Location: Province of Benevento
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The Province of Benevento (Italian: Provincia di Benevento) is a province in the Campania region of Italy. Its capital is the city of Benevento.
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1. Museo Diocesano e Percorso Archeologico Ipogeo
2. Museo Ricordi di Padre Pio
3. Civic Museum of Ceramics in Cerreto Sannita
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4.5 based on 28 reviews
4. Museo Archeologico Nazionale del Sannio Caudino
5. Museo Degli Orologi Da Torre
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
6. Museo del Sannio - Permanent Exhibition Iside la Scandalosa e la Magnifica
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
7. Museo del Sannio e Chiostro di Santa Sofia - Patrimonio UNESCO
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4.5 based on 124 reviews
The original nucleus of the museum goes back to the 1873. The museum collection took shape over the time as a result of donations, acquisitions and local discoveries. It collects historical evidences since samnitic and roman period, passing through the longobards age, and culminating into interesting national artists works of the XX century. The over 500 finds cover a long period, from the prehistory to our days, and through them we arw able to follow the creation of a local awareness of the heritage, all over the centuries. Belongs to the museum also the romanesque cloister of the XII century, that together with the church is since 2011 a serial site of Unesco. The itinerary also winds along the Palazzo Casiello, seat since 2014 of the section known as "Sculptures and Sarcophagi" of the roman period, that also hosts a bookshop/infopoint
8. Casa Natale di Padre Pio
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4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By MonicaC517 - Miami, United States
Born in Pietrelcina, this extraordinary saint (the only Catholic Priest to have received the stigmata), well deserves a 2 day visit in his hometown. "In Pietrelcina, there was Jesus and it all started there" said Padre Pio when referring to his hometown. Visiting his birthplace and other crucial streets where you can relate to his path to sainthood makes the visit worth while. A crucial walk is the one he loved the most, the road from Pietrelcina to Piana Romana, where his parents had a small house that you can visit. Walking that road (Starting from the Road of Little Madona) you leave Pietrelcina and find the so-called Rosary Walk, where Padre Pio, as Francesco Forgionne, would walk while praying the Rosary, accompanied by Mary and Jesus. It is this road that somehow fills your heart and prepares you to receive many blessings at the site in Piana Romana where Padre Pio received the first signs of the stigmata under a large Elm tree on Septembre 7th, 1910. There you will find the Chapel that keeps the preserved "Olmo". So, two days is just enough to visit the town of Pietrelcina and everything related to his life and on the second, you can follow the trail he often took to Piana Romana and visit the sacred places there where Jesus and Mary accompanied him so often.
9. Spazio Strega
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4.0 based on 73 reviews
10. Janua Museo delle Streghe
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
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