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Castel Monforte dominates Campobasso from the city hill. It takes its name from Count Nicola II Monforte, who restored it in 1458 after an earthquake. The castle has a square plan with four corner towers and an internal courtyard. Today it is a national monument, venue for cultural events, and houses the Air Force meteorological station.

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The cathedral of the Holy Trinity is the mother church of Campobasso and seat of the metropolitan archdiocese. It is worth a visit inside because it is full of frescoes, stained glass windows and a pipe organ. It was destroyed by the earthquake of 1805 and rebuilt in the neoclassical style in the 19th century.

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Campobasso is the capital of Molise and a city of medieval origin dominated by the hill of the Monforte castle. It stands at an altitude of 700 metres, between the Biferno and Fortore rivers, and has been awarded the title of village of notable historical interest. Here there are all the services and a well-connected railway station.

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The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity is the mother church of Campobasso and seat of the metropolitan archdiocese. It is worth a visit inside because it is full of frescoes, stained glass windows and a pipe organ. It was destroyed by the earthquake of 1805 and rebuilt in neoclassical style in the 19th century.

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The square and the Basilica are very beautiful to visit.

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In 1504, at the behest of the feudal lord Andrea de Capoa, the church of SS was built outside the feudal walls. Trinity. Here was the seat of the confraternity of the Trinity, suppressed in 1809, which became famous in the 16th century due to its battles with the Crusaders. Destroyed by the earthquake of 1805, it was rebuilt to a design by the architect Bernardino Musenga. It was reopened for worship in 1829 becoming a parish and seat of the collegiate chapter. (source Wikipedia)

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