All accommodation in Molise

With less than 550 square miles, Molise is one of the smallest Italian regions.
The territory of Molise, offers visitors uncontaminated nature and with its numerous castles, many of whom in excellent stages of preservation, also a number of historically interesting sights.

-Campobasso- The old part of Campobasso is medieval, with steep and narrow streets. The city has also interesting Romanesque remains, such as the churches of San Bartolomeo (1317), restored in the 18th c., and of the 13th cent. San Giorgio.

-Isernia- Worthy interest monuments is the 15th-c. Fontana della Fraterna, with an unusual loggia, and the church of San Francesco, rebuilt, but still with its original 13th-c.

-Termoli-: Important seaside resort and harbour for the ferries for the Tremiti islands.

Matese mountain, panoramas of the broad Volturno Valley, high plain setting, surrounded by forested slopes and rockbound hills. Sea: Adriatic coastline, with the main resorts of Campomarino and Termoli.

Among the major archaeological sites: Sepino which testifies to the ancient Roman colony and Pietrabbondante, which recalls the remote existence of the Sannites, ancient Italic people which fought the power of Rome.