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Things to see and do in Molise

For anyone but sheep and shepherds, Molise is literally off the beaten track. Apart from a few cities, habitation is sparse in the inland hills, and Termoli on the coast is mainly a beach stop. Yet there are quite a few interesting sights in this secret and unexplored part of Italy.



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Up until 1963 Molise was a part of the plural Abruzzi, but the two southern provinces Isernia and Campobasso were split off making Campobasso capital of Italy’s youngest region.

Termoli Cathedral

Termoli Cathedral and a disputed saint

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December 29, 2021
Termoli Cathedral is one of the most beautiful monuments seen in Molise. An Oriental fantasy of arabesque ornaments and the figure of a noseless saint.
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What to do in Termoli - Italian Notes

What to do in Termoli on the Adriatic Coast?

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December 28, 2021
Termoli in Molise is wide sandy beaches, an active fishing harbour and an old fortified town to explore. Here is our suggestion on what to do in Termoli.
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Tuna Carpaccio

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April 11, 2020
This tuna carpaccio with lemon marmalade was inspired by a visit to Termoli, where all the main restaurants excel in fresh fish.
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Festivals in the province of Isernia

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Folklore and festivals are great ways to experience the local spirit in any part of Italy, which is why I have accumulated this guide to festivals in the province of Isernia.
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The Sunken Bell of Termoli

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Taking some time out to listen for the ripple of the legendary sunken bell of Termoli that warned fishermen of impending danger.
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Sagne Pasta in Tomato Sauce from Chieti

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This recipe for pasta in tomato sauce is typical for the ’cucina povera’. Ingredients cost next to nothing, yet there’s a rich taste.
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Artisan Woodwork in the centre of Isernia

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March 19, 2017
How a chance encounter in Isernia’s Corso Marcelli opened my eyes to the intricate wonder of artisan woodwork.
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Venafro in Molise

Venafro in Molise

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January 3, 2016
Venafro in Molise is an idyllic town with a mythological origin. According to legend it was founded by the Greek superhero Diomedes. 
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The archaeological layers of Isernia

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We didn’t see signs of human activity from the Lower Paleolithic 700.000 years ago, but there are plenty other archaeological layers of Isernia to discover.
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Transhumance through Bojano in Molise

Transhumance through Bojano in Molise

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Up until the World War II shepherds moved their sheep with the seasons. Their paths have been preserved and one of them runs through Bojano in Molise.
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Cardarelli Stone Bridge

Cardarelli Stone Bridge

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October 19, 2013
Isernia sights: According to Wikipedia one of the main sights in Isernia is the Cardarelli Stone Bride that proved very hard to find.
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A narrow street in one of the small towns in the Italian region Molise.

What to see in Molise

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May 1, 2013
My list of what to see in Molise - one of the least known regions in Italy with proud traditions for bell founding, knife forging and bagpipes.
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