Notte Bianca

The Notte Bianca of Città Sant'Angelo

Every summer, the historic center of Città Sant'Angelo, an elegant hilltop village in the province of Pescara and one of the most charming in Abruzzo, lights up for its Notte Bianca (White Night). With the motto "Experience the village under the stars," the event invites citizens and visitors to enjoy the town center until the early hours of the morning, amidst music, shows, and conviviality. Corso Vittorio Emanuele II and the village squares become one large party space for the night.

A village that never sleeps

The formula is the classic one of Italian white nights: a marathon of concerts in the square, DJ sets alternating along the streets of the center, shows and widespread entertainment, and shops and artisan workshops open until late at night. There is no shortage of gastronomy, with street food stands and local products accompanying the evening. The atmosphere is both lively and familiar, designed for all generations.

One of the most beautiful villages in Abruzzo

The setting is the medieval historic center of Città Sant'Angelo, recognized as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy: churches, historic buildings, and panoramic views over the valley and the Adriatic Sea provide a natural backdrop for the festival. The Notte Bianca is organized by the CALP Association (Merchants, Artisans, and Freelancers) in collaboration with the Municipality of Città Sant'Angelo, and is part of the rich summer calendar of the town, filled with historical re-enactments, concerts, and popular traditions.

A free event for everyone

Admission to all Notte Bianca events is free. The event attracts a large crowd every year, taking advantage of the evening to combine late-night shopping, good food, and live music in one of the most characteristic locations in the province of Pescara. It is a way to discover or rediscover the charm of this Abruzzo village in a festive, nocturnal guise.