Gabri Park Hotel
San Salvo - Via Sandro Pertini snc
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A charming coastal village in Abruzzo, San Salvo is a town with a truly ancient history that offers the ideal destination for a stay combining history, seaside relaxation and culture. The town was inhabited since prehistoric times, and finds uncovered in the area testify to the dominance of both the Italic peoples and the Frentani. In the 2nd century, San Salvo was conquered by Rome, and from this historical period you can still see mosaic and marble pavements and the remains of an aqueduct.
It is believed that during Roman rule, the settlement was far more extensive than what existed in the medieval period. The historic heart of San Salvo developed in the 14th-15th centuries around the Abbey of San Salvo del Trigno, but unfortunately the ancient centre was partly destroyed by bombing during the Second World War and by the expansions that took place during the 20th-century economic boom.
Like other towns on the Abruzzo coast, San Salvo comprises an older nucleus, situated on a hillside at 128 metres above sea level, and Salvo Marina, the locality that subsequently developed further down along the coastline.
San Salvo is a highly sought-after seaside destination and is territorially the last resort that forms part of the famous Costa dei Trabocchi, as it sits on the border with Molise. The town’s coastline stretches for approximately 3 km and consists of sandy beaches with gently sloping seabeds, whilst the sea waters are crystal clear and have been awarded the Blue Flag status. The town offers both free beaches and equipped sections with beach clubs providing all necessary facilities. The variety and characteristics of the beaches make San Salvo a highly prized seaside destination for families with children.
San Salvo is a tourist destination offering a wide choice of accommodation at various price ranges and is able to provide all comforts and services based on guests’ requirements. From resorts to small bed and breakfasts, from hotels to campsites in San Salvo, every visitor can find the most suitable accommodation for their needs. San Salvo’s position also makes it an ideal town to use as a base for exploring other destinations along the Costa dei Trabocchi.
San Salvo offers several hotels, available on both half-board and full-board basis, where you can enjoy a holiday characterised by comfort and convenience. In summer, staying at a hotel in Salvo Marina is certainly the most popular choice for those seeking a seaside holiday, especially if you opt for a beachfront property that allows easy access to the beach.
San Salvo also features apartments and holiday homes available for short or long-term rental. In addition to being more affordable accommodation options compared to hotels, a house or apartment offers not only more spacious areas but also greater privacy. These properties are often also equipped with a kitchen, allowing you greater freedom in managing your meals.
The town’s historic centre and most interesting attractions are contained within the “Archaeological Park of the Quadrilateral“, which comprises several sites. This area identifies the ancient nucleus that had risen to protect the Abbey of San Salvo del Trigno; even today the town centre is found here, with its heart at Piazza San Vitale.
Within the Quadrilateral you will find the Civic Museum “Porta della Terra”, which houses and displays some of the finds from the area, and the Abbey Museum. Also part of this zone are the Archaeological Island of the Roman Mosaic, where remains of Roman structures are preserved, the underground Roman aqueduct and the archaeological island of the cloister.
In Piazza San Vitale stands the Parish Church of San Giuseppe, built between the 10th and 13th centuries above the ancient Abbey of San Salvo. The religious building was completely transformed during various restoration works carried out over the centuries. The church has permanently lost its ancient style and now features a baroque appearance with a single rectangular nave and several chapels housing paintings of the Holy Family.
The town of San Salvo is an active and vibrant destination in the evening, thanks to the presence of numerous bars and restaurants where you can sample traditional Abruzzo cuisine. The Salvo Marina seafront becomes an ideal place in summer for strolls or meeting friends, and frequently hosts shows and musical events.
For nightlife enthusiasts there is no shortage of bars and clubs that stay open into the early hours. However, San Salvo is not a particularly large town and the nearby city of Vasto is certainly a destination that boasts a far wider choice of nightlife venues and a better-organised social scene.
San Salvo is easily accessible both by car and by public transport. By car from the north, take the A14 motorway in the direction of Bari, then take the Montenero di Bisaccia – Vasto South – San Salvo exit. From Rome, you can reach the town by first taking the A24 motorway and then the A14 until the Montenero di Bisaccia – Vasto South – San Salvo junction.
For those coming from Bari, take the A14 in the direction of Bologna, then take the Montenero di Bisaccia – Vasto South exit. From Naples, you can take the A1 until the Caianello exit and then continue along the SS85.
The nearest airport is Pescara, approximately 90 km from San Salvo, and it is connected to the town via the A14 or bus services. San Salvo is also served by the railway station at Vasto – San Salvo, which offers long, medium and short-distance connections. Alternatively, just a few kilometres away is Porto di Vasto station, which, however, only provides regional connections.
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