Passing through Pescara one cannot help but pass by the house where a colleague was born as well as the creator of the word aircraft (still in use in Italian aviation terminology) the poet, Gabriele Dannunzio.

The “Birthplace of Gabriele d’Annunzio” Museum occupies the first floor of the building where the Poet was born and spent his childhood and still retains the original nineteenth-century atmosphere, with its elegant wall decorations and period furnishings, which he returns to his work in the form of visions, impressions and memories, linked above all to the strong value that family affections had for him.

The visit proposes the succession of the first five rooms, which constitute the original nucleus of the house-museum, for each of which the description that the Poet gives of it in the Nocturne is reported. The subsequent ones were intended for the exhibition of photos, documents, books, casts and memorabilia representative of the figure of the Poet.