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Photo: MNP
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Majella National Park
 Majella is a unique wilderness area in the Mediterranean region. The park is home to an amazingly rich wildlife: it hosts one third of the entire Italian flora and a great variety of protected animals. Majella also boasts a cultural heritage that gives us a wide perspective to the entire Italian history. Cosy pensions, excellent restaurants, and friendly local people will surely make a visit to the first Mediterranean PAN Park.
- Majella mountain is called “Mother Mountain” by the inhabitants of the region?
- more than 30 peaks in Majella are over 2000 m?
- Monte Amaro, at 2793 m is the highest peak int he park and also the second highest peak of the Apennines?
- Majella hosts 22% of European flora?
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