Things to do in Pescara, Abruzzo: The Best Sights & Landmarks

I Luoghi dell’Anima (Places of the Soul) it’s a place where you can feel at home. It’s a library, but not just a library. It’s a place where we can make interesting encounters with engaging readings, products that help us take care of our body and our diet, people who, like us, are curious and interested in everything that speaks to us of our well-being in other words it is a suitable place to meet a Soul, our own and that of those who, like us, enters into a valuable area of nursing, culture, hospitality. All books and products we can find at I Luoghi dell’Anima are carefully selected and lead us along paths directed to deepen our knowledge and give us new suggestions for our inner growth: spirituality, philosophy, alchemy, culture of the feminine and womanhood, esotericism, divination, philosophy and Eastern philosophies, Rosicrucians and Knights Templar, meditation and poetry, psychology and counseling fiction and economy . There are also specific products for a healthy, natural and organic nutrition, which combine taste and health and we can directly consume tasty and original products in the corner bar that makes our visits to 'places of the soul' even more relaxing and enjoyable. All this in a gentle and a little retro atmosphere that helps us to find a break subtracted from the time of the rush and concerns.

The Museum is housed in a late nineteenth century villa located in the center of Pescara. Inside, it houses the precious and ancient ceramic collection of Castelli, the result of 40 years of research and study by Raffaele Paparella Treccia, who donated his collection and his house to a Foundation named after him and his wife Margaret Devlet. Castelli, a small village in the province of Teramo, has been, over the centuries, one of the largest centers for the production of ceramics. The collection exhibited consists of 151 selected masterpieces of the great Castelli masters active between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, including Francesco Grue, his son Carlo Antonio Grue, his grandson Francesco Antonio Saverio and others, such as Gentili, Cappelletti and Fuina, ordered chronologically, and displayed in the main rooms of the house. The Foundation is committed to spreading the knowledge of the majolica of Castelli and educational activities, to promote love and interest for Art.