The Collemeluccio-Montedimezzo MAB (Man and the Biosphere) Reserve is part of a network of "Biosphere Reserves," natural areas of exceptional environmental value. The Molise reserve was the first to be established. The central area includes the beech, oak, and white fir forests of Collemeluccio, Montedimezzo, Pennataro, Monte Capraro, and San Martino-Canta
The Pezzata is one of the most characteristic events of the Molise summer. Every year, on the first Sunday of August, Capracotta welcomes anyone who wants to taste delicious traditional food and relax surrounded by the untouched beauty of nature.
Immerse yourself in the unspoiled nature of the Apennine Flora Garden, a botanical gem in the heart of Alto Molise. Located in Capracotta, this botanical garden, one of the highest in Italy, is a unique place to discover and preserve native flora, explore diverse habitats, and experience environmental education and nature tourism.
A walk through the historic center of Campomarino, admiring murals depicting the customs and traditions of the Arbëreshë culture, given the town’s Albanian origins. A unique experience, simple but effective in introducing the ethnic and linguistic minorities deeply rooted in Molise.
Among the most beautiful and evocative ancient sites in Molise, the Sanctuary of Hercules in Campochiaro reflects the deep spirituality of the Pentri Samnites. Nestled in the lush forests of the Matese, this sacred site captivates with its powerful terraces bordered by polygonal walls, typical of the Italic building techniques.
The Museo Sannitico of Campobasso is an archaeological museum located in the heart of the city's historic walled district. Housed in the Renaissance Palazzo Mazzarotta, it is the oldest museum in the province of Campobasso, preserving artifacts dating from the 3rd millennium BC to the Renaissance.
In the heart of Campobasso's historic center, the 18th-century Palazzo Pistilli, a magnificent noble residence of the city, is home to Museo Palazzo Pistilli, the only state-run art museum in town. Inside, visitors can admire exquisite 19th-century Neapolitan paintings and a few precious 20th-century works by Molise artists.
A visit to Campobasso, the regional capital, would not be complete without stopping at the Museum of the Mysteries, where ingegni, costumes, tools, and other important cultural and anthropological elements related to the Corpus Domini festival—undoubtedly the city's most anticipated celebration—are collected and displayed.
The Misteri of Campobasso are among the most beloved and well-known traditions of Molise. Every year during the celebration of Corpus Domini, the city becomes the backdrop for these masterpieces of engineering, art, and folklore.
A music festival, with particular attention to the cello, dedicated to the memory of a great cellist of Molisan origins: Antonio Janigro (1918-1989). Concerts and Masterclasses take place in evocative locations that represent the rich landscape and historical heritage of Molise.
At the reception point of Campitello Extreme Team, located in the Campitello Matese plateau, you can rent snowmobiles and quads depending on the season, for an unforgettable high-altitude adventure. If you don't have experience, don't worry: the Team organizes guided excursions, ideal even for beginners.