When choosing a vacation spot or simply visiting a coastal town, the primary focus is naturally the… sea. Campomarino, a town facing the Adriatic Sea, situated halfway between the mouth of the Biferno River (the longest in Molise) and the…
Among the ancient carnival traditions of Molise, one of the most fascinating and unique is undoubtedly the “Mascherata dei dodici mesi dell’anno” held in Campolieto. This small town in the province of Campobasso celebrates, during the Carnival period, a performance…
The traditional costume of Campodipietra is a symbol of the cultural heritage of Molise. Worn by the humbler classes, it expressed a woman's social status through colors and decorative details, influenced by 16th-century Spanish fashion.
The ancient Samnites who settled in the territory of Campochiaro were truly lucky. From the slopes of the Matese, the sacred mountain, at about 800 meters above sea level, they could enjoy a wonderful view every day. Even today, of…
You might think that one day is enough to explore a small town with just under 50,000 inhabitants. However, Campobasso is one of those places that speaks volumes to non-tourists, to those travelers who are not just interested in monuments…
Campobasso, like many Italian cities, boasts ancient traditions still deeply felt by the community. Among the most important are the Good Friday procession, the Infiorata, and the famous “Mysteries” procession, which embodies the devotion of the citizens on Corpus Domini…
Campitello Matese is a place where the charm and grandeur of Molise's nature will overwhelm you, leaving you breathless.
In Busso, the ancient art of charcoal burning is still alive thanks to Fernando Calabrese, offering a slow tourism experience immersed in nature and tradition.
A Warm Welcome Among Hills and History: Bonefro Awaits You Imagine yourself surrounded by rolling green hills, where the air carries the scent of aromatic herbs, and the gentle murmur of streams accompanies your walks through cobbled streets. Welcome to…
Stopping in Bojano means reliving the great history of this region. First that of the Samnite people and later the Romans. But also that of the Norman count Rodolfo de Moulins, from whom the name Molise derives. Even today, this…
