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The name Saepinum derives from the Latin and means to fence and therefore refers to the breeding activities practiced here at the time. It was conquered by the Romans in the Third Samnite War in 293 BC.

Sepino is a small town in Molise which is part of the circuit of the most beautiful villages in Italy. The medieval historic center is well preserved and it is possible to visit the church of Santa Cristina and the ducal palace. On the hills of the Tammaro valley there are several archaeological sites testifying to the ancient Samnite and Roman settlements.

Ancient Samnite settlement located about 3 km north-west of Sepino, on a hill overlooking the plain of the Tammaro river. The 4th century BC settlement it was inhabited until the 3rd century AD, when it was abandoned in favor of the Roman city of Saepinum, located further downstream.

The archaeological site of San Pietro di Cantoni shows the remains of an ancient sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Mefite. It dates back to the 4th century BC. and consists of a sacred area enclosed by megalithic walls and a temple on a rectangular podium. It was frequented by the Samnites and then by the Romans until the 3rd century AD, when it was abandoned and transformed into a Christian church dedicated to St. Peter.

Saepinum is an ancient Roman city. The name derives from the Latin "saepire", or fence. Originally, in fact, it is thought that there was a fence for the flocks here. There is currently an interesting archaeological museum and an impressive Roman theater which seated around 3,000 is still visible. Access to the site is free, only the museum is subject to payment.

From here it is possible to enjoy a beautiful panoramic view towards Cerreto Sannita and La Pizzuta.

From here there is a beautiful view of Monte Erbano from a distance, while to the east is Montalto with its 851 meters.

The waterfall can be admired from a medieval bridge, and the water here falls about 30 meters (in the warmer months the waterfall could be dry).