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From this point it is possible to admire the view of the village of Calanchi di Montenero and Montenero di Bisaccia.

The Great Lake of Monfalcone in the Sannio is surrounded by unspoiled nature. it is also known as "lake of lovers"

The Giovanni Boccardi Astronomical Observatory is located in the municipality of Monfalcone, in Italy. Named after Giovanni Boccardi, a famous Italian astronomer, the observatory is dedicated to the study and observation of celestial objects and phenomena. It plays a vital role in advancing astronomical research and education in the region. https://www.castelmauro.org/informazioni-generali.html

Monfalcone nel Sannio is a comune located in the Molise region of Italy. This picturesque town is located in the province of Campobasso and offers a breathtaking setting with hilly landscapes and panoramic views. Its historical and cultural heritage includes ancient Roman remains and a well-preserved castle. https://www.comune.montefalconenelsannio.cb.it/hh/index.php

The cave of the Madonna di Bisaccia is a natural cavity located a few hundred meters from the Sanctuary of the Madonna di Bisaccia. It is an ancient sacred monument, where the first Christians who lived in the area gathered to venerate a Byzantine painting of the Madonna and Child, later transferred to the sanctuary.

There are two hypotheses on the origins of its name, the first has it that it derives from Rocca Bonnarii, referring to its founder, a certain Bonnario; the second that it comes from Rocca di Vivara, referring to the district of Vivara still existing and bordering the municipality of Roccavivara. The lower part of the Roccavivara countryside offers ample evidence of the presence of inhabited centers at the time of republican and imperial Rome. Historical information tells us that in 1268 Gualtiero di Vollers was feudal lord of Roccavivara; he was followed by Bertrando Cantelmo, whose descendants held the dominion until 1442. Subsequently the power passed to the Sangro, the Carafa and the Coppola until the abolition of feudalism. A very interesting site was found in San Fabiano: a Roman villa certainly built on a ground floor supported by a megalithic construction.