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Italia Magnifica

Molise

Cosa vedere a Campobasso

Tutti i monumenti che meritano il tuo tempo a Campobasso: fotografati, raccontati e abbinati ai loro tour.

Fotografia · Gabriele Romano / Unsplash · Campobasso

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Nel raggio di una gita

Altri monumenti in Molise, a una gita di distanza.

  1. Termoli's walled borgo and Swabian tower above the Adriatic shoreTermoliBorgo Antico di TermoliWalled village on the point, pastel lane A Rejecelle, Swabian tower, trabucco fishing machines
  2. Agnone on its Molise hillside, town of the papal bell foundersAgnoneAgnoneBells for the popes since 1339, oldest family firm in Italy, lost-wax casting visits, bell museum
  3. Oratino's medieval tower on its crag above the Biferno valleyOratinoOratinoStone-carvers' village, most beautiful borghi list, Rocca tower on the cliff, Biferno valley views
  4. Saepinum's Roman walls and farmhouses sharing the Molise countrysideSepinoGemma nascostaArea Archeologica di SaepinumRoman town among wheat fields, theatre with farmhouses grown in, intact gates, tratturo crossroads
  5. The Romanesque facade of Termoli Cathedral inside the old walled pointTermoliCattedrale di TermoliApulian Romanesque on the sea wall, relics of San Timoteo, arcaded facade, old town point
  6. San Vincenzo al Volturno — Isernia, Molise, ItalyIserniaGemma nascostaAbbazia di San Vincenzo al VolturnoA Benedictine monastery founded in 731 near the Volturno's source, renowned for its mid-9th-century frescoes in the Crypt of Epiphanius and visitable as both an active abbey and an early-medieval archaeological monastery, far less known than Monte Cassino.
  7. Venafrum (Roman theatre and amphitheatre) — Isernia, Molise, ItalyIserniaGemma nascostaVenafro romana (teatro e anfiteatro Verlasce)The Roman colony of Venafrum underlies modern Venafro and left visible remains including a large excavated theatre and the elliptical 'Verlasce' amphitheatre embedded in the town centre.
  8. Larinum — Termoli, Molise, ItalyTermoliGemma nascostaLarinumA Frentanian-then-Roman site at Larino whose visitable remains include a Roman amphitheatre, baths with polychrome marine mosaics and forum buildings, drawing only about 1,566 visitors in 2016 with free admission.