 The place
Situated on a crest dominating the lower Sangro valley, this small centre with its strange name (derived from one of its lords) is surrounded by a rich agricultural landscape.
 History:
The early name was Villa Schiavone, and originated from a colony of Slavic refugees who made their new homes here in the XVI century, after narrowly escaping the Turks in their native land. The village suffered heavy damages during the Second Wrold War.
 Sights & Excursions
Beautiful Villa Marcantonio, designed by Pretorotect Adolfo Coppedé in the early XX century
Castello di Sette
 Events & Festivities
July: Truffle Pasta Festval
16 August: Feast of San Rocco
September: Grapes festival
 Hotels, Lodging, Restaurants
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