Walking through the village allows you to experience its history and ancient traditions, with paved streets, historic buildings, and beautiful churches creating an authentic atmosphere. In the main square, Piazza del Municipio, stands Palazzo Fanzago, which hosts the Museum of Artistic Craftsmanship and the bobbin lace school. The oldest part of the village is home to several noble palaces, mostly in Baroque style, such as Palazzo Coccopalmeri, Palazzo Colecchi, Palazzo Mansi, Palazzo Cocco, Palazzo De Capite, Palazzo Ricciardelli, Palazzo Mosca, and Casa Rainaldi.
The village is located in the Alto Sangro and Cinquemiglia plateau mountain community, near the Pescocostanzo Vallefura ski area, which offers slopes of varying difficulty and a snow park, making it suitable for beginners and alpine skiing enthusiasts.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the village is an ideal starting point for excursions and activities such as visiting the Bosco di Sant’Antonio, a beautiful beech forest perfect for trekking, horse riding, and hiking to discover the Eremo di Sant’Antonio.
Pescocostanzo is a popular destination throughout the year, offering activities for nature lovers and ski enthusiasts during both winter and summer seasons.
