Things to see and do Molise

The Molise tourist office is a useful place to get information and advice on Agnone and the surrounding area. However, it is poorly signposted and difficult to find. Once inside, visitors can obtain information on the region's tourist attractions, as well as maps and plans of the town. Molise's main tourist attractions include Caldora Castle, the archaeological area of Saepinum, the ancient city walls, San Basso Cathedral, Svevo Castle, San Bartolomeo Cathedral and the church of Santa Maria di Costantinopoli.

The International Miniature Nurseries Museum brings together over 200 crèches made in the twentieth century from all parts of the world (Europe, Mexico, Japan, Australia…).

Church built around 1118. Perfect example of mixing styles.

Beautiful silver objects made by the goldsmith Giovanni Da Agnone.

Fortified palace built during the fifteenth century, also known as Torre del Mercato, he served as residence at the Duchess Maria Di Durazzo.

Perched at 900 m above sea level, garden of greenery of 450 ha of oak, ash, box and robiniers. There is a rest area where you can park. In order to recover, a restaurant awaits you. Another solution, the picnic. You can visit the little church San Giovanni Guadalberto.

Its façade is pierced by a beautiful portal of Romanesque style. Inside, we will admire two Renaissance tabernacles and a Virgin in the middle of the Apostles dating back to 1480.

The church is easily retractable through its bell tower. Notice the sculptures of the capitals, above the warlock porch, representing animals, rabbit, lion, dog, monkey.

This is where the Biferno River originated. There is a beautiful view of the surrounding area.

At its summit, which is joined from the church of San Giorgio by borrowing the Viale delle Rimembranze, we meet the church Santa Maria del Monte and the Castello Monforte.

Paintings from the th and th centuries Neapolitan school.

Surrounded by the main square, it was built during the th century.

In the sixteenth century, the church contains fifteen small paintings representing the mysteries of the rosary, realized in the seventeenth century.

Erigée sur les structures of a older building, the church dates from the end of the XIV century.

Its façade is pierced by a beautiful Gothic portal. See also his xviiith century Campanile.

This xivth century palace, which was a time of ducal residence, now houses several Roman mosaics of the third century BC, of great artistic value.

It is a Romanesque style in a Romanesque style and is of great historical and artistic value.