Location: Province of Campobasso
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What to do and see in Province of Campobasso, Italy: The Best Places and Tips
The Province of Campobasso (Italian: Provincia di Campobasso; Molisan dialect: Pruìnge de Cambuàsce) is a province in the Molise region of southern Italy. Its capital is the city of Campobasso.
Restaurants in Province of Campobasso
1. Area Archeologica di Saepinum
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4.5 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By Joseph G - Montreal, Canada
Well preserved ruined Saepinum is a good example of a Roman provincial town. Originally established by the Samnites, it was conquered by the Romans in 293 BC and flourished in the first two centuries AD.
Today this walled town retains three of its four original gates, it two main roads, as well as the marketplace, the forum, basilica and theatre.
There is no entrance fee and the place is hardly ever overcrowded; it's a great outing for couples and families.
2. Borgo Medievale di Termoli
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4.5 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By Muweti - Limpopo
The best kept old Italian city I have seen yet, absolutely charming, people friendly, great restaurants, great bars, unusual shops, really lovely there. Wonderful 6th century Cathedral and great hotels, we stayed at Locanda Alfieri which was superb. I would go back tomorrow if I could.
3. Cattedrale di Termoli
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4.5 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By Mkhulujo - Phalaborwa
This was the venue for our daughter's and now son-in-law's wedding mass. The temperatures outside were very high and although the church was a little hot with all the people, it was very cool inside by comparison.
Beautiful service, wonderful occasion in this central venue of the old city. The atmosphere was quite spectacular.
We had visited the Cathedral beforehand and the history associated with it was very interesting.
4. Castello Svevo di Termoli
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4.5 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By anonymous71301 - Seattle, Washington
We ended up in Termoli because we wanted to see the Adriatic Sea and there was a nice Airbnb. It's just a very beautiful, clean, well kept up town. We loved it there. However, very few people spoke much English. They kept asking, what are you doing here? how did you hear about Termoli. We looked it up (after we got there) according to Wiki it's become a resort area for Italian families. We felt we were able to witness traditional Italian family interactions. The Sunday evening walk about town was so lovely. So many families, children, elderly, extremely well dressed and others not so, all walking together, chatting, smoking, having a meal or drinks at street side cafes. I want to go back.
5. Antiquarium di Saepinum-Altilia
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4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By ulysses64 - Rome, Italy
This Roman town, built on a pre-existing Samnite settlement is little known but the Italian public, let alone by foreign torurists. And yet it is well worth a visit. The ruins include all of the original four gates (you can climb onto the battlements of one of them), a very well preserved theatre, the forum (with a very beautiful foutain), the basilica and many other buildings. Spend a morning or an afternoon at this very tranquil (and decidedly uncrowded) site and conclude your visit with a hearty meal at the restaurant next to the main gate (it specialises in lamb). What surprises me is that there is no entry charge. What a pity; this could help the authorities provide some more information about what you see.
6. Castello Monforte
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4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By viaggiaresempre73 - New York City, New York
You can enjoy a beautiful view of the city of Campobasso from the top of mountain - breathtaking! Did not get to see inside so will have to go back!
7. Museo Sannitico
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4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Winnipeg1991
This is an informative, well organized and above all interesting small museum on a hidden pedestrian side street in Campobasso. The exhibits almost all have detailed and clear English explanations describing the relevance of the artifacts. There is no entry fee. The museum occupies a large 3 story villa and is very bright, airy and open. It focuses mostly on the story of the Samnites through displays of many 2000+ year old artifacts found in the province. Well done. Worth a visit if you are nearby.
8. SANTUARIO MADONNA DEL CANNETO o MADONNA DI CANNETO
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4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Niko L
Been here twice with friends and families .... the Sanctuary have a century churchill and garden all around .... nice place for take a break.
9. Agriturismo Morgia dei Briganti
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4.5 based on 52 reviews
Farm Ciccarella. A place of peace and tranquility where you can relax with beautiful walks among the green of uncontaminated nature to the rediscovery of ancient local traditions.
Reviewed By TheZIa - London, United Kingdom
A must visit when in the area, this agriturismo never fails to deliver great food. What's more, the staff are so friendly and attentive. Nearly everything you eat is locally sourced or homemade even the cherry digestivo. I particularly like the truffle infused lentils and...MoreHi TheZla, thank you very much for this positive review. I hope to have you back soon as our guest to be able to amaze even better. Luigi.
10. A Rejecelle
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4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By ColoradoLifeisgood - Colorado
We had fun trying to locate this narrow passageway and navigating through it. Once inside with a backpack there was no turning around.
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