Rivisondoli · Abruzzo
Holiday homes in Rivisondoli
Rivisondoli is our village: a mountain village at over 1,300 metres, between Roccaraso and Pescocostanzo. This is where we chose our homes, one by one.
Stays
Our homes
Cottage Love
Rivisondoli · 6 guests · 2 bathrooms
Suite Montis
Rivisondoli · 4 guests · 1 bathroom
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The village
Rivisondoli is known throughout Italy for its Living Nativity on 5 January, but it is lovely all year round: a compact centre, squares, views over the plateau and everything Alto Sangro has to offer close by.
In winter
The Monte Pratello lifts are the closest: you're on the slopes in a few minutes, linked to the rest of the ski area with the Alto Sangro ski pass. For cross-country skiing and snowshoeing there is the Sant'Antonio Forest, towards Pescocostanzo.
In summer
Cool air, meadows and trails. From Rivisondoli you can set off on easy walks and day trips to the Abruzzo National Park, Scanno and Sulmona.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the altitude of Rivisondoli?
The village sits at over 1,300 metres, on the Alto Sangro plateau in the province of L'Aquila.
Updated 9 October 2026
Things to do nearby
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Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing
Snow without ski lifts: snowshoeing through the beech forest of Bosco di Sant'Antonio or gliding along the cross-country loops around Aremogna.
Discover 02Snow and skiing
The Alto Sangro ski lifts are a few minutes from our homes.
Discover 03The Rivisondoli Living Nativity
Every 5 January since 1951, Rivisondoli becomes a nativity scene: shepherds, people in costume and the Three Kings arriving across the snow by torchlight.
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Sweet stops
Cafés, pastry shops and bakeries: sweet stops between Pescocostanzo and Rivisondoli
Cinnamon pizzelle, traditional biscuits, fresh egg pasta and a good glass of wine at the end of the day: where to stop between one walk and the next.
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Pescocostanzo, Rivisondoli and Roccaraso: the villages to see
One of Italy's most beautiful villages with its bobbin lace, a living nativity staged since 1951 and the ski capital of the Apennines: three villages a few minutes apart.
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