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Scenic view of Candela

Gravel route on well-maintained dirt roads. Immersed in the countryside and almost entirely downhill.

Places of other times

Mighty fortification erected by Duke Pirro del Balzo, then transformed into a noble residence in the 16th century by Carlo and Emanuele Gesualdo. Inside is the Municipal Historical Archive and the National Archaeological Museum, rich in evidence of the Roman colony of Venusia.

If you want to go further north west to Candela/Accadia take a right and follow the EuroVelo and not the shortcut Komoot might suggest. You may check out another highlight point warning about it - just a bit too late ;)

The Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Co-cathedral of Ascoli Satriano, has three entrance doors that hint at the internal plan with three naves, on the central entrance door are depicted biblical stories and images of the city's patron saints on bronze panels.

Pleasant village to explore on foot and get lost in the alleys and pretty corners. Arrival point of the Tratturo Regio (Pescasseroli - Candela) on which millions of sheep transhumed every year

Candela is a picturesque town located in the southern Dauni mountains, with its historic center rising on the hills of San Rocco and San Tommaso. The municipal territory, between the Carapelle and Ofanto rivers, marks the end of the Pescasseroli-Candela sheep track, an ancient grassy transhumance route 211 km long. With a population of 2,495 inhabitants, Candela is a municipality in the province of Foggia, in Puglia. A place where history and nature blend, offering a fascinating perspective on the southern Dauni mountains.