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Bominaco

Frazione in Abruzzo, Italy

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Overview

Bominaco is a small village in Abruzzo.

Getting there and around

Getting there

There are several buses a day to and from L'Áquila.

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Getting around

The village is small and anybody can get to the two churches just outside. There is a castle on a hill above the village that requires a degree of fitness.

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Get inThere are several buses a day to and from L'Áquila.

Get aroundThe village is small and anybody can get to the two churches just outside. There is a castle on a hill above the village that requires a degree of fitness.

SeeThe view from the castle more than justifies the slog up. As for the churches, if they were in a more visited region like Tuscany, they would surely be on everybody's tourist trail.

EatThere is only a small bar for drinks and small snacks next to the bus stop.

ConnectTo view inside the churches you need to be accompanied by a local guide. The telephone number to ring is displayed on the gate of San Pellegrino church.

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Guide text adapted from the Wikivoyage article "Bominaco" by its contributors, available under CC BY-SA 4.0. Read on Wikivoyage · Contributors · CC BY-SA 4.0
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