It is of significant natural importance thanks to its “Lecceta Litoranea” (“Coastal Holm oak”), established in 2001 to protect an ancient forest that stretches between the last stretch of the river Sangro and the Adriatic coast. It stretches over 175 hectares and it is one of the few coastal forests on the Adriatic sea.
In this town, there is also the British Military Cemetery, the so-called “Sangro River War Cemetery”, where lie 2617 military personnel from the territories of the British Commonwealth, which died in World War II during the battle for the breaking down of the Gustav line along the river Sangro.
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Piazza Donato Iezzi, 15
66020 Torino di Sangro CH
Centralino: +39.0873.913121
Fax: +39.0873.913175
Inhabitants 3145
Altitude 164 m slm
Monuments and places of interest
- Church of San Salvatore.
- Church of the Madonna di Loreto.
- Palazzo Priori.
- Town Hall Building.
- The nature reserve “Lecceta litoranea di Torino di Sangro
- Costa dei Trabocchi
- British military cemetery
- Church of San Michele Arcangelo.
- Church of San Felice
Events
- Feast of Our Lady of Loreto – the last Sunday of May following days
- Morning of the Adorno Face
- Feast of St. Michael the Archangel
Further information
- Municipality of Torino di Sangro
- Wikipedia
- Virtual Tour of Coast