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Molise Hinterland

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Molise's mountains are the most pure and untouched ones in Italy, with no doubt.
Matese mountains are the most important calcareous massif of the whole peninsula, both for its extensiona and for its waters. Campitello Matese is a renowned ski resort, together with Capracotta, equipped with two ski facilities, for both alpine and cross-country skiing.
Another important Mountain massif is that one of Mainarde, characterized by deep scars and forgotten atmosphere, related to bucolic world.

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Some Towns in Molise Hinterland

  • San Felice del Molise

    The town's name, changed several times over the years, currently honors the patron saint. The second part, which distinguishes...

  • Campobasso

    Fourth main city of Italy for the highest location, after Enna, Potenza and L'Aquila, Campobasso was a Sannita settlement, that...

  • Agnone

    Municipality in the province of Isernia, situated on a hill surrounded by woods, in a panoramic position on the Valley of Verrino,...

  • Bojano

    The town's name refers to the Latin words "bos, bovis" (ox), from which derives Bovianum. Municipality in the province of Campobasso,...

  • Capracotta

    The town's name recall its ancient religious Lombard customs: the Lombards, in fact, used to sacrifice goats to the god Thor before...

  • Oratino

    Local historians attest that the town's name derives from the Latin word "lauretum" (small wood of laurel trees), while for others,...

  • Campitello Matese

    District of the municipality of San Massimo, near Campobasso, it is situated 1429 meters above sea level, in the Matese massif,...

  • Carovilli

    The town's name, over the centuries has been subject to numerous interpretations: it probably takes its origins from the Latin...

  • Sepino

    The town's name derives from the Latin "saepes" (hedge) and "Saepio" (to surround), from which comes "Saepinum". Municipality...

  • Isernia

    Situated near the high basin of the river Volturno, the area was already inhabited since the Paleolithic Ages, evidenced by exhibits...

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