The small village of Roccamandolfi is a real 'pearl' on the slopes of the Matese mountains. It is a pleasant discovery for lovers of trekking in the wild and unspoilt nature. From the inhabited center, through a path that crosses the woods of the Callora Torrent Natural Reserve, you reach the ruins of the ancient castle and a tibetan bridge suspended in the void, which gives strong emotions to those who cross it.
Luigi Gamberale was a professor, writer, principal and translator, born in Agnone in the first half of the nineteenth century, a particularly significant period for the culture of upper Molise. Discover this moment of history together with the eclectic figure of Gamberale and the initiatives of the Centro Studi Alto Molise.
L’apiario di comunità di Castel Del Giudice è nato da una rete di apicoltori che, uniti dalla passione e dal desiderio di valorizzare le aree interne e le tradizioni rurali del Molise, hanno deciso di sviluppare un’economia sostenibile basata sul rispetto per l’ambiente e sul lavoro della collettività. Scopri con noi questo progetto!
The expressionist works of the painter Antonio Pettinicchi, an important Italian artist of the twentieth century, born and lived near Campobasso, will allow you to discover the secrets of peasant Molise. The very personal illustrations for Divina Commedia populated by Molise peasants and the characteristic engravings on San Giuseppe in Lucito will guide you on this journey.
Trivento is little village in which in a short time has become the ‘world’s capital of crochet’. Find out how this social and artistic project was born and how it has connected women of all the ages to decorate and color all the corners of the village.
The civic museum of Campolieto, in the province of Campobasso, hosts the permanent exhibition "Drawing in the sky" which collects the tools and documentation of a prestigious local fireworks factory, active at the end of the 19th century. The museum have other sections, including one dedicated to the diffusion of new technologies in rural areas in the early 1900s.
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