Jews and internment camps in Molise
An exhibition at the State Archive in Campobasso investigates a little-known page of Molise history: the internment camps in Molise.
The ‘scorpelle’: the typical dessert of Molise Carnival
‘Scorpelle’, ‘scurpelle’, ’scarpelle’, ‘pizzelle’. So many ways to define delicious sugar-coated fried donuts. A unique delicacy, typical of the carnival in Molise.
The Carnival begins in Molise
Carnival celebrations begin on January 17, the day dedicated to Sant'Antonio Abate. The Carnival in Molise is a matter of tradition: devil and zoomorphic masks still amaze and fascinate today.
The New York Times chooses Molise
For the most skeptical and ironic, Molise really exists and it is worth visiting. That’s what New York Times says.
The first Silent Book Club in Molise
The municipal library of Campobasso launches the first appointment with the Silent Book Club. Find out what it is and how it works.
Discover the WWF oasis in Molise. In January under 18 go free
The WWF oasis of Guardiaregia and Campochiaro is one of the largest WWF oases in Italy, a precious treasure trove of biodiversity that is worth visiting in all seasons. In winter it has a very special charm and is more convenient. Until 31 January 2020 under 18 enter for free.
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