13 guides · regione
Intact Roman Sepino, the shepherds' Tratturo Magno, Cluniac trails, Termoli and the Tremiti islands, ruined hamlets. Molise exists, and it's one of Italy's least-known treasures.
Jul 18, 2026
Discover what to see in Campobasso in 2 days: from Monforte Castle to medieval alleys, from the Samnite Museum to the hidden villages of authentic Molise.
Jul 12, 2026
Complete guide on where to stay in Termoli: from the old town on the headland to the seafront beaches, with tips on hotels, B&Bs and budget for every season.
Jul 11, 2026
Two days in Termoli exploring the old town on the promontory, the Swabian Castle, the Romanesque cathedral, Molise's Adriatic beaches and a ferry to the Tremiti Islands.
Jul 11, 2026
In Upper Molise, between Pescolanciano and Vastogirardi, the Collemeluccio-Montedimezzo UNESCO MAB Reserve safeguards ancient silver fir woods crossed by the drovers' tracks of the transhumance. One of the least visited areas in Italy, where the silence of the forest is still the norm.
Jun 30, 2026
In Upper Molise, Italy's least visited region, you ride the ancient grassy transhumance trails across highlands and near-deserted villages. No queues, no crowds: just silence, pastures and a forgotten Apennine world.
Jun 30, 2026
In inland Molise a stretch of the Pescasseroli-Candela droving trail survives, the ancient grassy route along which for centuries the flocks descended from Abruzzo to Apulia. Walking between the Samnite theatre of Pietrabbondante and the Roman city of Saepinum, you cross an almost unknown rural archaeology, in a region that mass tourism ignores entirely.
Jun 30, 2026
The Matese massif, straddling Molise and Campania, is one of the wildest and least trodden mountains in the Centre-South: high-altitude plateaus, sinkholes, Lake Matese and peaks such as the Gallinola and Monte Miletto. Off the tourist routes, it offers silence and boundless pastures just a few hours from Naples and Rome.
Jun 30, 2026
Upper Molise, around Agnone and Capracotta, is one of the most depopulated and silent areas in Italy: villages of bell foundries, ancient beech forests protected by UNESCO and high-altitude grazing meadows. A slow journey where the demographic void turns into deep quiet, far from any tourist circuit.
Jun 30, 2026