What to do near San Felice del Molise, CB

Montemitro and the Molisian Croatian minority

The village that lives "its own way"

CVTà Street Fest

But wasn't Civitacampomarano a medieval village!

Church of Most Holy Mary of Petacciato

A small Romanesque jewel set in the center of the village

The Bather of Vasto

The "Little Mermaid" of the Trabocchi Coast

The castle and walls of Termoli

The fortified village overlooking the Adriatic Sea

Cathedral of St. Mary of the Purification

The church dates from 1037 and was built on the remains of the ancient temple dedicated to the dioscuri, Castor and Pollux. It stands out on the square with its monumental facade, in Apulian Romanesque style.

Convent of San Pasquale

15th-century monastic complex in Renaissance-Baroque style that includes the Church of St. Mary of the Angels, a large portico, and a miraculous well from 1709.

Church of San Rocco (or Carmine)

The church, located in Piazza Garibaldi (Atessa's main square), was once dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel and was part of the Carmelite convent that was founded in 1603.

Ruins of the abbey of St. Stephen in Rivomaris

Few remains, walls built with river pebbles, are all that remains of the oldest abbey in Abruzzo, destroyed by invasions and wars, but still capable of stirring emotions.

Theater and Italic temple of Pietrabbondante

A sacred area that, because of its architectural features and monumentality, is the most important archaeological evidence of the culture of the Italic Samnites Pentri people.

Montelapiano

It is the least populated municipality in Abruzzo: it has only 77 inhabitants, but it knows how to enchant with its views and panoramas, and with some colorful surprises...