coast just ten minutes away and the mountains within an hour, there’s always something beautiful to explore after work.

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Ready to plan your workation?

Torre Mannella offers the ideal combination of inspiration, tranquility, and authentic Italian hospitality. Whether you want to work, relax, or experience special moments with your team, you’ll find everything you need for an unforgettable stay.

Make your workation a reality. Book now or contact us for more information.

Quality time with friends at Torre Mannella

Torre Mannella is the ideal place for friends who want to unwind, reconnect, and enjoy life at a slower pace. Surrounded by olive groves, vineyards, and soft rolling hills, the estate offers the perfect combination of peace, nature, and authentic Italian charm. Whether you’re exploring Abruzzo or simply relaxing together on the terraces, this is a place where time feels different, warmer, calmer, and shared.

Comfortable and authentic accommodations

The farmhouse has been lovingly restored in a rustic, authentic style that keeps the charm of the Italian countryside intact. Families can stay in comfortable apartments that provide privacy while still being close to shared terraces and gardens, making it easy to spend time together. With plenty of space to relax, cook, and enjoy meals, every family finds their rhythm here.

If you’d like more information or want to see our accommodations, you can get in touch or take a look at our apartments.

Fun and memorable moments

From swimming in the pool to wandering among the olive trees, every moment at Torre Mannella becomes part of your group story. There’s space to relax, to play, and to enjoy each other’s company. Whether you’re sharing meals, exploring the grounds, or just laughing together in the sun, the estate turns simple days into memories you’ll never forget.

You can view the gallery or contact us for more details.

Explore Abruzzo together

Looking for adventures beyond the estate? You’re just ten kilometers from the Adriatic coast, while the Gran Sasso and Majella mountains are within an hour’s drive.

You can also find excellent restaurants nearby, such as Hosteria Cavour, local wineries, and authentic villages like Città Sant’Angelo, or or head to Pescara for nightlife, enjoy a day at the beach in Silvi. For a taste of the area, discover all the sights in Abruzzo.

If you have any questions or want to explore all the possibilities, feel free to contact us, we’re happy to help!

Warm hospitality from the Rupi family

The Rupi family manages Torre Mannella with genuine care and attention. They know the region intimately and are always ready to offer helpful tips, from local restaurants and hidden gems to friends activities. Their warmth and personal touch make everyone feel welcome and at home, turning every stay into a truly unique and memorable experience.

Why Torre Mannella is unique for friends

A place to connect
Whether it’s laughing on the terrace, sharing meals in the garden, or enjoying the pool together, the estate offers the perfect setting to connect and make memories with your friends.

Authentic Italian vibes
From rustic apartments to rolling vineyards and olive groves, Torre Mannella lets you experience Italy the way it’s meant to be relaxed, lively, and full of charm.

Adventure at your doorstep
Beaches, mountains, wineries, and villages are all nearby, plus the vibrant nightlife of Pescara is just a short drive away. Every day can be a new adventure, from sun-soaked afternoons to spontaneous outings.

Hospitality that feels natural
The Rupi family is always ready with tips, local insights, or help planning your day. Their warmth ensures your stay is easy, welcoming, and unforgettable. The perfect backdrop for a friends’ getaway.

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Ready to plan your friends’ getaway?

Torre Mannella gives you everything you need for a relaxed, fun, and unforgettable stay with your friends nature, comfort, hospitality, and adventure.

Start planning your trip. Explore the apartments or contact us for more information.

Family time at Torre Mannella

Torre Mannella is the perfect place for families who want to spend meaningful time together. Nestled among olive groves, vineyards, and rolling hills in Abruzzo, the estate offers a safe, relaxed, and welcoming environment. Children and adults alike can explore the gardens, meet the animals and enjoy open spaces that encourage play, discovery, and quality time together.

Comfortable and authentic accommodations

The farmhouse has been lovingly restored in a rustic, authentic style that keeps the charm of the Italian countryside intact. Families can stay in comfortable apartments that provide privacy while still being close to shared terraces and gardens, making it easy to spend time together. With plenty of space to relax, cook, and enjoy meals, every family finds their rhythm here.

If you’d like more information or want to see our accommodations, you can get in touch or take a look at our apartments.

Joy for everyone

Children can pick fresh vegetables from the garden, interact with the farm animals, or play in the open spaces, while parents can relax on the terraces, swim in the pool, or enjoy a coffee with a view over the hills. The estate invites families to slow down, enjoy small moments, and create memories together. This become experiences to treasure.

You can view the gallery or contact us for more details.

Explore Abruzzo together

If you want to treat yourself and enjoy authentic Italian life while working, there is plenty to discover in the area around Torre Mannella. You’re just ten kilometers from the Adriatic coast, while the Gran Sasso and Majella mountains are within an hour’s drive.

You can also find excellent restaurants nearby, such as Hosteria Cavour, local wineries, and authentic villages like Città Sant’Angelo, or enjoy a day at the beach in Silvi. For a taste of the area, discover all the sights in Abruzzo.

If you have any questions or want to explore all the possibilities, feel free to contact us, we’re happy to help!

Warm hospitality from the Rupi family

The Rupi family manages Torre Mannella with genuine care and attention. They know the region intimately and are always ready to offer helpful tips, from local restaurants and hidden gems to family-friendly activities. Their warmth and personal touch make every family feel welcome and at home, turning every stay into a truly memorable experience.

Why Torre Mannella is unique for families

A home away from home
At Torre Mannella, families are welcomed with genuine warmth. The Rupi family has created a place where parents can unwind, children feel free, and everyone instantly feels at ease.

Local knowledge that makes your stay easier
From the best beaches for kids to quiet walking paths and charming villages, they know exactly where families will feel happiest. Their guidance helps you discover the region in a relaxed and enjoyable way.

Memories made together
Their hospitality sets the tone for your stay: personal, warm, and full of small moments that become stories you’ll take home.

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Create unforgettable family moments

Torre Mannella offers everything you need for a relaxed, joyful, and memorable holiday with your family, space to unwind, nature to explore, warm hospitality, and plenty of activities for every age.

Start planning your stay. Explore the apartments or contact us for more information.

Experience Wine and Olive Oil Tasting

For a truly authentic taste of Abruzzo, visit Torre Mannella for a private food and wine tour. Led by the owners of Torre Mannella, this tour offers a unique opportunity to savor the best of Abruzzo’s culinary delights.

Wine Tasting

At Torre Mannella you will have the opportunity to enjoy the delicious Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, the vineyards of Torre Mannella and other wines from Abruzzo. The owners are happy to guide you through the tasting and rather share their knowledge of the unique characteristics and flavor profile of the wines.

Wine tasting

Olive Oil Tasting

In addition to wine tasting, the tour includes regional and local olive oil tasting as you can learn about the production process.

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Discover hidden Gems of Abruzzo: Top Places to Visit and Cultural Tips

If you’re looking for a unique cultural experience in Italy, consider visiting Abruzzo’s hermitages.

These religious sites are often tucked away in the mountains and offer a glimpse into the region’s history and spirituality.

Discover the Hidden Gems of Abruzzo

Abruzzo is a hidden gem located in the heart of Italy, known for its stunning natural landscapes, picturesque towns, and rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures or cultural immersion, Abruzzo has something for everyone.

Cultural Tips for Borghi più belli d’Italia in Abruzzo

Abruzzo is a region with a rich cultural heritage, and there are several customs and traditions that visitors should be aware of. For example, it’s common to greet people with a kiss on both cheeks, and to enjoy long, leisurely meals with family and friends.

In March 2001, the Association of the Most Beautiful Villages of Italy was born on the initiative of the Tourism Office of the National Association of Italian Municipalities (ANCI). This initiative stems from the need to strengthen the great heritage of history, art, culture, environment and traditions in small Italian towns. In fact, there are hundreds of small “villages of Italy” at risk of depopulation and consequent decline. By visiting and enjoying the beauty and hospitality, these authentic villages continue to exist.

The beauty of the Italian peninsula never ceases to amaze. In addition to coasts, mountains and a rich cultural heritage, there are many hidden treasures. We are talking about the ancient Italian most beautiful and authentic villages in Abruzzo Italy to discover during your trip to our beautiful province!

Abruzzo is also known for its delicious cuisine, which features local specialties such as arrosticini, grilled lamb skewers, and scrippelle, a type of crepe filled with cheese and eggs. Be sure to try the famous Montepulciano d’Abruzzo wine, which is produced in the region’s vineyards like our vineyard.

Top Places to Visit in Abruzzo

When visiting Abruzzo, there are several must-see places to include in your itinerary. One of the most popular destinations is the town of Scanno, known for its beautiful lake and traditional architecture. Here, you can stroll through the narrow streets and admire the colorful facades of the houses.

Another top destination is the town of Sulmona, famous for its delicious confetti, or sugar-coated almonds, and its beautiful medieval architecture. Be sure to visit the impressive Palazzo Annunziata and the stunning Cathedral of San Panfilo.

Città Sant’Angelo  stands on a hill near the Saline river and the city of Pescara. It is a real terrace overlooking the  Gran Sasso  and the Adriatic Sea . The landscape is characterized above all by vineyards and olive groves. However, the town focuses heavily on tourism both for its artistic beauties and for its tourist accommodation concentrated above all in  Marina di Città S.Angelo.

Santo Stefano di Sessanio as seen on the photo is a fortified medieval village, in the province of L’Aquila, in the Abruzzo region of southern Italy. Located in the mountains of Abruzzo at 1250 meters above sea level, in the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, this medieval hill town borders the high plateau of Campo Imperatore. The small medieval village of Santo Stefano was deserted with many of its old buildings in poor condition and only 70 inhabitants. Now many of the buildings of Santo Stefano di Sessanio have been restored. Among these is the Sextantio Albergo Diffuso, an initiative that has done a lot for the reconstruction of Santo Stefano di Sessanio. Together with Castel del Monte, Santo Stefano has been nominated, “The Most Beautiful Villages of Italy”, and recognized by the Slow Food movement for its sustainable agriculture. Every year, on the first weekend of September, the city organizes a festival, the “Sagra delle Lenticchie”. The city holds a festival, the “Sagra delle Lenticchie”, in honor of food every year on the first weekend of September.

If you love nature, don’t miss the chance to explore the Gran Sasso National Park, Majella National Park to the highest peaks in the Apennine Mountains. Here, you can hike through the beautiful valleys and admire the diverse wildlife, including bears, wolves, and eagles.

Tips and recommendations

If you want to visit the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, there are a few things to keep in mind. The park is best visited between the months of May and September, when the weather is more pleasant. Also, remember that some parts of the park are only accessible with a guide or special permit.

To make the most of your trip to Abruzzo, it’s important to plan ahead. The best time to visit is between May and September, when the weather is mild and the towns and villages are bustling with activity. If you’re planning to explore the region’s natural landscapes, be sure to bring sturdy hiking boots and plenty of water. And don’t forget to bring a camera to capture the stunning scenery and charming towns.

For more information about Abruzzo and other top destinations in Italy, visit this website. Here, you’ll find more tips and recommendations for an unforgettable trip to this beautiful region.

Explore the Majestic Majella Mountains

The Majella National Park in Italy is located in the Abruzzo region, 80 kilometers south of the city of L’Aquila and 70 kilometers south of the coastal town of Pescara and 80 kilometers from Torre Mannella.

The Majella Mountains are one of the most stunning natural wonders of Italy. Located in the region of Abruzzo, the Majella Mountains offer breathtaking scenery, rich wildlife, and countless cultural treasures.

The Majella National Park is located in the Apennines and has an area of 740 square kilometers and is also called the Majella Mountains. The highest peak in the Majella Mountains is Monte Amaro with an altitude of 2,793 meters, it is the highest mountain of the entire Apennines. The mountain massif Majella is centrally located in the national park and next to the top of Monte Amoro are a number of peaks, the most famous of which is the Blockhaus peak with a height of 2,145 meters.

Top Places to Visit in the Majella Mountains

When visiting the Majella Mountains, there are plenty of places you should not miss. For example, the Majella National Park is the largest protected area in Italy and home to a wide variety of plant and animal species. Here, you can enjoy hiking trails, guided tours, and other outdoor activities.

Another must-see place is the town of Sulmona, which is located at the foot of the Majella Mountains. Sulmona is famous for its colorful and lively markets, as well as its traditional confetti, or sugared almonds.

If you are interested in history and archaeology, you should visit the nearby town of Alba Fucens. This ancient Roman town was founded in the 4th century BC and features impressive ruins and archaeological sites.

Discover the Cultural Richness of the Majella Mountains

The Majella Mountains are not only a natural wonder but also a treasure trove of cultural and historical treasures. The region is home to countless ancient churches, abbeys, and monasteries, as well as traditional crafts and culinary traditions.

For example, you can visit the famous hermitages of the Majella Mountains, which are ancient monastic complexes built into the rocks. These hermitages are not only fascinating architectural wonders but also important spiritual centers. One of the most famous hermitages in Abruzzo is the Eremi Hermitage of Santo Spirito a Majella, located in the Majella National Park. This hermitage dates back to the 13th century and features stunning frescoes and architecture.

Another must-see hermitage is the Hermitage of San Bartolomeo in Legio, which is carved into the side of a mountain. The hermitage has been in use since the 9th century and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Hermitages Majella Mountains

Insider Tips

When visiting Abruzzo’s hermitages, it’s important to dress modestly and respectfully. You may also want to bring a small donation to support the upkeep of these historical sites. Additionally, many of the hermitages are located in remote areas, so be sure to bring sturdy shoes and plenty of water.

Immerse yourself in Abruzzo’s culture by exploring its hermitages. With their rich history and stunning beauty, these sites are sure to leave a lasting impression.

Tips and Recommendations

If you want to visit the Majella Mountains, there are a few things to keep in mind. The best time to visit is between May and October, when the weather is most pleasant. Also, note that some parts of the park are only accessible with a guide or special permission.

For more information about the Majella Mountains and other top destinations in Italy, visit this website. Here, you will find more tips and recommendations for an unforgettable trip to the beautiful Majella Mountains.

Discover Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga: A Gem in the Apennines

Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga is a breathtaking natural reserve located in the heart of the Apennines. The park covers more than 150,000 hectares and offers a unique mix of mountains, lakes, forests, and valleys. But Gran Sasso Mountains has more to offer than just natural beauty. The park is also home to countless fascinating cultural sites and traditions.

Visit the Most Beautiful Places of Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga

If it is a few hours for lunch time head toward the imposing fortress of Rocca Calascio. Get out of your car and climb the mountain and build up an appetite. Back in the car, head toward the medieval town of Castel del Monte, and follow Strada 17bis out of town — toward Campo Imperatore — until you find yourself on an expansive plain surrounded by grand mountains.

Driving to Campo Imperatore you will see something unusual: an American style log cabin on the side of the road with hot smoking BBQ’s waiting for you to enjoy the best meat and atmosphere. People from all directions come with their cars, campers and motorcycles. You must stop, because your best lunch experience with barbeques.

Visit to the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park

When visiting the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, there are many places not to be missed. For example, the Campo Imperatore plateau is one of the largest and most spectacular in Europe. Here you have an impressive view of the surrounding mountains and valleys. This makes it a wonderful retreat in hot summers and a great starting point for mountain trekking. Since the Middle Ages Campo Imperatore has been a gigantic summer pasture for the herds of cattle, horses and sheep from the surrounding villages and not much has changed in this sense. Even today, one has to stop regularly for cattle crossing the road and it is usually crowded at the watering points.

Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga

Discover the local culture

The Gran Sasso National Park and Monti della Laga also have a rich cultural history and traditions dating back to ancient times. The region, for example, is home to the Apennine wolf, an animal that has traditionally played an important role in local folklore and legends. You can also learn about local cuisine and traditional crafts. For example, taste the delicious local cheeses and salamis or visit one of the many artisan shops where local artisans show off their skills.

Another must-see place is the Stiffe Caves, a spectacular underground river that flows through the mountains. You can take a guided tour here and learn more about the geology and history of this unique place.

Explore the majestic Majella mountains

The “Parco Nazionale Della Majella” is a natural park in Abruzzo, Italy. The Majella is a limestone massif full of caverns and caves. There are 60 mountain peaks, 30 of which are over 2,000 metres. The highest mountain peaks (2,793 m) of Italy, outside the Alps, are found in this buttress of the Apennines in the park is “La Majella”. The “Parco Nazionale Della Majella” is frequented all year round by hikers and nature lovers.

Parco Nazionale Della Majella

Majella Park is one of the last pieces of true untouched nature in Europe where animals can be seen like almost nowhere else in Europe. Wolves, bears, eagles, chamois, Italian foxes and the European otter are the main attractions of the Majella. There is also a very rich flora with more than 2,000 species.

If you go to the park, also visit the caves “Grotta del Cavallone”, one of the largest and deepest caves in Europe. The address is Lama dei Peligni, Largo del Mercato, 9. There are other caves in the area. The closest hotel is the excellent “Hotel Villa Danilo” in a splendid position in the heart of Majella.

Pescocostanzo is one of the places from which you can take beautiful walks. Pescocostanzo is a jewel to be discovered and a show in itself.

Discover the Local Culture

The Mountains in Abruzzo also have a rich cultural history and traditions that date back to ancient times. The region, for example, is home to the Apennine wolf, an animal that traditionally played an important role in local folklore and legends. You can also get acquainted with the local cuisine and traditional crafts. For example, taste the delicious local cheese and salami or visit one of the many artisan workshops where local craftsmen showcase their skills.

Tips and recommendations

If you want to visit the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, there are a few things to keep in mind. The park is best visited between the months of May and September, when the weather is more pleasant. Also, remember that some parts of the park are only accessible with a guide or special permit.

To make the most of your trip to Abruzzo, it’s important to plan ahead. The best time to visit is between May and September, when the weather is mild and the towns and villages are bustling with activity. If you’re planning to explore the region’s natural landscapes, be sure to bring sturdy hiking boots and plenty of water. And don’t forget to bring a camera to capture the stunning scenery and charming towns.

For more information about Gran Sasso Mountains, visit this website. Here, you will find more tips and recommendations for an unforgettable trip to the Gran Sasso Mountains.