Food Festival : Garlic Festival in Abruzzo, Italy
Garlic Festival is held in Torre di Nolfi and Campo di Fano, two villages in the hills above Sulmona, where locals grow a red-skinned variety of garlic. Every July, the garlic is used in numerous dishes during a town-wide fest in Campo di Fano.
Food Festival: Garlic Festival in Abruzzo, Italy
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