Chieti, a province in the Abruzzo region, is one of Italy's most ancient cities and subsequently has an abundance of history and historical sights and town dating back to the pre-Roman times. Its city has parts, one old and one new, with the newest hosting a University. Its cultural landmarks include the Cathedral of San Giustino, various museums and the D'Avalos Palace, and the province also has many opportunities for activities and sports.

Mountain biking and trekking can be done in the scenic national park of Majella, the river of Sangro and the Trigno, while the sloping mountains of the Pizzi welcome skiers in the winter. Popular dishes in Chieti include spaghetti alla chitarra and sanguinaccio alla chietina. The province also produces several distinctive wines like Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, a red wine, and Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo, a popular white.