Castelnuovo al Volturno/span> is a small Molise gem in the province of Isernia, nestled between the Mainarde mountains. A fraction of the municipality of Rocchetta al Volturno, it is an ancient land where you can stroll through its history, culture,…
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…
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…
The Festa dell'Uva (Grape Festival) in Riccia, a tradition dating back to the 1930s, celebrates the harvest with a parade of decorated floats, folk music, dances, and local dishes. The highlight is the Carro dell'Uva, an artistic creation symbolizing hard work in the fields. A must-see experience in Molise.
Agnone’s ‘Ndocciata is a spectacular fire ritual, illuminating the town with torches and tradition. Celebrated on December 8 and 24, it culminates in the Bonfire of Brotherhood. Visitors can explore Agnone’s historic bell foundry, Venetian quarter, and artisan workshops while savoring local delicacies like caciocavallo cheese and ostie ripiene.
Walking through the alleys of villages, it’s easy to make time leaps, even several centuries back, just by carefully observing the buildings, stones, details, and decorations. It’s even easier when the traces are clearly visible, and in fact, they rise…
Civitacampomarano, a resilient village in Molise, blends history and modern art. Its stunning castle, street art festival, and vibrant community make it a must-visit destination.
Jelsi, a vibrant village in Molise’s Fortore Valley, is famous for its Saint Anne Festival and wheat-themed floats. It boasts deep-rooted traditions, stunning medieval frescoes, and a strong artisan culture. Visitors can explore the MUFEG museum, savor local specialties, and immerse themselves in unique folklore like the Bear Dance.
