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Sassinoro is a little-known village, but well worth a visit for the beauty of the surrounding landscapes. It stands on a rocky promontory at an altitude of 783 m, in the heart of the stunning Tammaro Valley.

Located in the heart of the historic center, this mural dedicated to hot air balloons celebrates one of Fragneto Monforte's most recognizable features: the famous International Hot Air Balloon Festival, which has colored the Sannio skies every autumn since 1987. The work depicts children, light figures, and hot air balloons flying over stylized hills, evoking the sense of wonder and freedom that characterizes the gathering.

The Ducal Palace of Fragneto Monforte is the village's iconic building, the former residence of the Montalto family, who ruled the area for centuries. The current structure dates largely to the 18th century and retains elegant rooms, internal courtyards, and panoramic views of the valley. The palace is linked to the legend of the painting of the Madonna della Rondinella, which miraculously remained intact despite fires and historical events.

The Ducal Palace of Fragneto Monteforte is located in a beautiful square. There are several benches looking towards the panoramic terrace. It is a perfect place to admire the hilly landscape of the Tammaro and Sannio valleys.

Located at over 900 meters above sea level, it is the highest municipality in Molise.

Hills and cultivated fields, the typical characteristic landscape of Molise. Gildone can be reached easily from Campobasso by tackling easy slopes.

Pietrelcina is a town in the province of Benevento famous for being the birthplace of San Pio da Pietrelcina, the Capuchin saint with the stigmata. There are many places linked to the life and spirituality of Saint Pio, such as his birthplace and the convent of the Capuchin Friars Minor.

Campolattaro is located in the valley of the Tammaro river in the province of Benevento. Among the monuments and places of interest there is the medieval castle built around a Norman tower and then modified by the Aragonese, and the Campolattaro dam, which gave rise to the Campolattaro Lake Oasis.