Following the Great War, the urban center of Campobasso expanded with the construction of many buildings in Liberty style, a decorative language that spread in Europe and much appreciated by the bourgeois class. Let us guide you on a walk to discover the Liberty style in the city!
Ready to discover the masterpieces of eighteenth-century painting in our region? The works of Paolo Gamba, linked to the Neapolitan Baroque, are the undisputed protagonists and most of them can be easily admired in some churches in the province of Campobasso and in the village of Agnone.
Do you want to discover a new language? You don’t have to go so far! In the province of Campobasso there is a little medieval village which preserve an ancestral language, its name is Montemitro (or Mundimitar, as they say around here).
Strolling through the streets of Agnone, a small town in the province of Isernia, it is a surprise to notice numerous Venetian architectural elements on the facades of the oldest buildings in the centre. Rampant stone lions, mullioned windows, decorated architraves, sculpted coats of arm and the mother church of San Marco will guide you to discover the history of Agnone!
The beautiful statue of the Archaeological Museum of Venafro returns to our region after a long lending period to the Museums of San Domenico in Forlì, on the occasion of the acclaimed exhibition 'Ulisse. L’arte e il mito'.