Historical Background: Teramo is the province of the region with a population over 50.000 inhabitants and it is situated on a terrace at the confluence of Vezzola stream and Tordino river; indeed its name comes from a Latin word of “inter-amna”, that means land between two rivers. The town is 265 metres above the sea level and it is far 20 kilometres from the Adriatic sea. Teramo was certainly the ancient capital of Pretuzi and was conquered by the Romans in the II century B.C.; in 1443 it became part of the Naples Reign. Nowadays Teramo is easily reachable by the Roma-L’Aquila-Teramo highway (A24). Actually is under construction the thoroughfare “Teramo to the sea”, that will allow a fast connection with the Bari-Bologna (A14 highway) The town is an important agricultural market for the surrounding products and it is developing numerous industrial activities.