Molise
The region Molise is situated in Southern Italy, between the Apennine mountains and the Adriatic Sea. Molise is divided into 2 provinces, Campobasso and Isernia, and it became a region only in 1970, making it the newest region of Italy. The Molise region is characterized by old traditions, good Italian food, history and art, but the main place of interest of Molise has to be the 'tratturi', the historical paths of seasonal migration of people with their livestock, the ancient tradition of transhumance. National Parks, Nature Reserves and ski resorts are also characteristic for the region of Molise.
Molise
Molise is a region situated in Southern Italy. It is the second smallest region of the country, Aosta Valley being the one smaller. It's also Italy's newest region, officially recognized in 1970.
Molise is split into two main provinces: Isernia and Campobasso, each visited by tourists every year for the beauty of the scenery, for the museums, the castles and numerous sports activities one can enjoy.
Campobasso is a lovely province, famous for its monuments such as the Castello Manforte. Built on a hill, the castle offers visitors a magnificent view of the city and surroundings. Archaeological relics and burial grounds are also interesting places you can visit, as Campobasso preserved them as best as possible. You can also visit numerous churches, such as the Church of San Bartolomeo or the Church of Sant'Antonio Abate. Museums are what attract a lot of tourists as well. The Museo del Presepe, for instance, houses a collection of recreations from the Bible, with antique items...
Molise is split into two main provinces: Isernia and Campobasso, each visited by tourists every year for the beauty of the scenery, for the museums, the castles and numerous sports activities one can enjoy.
Campobasso is a lovely province, famous for its monuments such as the Castello Manforte. Built on a hill, the castle offers visitors a magnificent view of the city and surroundings. Archaeological relics and burial grounds are also interesting places you can visit, as Campobasso preserved them as best as possible. You can also visit numerous churches, such as the Church of San Bartolomeo or the Church of Sant'Antonio Abate. Museums are what attract a lot of tourists as well. The Museo del Presepe, for instance, houses a collection of recreations from the Bible, with antique items...
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Campobasso
The Province of Campobasso is a province in the Molise region of Italy, with the city of Campobasso as its capital. A total of 84 comuni are forming this province and, as an interesting fact, the eastern part of Campobasso is home for a small community of Croatians who speak a unique dialect of the Croatian language. Lakes, rivers, hills and mountains characterize the province of Molise and monuments, such as the Castello Manforte, the Romanesque Church of San Bartolomeo or archaeological relics, such as the Villaggio di Campomarino are what make this province a lovely place to visit.
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Isernia
The Province of Isernia is a province situated in the Molise region of Italy. it is formed by a total of 52 comuni and only two of them have over 10,000 inhabitants. But the small size of the province is not important, as Isernia is still one of Italy's many beautiful places tourists like to visit. The relief is mostly mountainous, with many woods and nature parks, such as National Park of Abruzzo , Lazio and Molise and others. The Natural Reserves of Collemeluccio and Montedimezzo is part of UNESCO's Man and Biosphere Program, making Isernia an important place of research for scientists around the world.
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