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Camping Residence Village Diomedea

Campomarino (CB)

Blue Park - Villaggio Camping

Campobasso (CB)

Camping Marinelle

Campomarino (CB)

Villaggio Azzurra

Termoli (CB)

Parco attrezzato L'Abete Bianco

Pescopennataro (IS)

Camping Villaggio Turistico la Pineta

Campomarino (CB)

Camping Village Corrado

Campomarino (CB)

Residence Cala Saracena

Termoli (CB)

Camping Happy Family

Campomarino (CB)

Camping Lianna

Montenero di Bisaccia (CB)

Costa Verde Camping

Montenero di Bisaccia (CB)

Camping Village Smeraldo

Campomarino (CB)

Travel tips

Molise

While not one of the most visited areas of the country, Molise in southern Italy offers a memorable destination off the beaten track. From quiet beach towns to dramatic mountain landscapes, there is plenty to see and do in the region.

Sights and Attractions

Beginning as a garrison town during the Middle Ages, Campobasso is the region’s capital. The city is renowned for its craftsmanship, particularly blade making. Main attractions include the fifteenth century Castello Monforte, the Romanesque Church of San Bartolomeo and the Chiesa della Madonna del Monte; an eleventh century church that was rebuilt during the sixteenth century.

Isernia is an historic town with a thirteenth century fountain and several prehistoric sites. Other interesting destinations in Molise include Venafro, the bell-making town of Agone and Scapoli, a town renowned for making bagpipes. Roman ruins are found in Sepino, while a mix of Roman and medieval sites are found in Larino.

Activities

The region’s hilly and mountainous landscape can be enjoyed throughout the year. The National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise offers stunning, unspoiled natural landscapes. The park has exceptional walking and trekking routes, as well as mountain biking trails and camping opportunities. Scenic cycling routes also meander along the coastline. Ancient migratory trails, known as tratturi, provide unique routes for horseback riding in Pescolanciano, Campobasso and other areas of the region. Ski resorts in Campitello Matese and Capracotta are top spots for skiing and snowboarding.

Day Trips

Unlike Molise’s quiet beaches, the neighbouring regions of Abruzzo to the north and Campania to the south have popular resort towns dotting the coast. Lazio to the west is home to the nation’s capital, Rome.

Molise

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