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The historic center is beautiful and rises up to the Monforte castle.

Campobasso is the capital of the Molise Region, an Apennine town full of greenery where there is no shortage of places to visit. The historic center contains the main tourist attractions, a visit by bike is not very feasible due to the stairways typical of the ancient villages of central Italy, but the distances are very short so it is possible to move around easily on foot. Despite this, among the various places the Monforte Castle stands out, reachable by bike from a completely asphalted climb. Worthy of note are the Sannitico Provincial Museum and the Museum of the Mysteries, the latter preserves throughout the year the "Mysteries" or processional machines, allegorical-religious scenic structures that allow figures to parade and be carried on their shoulders through the streets of city on Corpus Domini Sunday. The city offers fine public fountains where you can stop for a break and then leave again. Leaving the city it is easy to reach other small villages within a few kilometers while enjoying the hilly panorama that connects the various centres.

The name Saepinum derives from the Latin and means to fence and therefore refers to the breeding activities practiced here at the time. It was conquered by the Romans in the Third Samnite War in 293 BC.

Monte Mutria is the highest peak of the Guardiaregia-Campochiaro Regional Reserve, with its 1823 meters of altitude. Near the top is the chapel of Sant'Antonio, built in the 1990s and a destination for summer pilgrimages. The panorama extends over the great mountains of the Apennines, and on the clearest days you can even see the sea.

Capital and most important and populous city of Molise. Its symbol, which stands out over the city, is the Monforte Castle.

Saepinum is an ancient Roman city. The name derives from the Latin "saepire", or fence. Originally, in fact, it is thought that there was a fence for the flocks here. There is currently an interesting archaeological museum and an impressive Roman theater which seated around 3,000 is still visible. Access to the site is free, only the museum is subject to payment.

On the ancient Tratturo Pescasseroli-Candela you can visit the ruins of the Roman town with theater, forum, baths, basilica and much more.

Border between the regions of Molise and Campania. Hard climbing, road could be closed or tricky during wintertime