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In Roman times, Teramo was called Interammnia (city between two rivers), as it is crossed by the Tordino and the Vezzola rivers. It is 20 km far from the adriatic coastline and 40 km far from the Gran Sasso.

 It's a historical and very charming city: its foundation dates back to Phoenician times and it is still full of archaeological finds proving the passage of different peoples, such as funerary treasures similar to the Picene tombs ones. Today its monuments testify its different dominations, from Francesco Sforza to Alfonso d'Aragona, from the Spanish and the French to the Realm of Naples in the XIX century. 

The major museum is the F. Savini Archaeological Museum. Among the major artistic monuments of the city there is the Romanesque Basilica Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and San Bernardo. The Church of the Madonna delle Grazie, raising on a Benedectine convent, is also sightworthy. Among its historical buildings there is the Melatino house (Largo Melatini), a 12th century medieval building.

Roseto degli Abruzzi, best known as Lido delle Rose, is one of the major tourist resorts of the coast: its wide sandy beaches and shallow waters are among the most beautiful and cleanest of the Adriatic Sea. The hilly part of the city is also rather nice to visit: the Church of Sant'Antimo, probably built by Pope Sisto V, and the Church of the Santissima Annunziata, dating back to the end of the 16th century, are sightworthy. In summer, the Roseto Opera Prima film festival brightens up the coastline by bringing together many Italian filmmakers and movie stars. 

Giulianova was built on an ancient Roman settlement, Castrum Novum. Today it is an important industrial center and tourist resort in the region. It consists of the coastal area and the old city center, built in the 16th Century at the top of a hill. Here we find the Duomo of San Flaviano, the seaside Belvedere at Piazza Vittorio Emanuele and the Sanctuary of the Madonna dello Splendore, celebrating the apparition of the Madonna to a peasant in 1557. The Museum of Art dello Splendore, the Torrione "Il Bianco" Archaeological Museum, the Hall of the Sculptor Raffaello Pagliaccetti, the de' Bartolomei Chapel and the Gaetano Braga House-Museum are also quite remarkable. 

Finally, the necropolis of Campovalano includes about 10,000 tombs, presumably related to the presence of the Piceni people.