Corso Umberto I, Pescara: Address, Corso Umberto I Reviews: 4/5
Corso Umberto I
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Detailed Reviews: Reviews order informed by descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as cleanliness, atmosphere, general tips and location information.
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Ingwe40
Mechelen, Belgium210 contributions
Wide boulevard with nice shops and many restaurants and bars in the side streets. The street ends at La Fontana Nave di Cascella.
Written October 23, 2020
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svedeg
Malta142 contributions
Nice walk from the bus station to the promenade, you can find different shops and we found them with Sale since we were there in August.
Written September 2, 2019
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Ada Moroianu
Ploiesti, Romania349 contributions
Couples
It connects Vittorio Emmanuele II with the beaches, so it's good either for getting to the beach, or for shopping, or just for taking a walk in the evening. It is pedestrian only, with shops and restaurants on both sides, especially if you go right/left on either Regina Elena or Regina Margherita streets; they both cross Umberto I. Lots of tourists, street performers and a few palazzos from the older times make it an attractive evening activity, since during daytime it's way too hot to venture off the beaches or the hotel.
Written August 23, 2017
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davethedrill
Hemel Hempstead, UK2,172 contributions
Pedestrianised shopping area
Quality shops and far more than your average high streets usual suspects
Cafes and bars for refuelling
Quality shops and far more than your average high streets usual suspects
Cafes and bars for refuelling
Written June 23, 2016
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Brun066
Florence, Italy11,056 contributions
Business
Observing it on a topographic map, Corso Umberto appears relatively eccentric with regarding Pescara as a whole. The geometric city center in fact coincides more or less with the axis of the river, and close to the river also the main public buildings (largely of the Fascist era) arise, first of all the Town Hall.
But the "substantial" centrality of this street comes from its origin: it was constituted as the backbone of the new urbanization favored by the advent of the Adriatic railway (1863). Corso Umberto in fact, although it has the most of buildings currently dating back to the twentieth century, was formed in the nineteenth century as an axis that connects the Pescara station to the beach and the sea. And its centrality is maintained until today.
Even the traveler who arrives for the first time in Pescara perceives this as the true center; for the large number and density of beautiful shops, and for its condition of pedestrian area, that Corso Umberto shares - in form of gridiron - with other streets, on the west and especially on the east side.
In the late autumn and winter evenings, after the shops' closure time, the area isn't so vibrant (there are still a good number of bars and restaurants). It's clear that on spring and summer evenings, thanks to the uncommon quality of Pescara - big city and at the same time seaside resort - there must be a lot more "buzz".
But the "substantial" centrality of this street comes from its origin: it was constituted as the backbone of the new urbanization favored by the advent of the Adriatic railway (1863). Corso Umberto in fact, although it has the most of buildings currently dating back to the twentieth century, was formed in the nineteenth century as an axis that connects the Pescara station to the beach and the sea. And its centrality is maintained until today.
Even the traveler who arrives for the first time in Pescara perceives this as the true center; for the large number and density of beautiful shops, and for its condition of pedestrian area, that Corso Umberto shares - in form of gridiron - with other streets, on the west and especially on the east side.
In the late autumn and winter evenings, after the shops' closure time, the area isn't so vibrant (there are still a good number of bars and restaurants). It's clear that on spring and summer evenings, thanks to the uncommon quality of Pescara - big city and at the same time seaside resort - there must be a lot more "buzz".
Written December 2, 2017
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Bogdan P
Bucharest, Romania143 contributions
Couples
This street is full of shops, cafes and places where you can dine at lunch and dinner. A pleasant place for evening walks.
Written September 17, 2017
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Leto30grados
Mendoza, Argentina268 contributions
Friends
It's a place for pedestrians and police, best fashion shops in Pescara are along this street, even if you are not buying, is a must do in Pescara.
Written September 6, 2017
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Adrian V
Fagaras, Romania378 contributions
Couples
It is a pedestrian area, very close to the sea and the city center, with a lot of shops,bars, some restaurants for all the pockets.
Recommended.
Recommended.
Written August 16, 2017
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Charles S
Chicago, Illinois18 contributions
Family
easy walk no cars, lost of shopping, good price and lost of cafes and some places to seat and have a meal. Check hours of restaurant
Written October 12, 2016
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Dove parcheggiaiare
giuliodemarco95
Fossacesia, Italy
Si può parcheggiare sul lungomare Matteotti, o sul viale della Riviera, oltrepassata la Nave di Pietro Cascella. Altre zone dove poter parcheggiare, abbastanza vicino, sono l'area di risulta della stazione centrale, praticamente hai il corso a portata di mano, oppure lungo via regina Margherita o via Nicola Fabrizi. Da almeno 10 anni il corso Umberto I è interamente pedonale
Dhebora F
5 contributions
I negozi sono aperti stasera? Grazie mille. Saluti. Dhebora
JohnOnTheRoads
Pescara, Italy75 contributions
Mi spiace ma ho letto la domanda troppo tardi :-(
Frequently Asked Questions about Corso Umberto I
- Hotels near Corso Umberto I:
- (0.02 mi) Elisir B&B
- (0.02 mi) Domus B&B
- (0.10 mi) Victoria Hotel
- (0.08 mi) B&B Blanc
- (0.05 mi) B&B Le Stanze sul Corso
- Restaurants near Corso Umberto I:
- (0.01 mi) Caffe Excelsior
- (0.01 mi) Seed Superfood
- (0.02 mi) La Maison - Ristorante
- (0.03 mi) Camparino
- (0.03 mi) Trieste Pizza