Eremo dell'Annunziata, Religious hermitage in Fano Adriano, Italy.

The Eremo dell'Annunziata is a stone church and hermitage on a plateau of San Marcello Hill at 965 meters above sea level. The rectangular building measures 26 meters long by 15 meters wide, with a gabled roof. Inside, two round arches divide the church into two naves, and the roof structure is exposed timber trusses.

The first documented mention of the hermitage comes from 1473, though sandstone blocks in the northern wall suggest it may have earlier origins. The building thus shows a long history of religious use spanning from possibly ancient times through the modern era.

The name refers to the Annunciation, and the interior displays two separate sections divided by rounded arches. Visitors can see a wooden Baroque altar and a statue that speak to the solitary devotional life once lived here.

The hermitage can be reached from L'Aquila by taking the SS80 toward Montorio al Vomano and following brown tourist signs after Poggio Umbricchio. The route passes through hilly terrain with clear footpaths leading to this elevated location.

The right-hand doorway on the side wall carries the town coat of arms carved on its architrave together with the date 1597, while the left one probably led to the sacristy. The two church entrances behind the vestibule differ: one has an iron gate, the other relief carvings. A two-storey hermit dwelling occupies the eastern end.