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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.

It stands on the banks of the Volturno River in the province of Isernia.

The monumental complex of the abbey of San Vincenzo al Volturno is a little-known evocative place. It is made up of the new church, which can be reached by following the dirt road between the cypress trees, and the archaeological area where the remains of the ancient monastery are preserved. The arches are part of the new complex. Visits to the park are by reservation and for information you can write to the following email: info@criptadiepifanio.it.

The Sangro river originates from Mount Turchio at 1,400 meters and flows into the Adriatic Sea. It is 122 kilometers long and has become quite famous in the world of sport fishing.

Beautiful medieval village to visit

Ancient and very small village which houses the rock church of San Michele. The village is in an elevated position and guarantees excellent views of the plain below.

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.

Beautiful city, together with Campobasso it is one of the two provinces of Molise. We sadly remember the bombing carried out by the allies during the Second World War which razed a large part of the historic center of the city and caused the death of many citizens.