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The frescoes and the modern art museum are definitely worth a visit. Tickets cost €6, and the complex is also open on Sundays (closed on Mondays). The visit lasts about an hour, if accompanied by the excellent volunteer guide included in the ticket.

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The medieval village of Fornelli, perched and surrounded by walls of Norman origin, is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy and among the cities of oil The castle is located at the main entrance to Fornelli, Piazza Umberto I, which still shows the characteristics of a village surrounded by walls; this is equipped with circular watchtowers, the base with a sloping base. The castle was renovated in the 17th-18th century, and appears more like a fortified palace, it retains two large lateral watchtowers, and a monumental portal for access to the village; it is on two levels, the ground floor used for the furnaces and the upper one for the residence of the lord. In 1744 the king of Naples Charles III of Bourbon lived there.

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I knew the name for being the destination of the "Trans-Siberian of Italy" is a secondary railway line in Abruzzo and Molise. It is now crossed by tourist trains as part of the "Timeless Tracks" project

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Venafro Castle takes its name from the Pandone family, ancient owners of this medieval manor which was later transformed into a noble palace in the sixteenth century.

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The medieval village of Pescolanciano is located along the Lucera-Castel di Sangro sheep track. At the top of the town stands the Alessandro castle, from the Norman era.

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Roccasicura was built around the fortified castle from which it takes its name, unfortunately only the ruins of the fortress remain. In the square you can visit the 12th century church.

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Pandone Castle is an ancient fortress transformed into a medieval palace. It recently became a national museum of Lombard origin, inside it houses sculptures and paintings by very famous painters such as Michelangelo, Raphael, Giotto, Leonardo da Vinci and Van Gogh.

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Monteroduni is known for the Pignatelli Castle, originally from the 8th century. The village, of very ancient origins and involved in the Samnite wars, developed around the castle which was the scene of numerous medieval battles. Today the castle, transformed into a noble residence by the Pignatellis in the eighteenth century, is a historical symbol of the town.

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Monteroduni is known for the Pignatelli Castle, originally from the 8th century. The village, of very ancient origins and involved in the Samnite wars, developed around the castle which was the scene of numerous medieval battles. Today the castle, transformed into a noble residence by the Pignatellis in the eighteenth century, is a historical symbol of the town.

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Monteroduni is known for the Pignatelli Castle, originally from the 8th century. The village, of very ancient origins and involved in the Samnite wars, developed around the castle which was the scene of numerous medieval battles. Today the castle, transformed into a noble residence by the Pignatellis in the eighteenth century, is a historical symbol of the town.

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Beautiful medieval village to visit

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Small inhabited center which is part of the Club of the most beautiful villages in Italy. From the village it is possible to see the Majella.

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Ancient fortified city with a curious U shape due to the conformation of the rocks on which it stands. To visit, near the historic center, the two waterfalls, one artificial and one natural.

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Pesche is a perched village that is nothing short of enchanting. It is located a few kilometers from Isernia. The remains of the Lombard castle are still visible. This country with stone houses offers breathtaking scenery!

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Roccamandolfi is known as the village of brigands. Numerous excursions start from here. The town is famous for the presence of the Tibetan bridge and the ancient Maginulfo Castle.

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Roccasicura is a beautiful town in the province of Isernia. The history of Transhumance is inherent in the place.

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Nature, history, culture: those who visit Roccamandolfi are spoiled for choice. The country, in fact, offers interesting elements in all three areas. From a landscape point of view, its territory undoubtedly boasts characteristics that distinguish it from other Municipalities. To begin with, within its borders rises the most extreme point of Monte Miletto, the highest peak of the Matese chain. Added to this is the presence of several spectacular waterfalls and the beautiful plateau of Campitello di Roccamandolfi. Meta, the latter, privileged for excursions and picnics, especially in the summer. Here the traditional Festa del Pastore takes place, which from the 70s to today remains one of the most awaited events of the Molise summer. A rural festival that takes place between milking and shearing tests, musical entertainment and, above all, typical local dishes, based on meat - mostly sheep - and cheeses. Alongside the charm of an environmental context that is still wild and uncontaminated, the village in the province of Pentra can count on a particularly interesting past. Historically, in fact, it is known for having been the homeland of some of the most famous brigands of the nineteenth century. To these attractions, another one has recently been added which has greatly contributed to making the country known and encouraging the arrival of visitors: the Tibetan bridge. As for scenic beauty, Roccamandolfi is second to none, neither in terms of typology nor in the variety of elements that can be found there. It is no coincidence that in 2003 a part of its territory, with a total extension of about 50 hectares, was declared a protected area. We are talking about the magnificent Torrente Callora nature reserve, an obligatory destination for hiking and canyoning enthusiasts, which however deserves to be included in travel itineraries even by simple nature lovers. It takes its name from the stream that crosses it, which has a particularly important flow in the winter months. It flows inside a fissure in the rock and, along its path, gives rise to rapids and waterfalls. In the Reserve there are suggestive gorges, numerous cliffs, a gorge, valleys, a wooded area that climbs up to the slopes of the castle and a meadow area with areas dedicated to pastures. (source https://molisensi.com/2022/03/08/roccamandolfi-dal-ponte-tibetano-sulla-scia-dei-briganti/)

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Carpinone, il cui nome risulta essere un accrescitivo di Carpino, che significa “luogo dell’acqua fredda”, nacque in epoca romana ma iniziò a svilupparsi con serio fervore durante l’occupazione longobarda divenendo in epoca normanna e poi sveva parte della Contea di Molise. Feudo dei Durazzo, dei D’Evoli e dei Caldora nel corso del Medioevo, consolidò le proprie difese con quest’ultima casata commissionante gli implementi costruttivi di cui beneficiò il castello datato XI secolo, una fortezza inespugnabile posta tatticamente su una roccia calcarea di elevata altezza. Decaduto il regime feudale, il borgo venne assoggettato al Regno delle due Sicilie e rientrò nella zona di passaggio dei mille garibaldini, impegnati a risalire l’Italia combattendo contro le milizie borboniche. Il paese continua a tener fede al proprio passato, tanto che il centro storico è rimasto immutato e perciò da visitare; a cingerlo in un forte abbraccio è un doppio ordine murario contraddistinto da un orientamento a ferro di cavallo data l’inaccessibilità del versante nord della rupe. Si ha dunque una prima cinta che difende la rocca insieme a un gruppo di abitazioni così da costituire una vera e propria Cittadella fortificata; la seconda cortina avvolge la parte ribassata dell’abitato. Il centro storico si pone fra le due formazioni ed è un incanto ancora fermo all’anno Mille, con le sue stradine lastricate, angoli molto discreti e un’atmosfera che rimanda a tempi assai remoti. Da queste parti è il Castello Caldera a incuriosire maggiormente per via dei numerosi riferimenti medievali che ne contraddistinguono una struttura adattata al concetto residenziale del Rinascimento. A pianta pentagonale, possiede un corpo centrale e tre torri angolari ancora integre a dispetto delle cinque originarie. Il non più esistente ponte levatoio ha trovato degna sostituzione in un ponte di pietra che introduce all’ingresso sovrastato da una loggia di evidente eleganza, ornata da quattro archetti a tutto sesto. È solo un gran peccato che il maniero non sia visitabile poiché di proprietà privata. Ammirarlo ogni modo dall’esterno vi stupirà, non c’è dubbio. L’hinterland del paese riserva piccoli e grandi spettacoli naturalistici, fra tutti l’affascinante grotta in contrada Cappella, la cascata del Carpino presso Schioppo e il Monte dei Santi, internamente al quale dovrebbero nascondersi delle catacombe in cui pare riposino le spoglie di moltissimi cristiani perseguitati al tempo di Diocleziano. (fonte: https://www.ilturista.info/guide.php?cat1=4&cat2=8&cat3=19&cat4=34&lan=ita)