Living Pescara
Pescara, a seaside town facing the mountains! Modern and dynamic, Pescara is a young and vibrant city due to its university, but at the same time, Pescara is rich in history and traditions. For those who want culture, the city with its squares, churches and museums, is a real jewel to be discovered.
During the day Pescara is a perfect place for walks in the centre between the shopping streets full of high-class stores and places for every taste. By the night there is a unique and suggestive atmosphere of Pescara’s seafront that offers a sparkling nightlife full of events. T
reat yourself to a vacation at G Hotel to experience Pescara, a city to visit and live!
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5 minutes' walk
Just a few steps from the G Hotel you have the very heart of Pescara social life. It is a long promenade and it is perfect for shopping, chatting over a good glass of Montepulciano or eating a nice plate of “Sagne” with friends. Chill Vibes at its best.
You will probably cannot resist taking a selfie next to a majestic elephant, a sculpture by Vincentino Michetti close the main pedestrian area that is 27/7.
13 minute's walk
Along the seafront, at Largo Mediterraneo, you will find the famous Nave di Cascella: a sculptural ship in Carrara marble that artist Pietro Cascella donated to the Town of Pescara. This ship has two important meanings: It represents the close relationship that the city has with the sea and on the other hand it evokes the prisoners of Pescara forced to work as rowers on Spanish ships in the nineteenth century.
15 minutes' walk
Vibrant, modern and dynamic city, Pescara is also known for its beautiful promenade that is entirely bike path that runs along the entire coast of Pescara. During the day, you can relax and enjoy a beautiful sunny day in one of the many bathing establishments that dot the bay and by the night, you can chill in one of the many cafes, restaurants and clubs and taste some local delicatessen.
20 minutes' walk
Welcome to the oldest part of the city, known as Pescara Vecchia. Corso Manthonè is one of the most popular places in Pescara where there are tons of clubs, discos, bars and pubs. In Corso Manthonè you can feel the right vibes where art and fun perfectly coexist and there is always something going on for every taste and every age.
20 minutes' walk
The Risorgimento Bridge connects the Pescara River to the square called Piazza Unione. Easy to say it had a tortured history: Built in 1933, like other buildings in Pescara, it was destroyed during World War II and then rebuilt in 1946. At the ends of the bridge, you will find bronze bas-reliefs that will reveal details about the magical background of Pescara.
30 minutes' walk
The tourist port "Marina di Pescara", in the centre of the city, is one of the largest port facilities of the Adriatic Sea. State-of-the-art services and equipment, stores, bars, restaurants, bike rental and the nautical club are appealing, but what really will leave you breathless is the magic and relaxing landscape all around.
30 minutes' walk
With its 466 meters long, the “Ponte del Mare” is the largest pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Italy and connects the two Rivieras of Pescara. Along its path you can enjoy a picturesque sea view with the very iconic “trabocchi”, the undulating coastline that characterizes the city and the beautiful Ferris wheel.