In the heart of the city center, this historical food market is located between via Albinelli and Piazza XX Settembre. For decades, the daily buzz remains unchanged. Inside of the historical building there are 65 stands. All are selling items, from cheese and fruit to vegetables, meat, bakery products, and fresh fish.
The town sits on the top of a hill and is dominated by huge rocks towering up above it. Undeniably, the sight is dramatic. Appropriately, the name Pietrabbondante means ‘stones in abundance’! The beautiful mountainous Molise countryside surrounds the town and the views from here are stunning.
Capracotta is a renowned ski resort located in the heart of upper Molise at an altitude of 4,662 feet. It is one of the most beautiful and highest mountain villages in the southern Apennines. On March 5, 2015, an amazing 101 inches of snow fell in Capracotta in an eighteen hour period. It is a world record for the greatest snowfall ever recorded in the span of 24 hours. For those seeking quiet adventure and soulful connection to the land, Capracotta is a revelation.
Termoli is a coastal gem on Molise’s Adriatic edge—an unspoiled blend of beach bliss, medieval charm, and everyday Italian life. With its old town perched on a promontory above turquoise waters, cobblestone lanes winding through pastel houses, and the scent of sea salt and fresh bread filling the air, Termoli is both authentic and alluring. It’s a destination that Italians keep to themselves—and for good reason.
The artificial reservoir with turquoise waters is host to multiple activities including fishing, water sports, camping and more. The Mountain peaks of the Mainarde and sandy shores surround the small jewel of Molise.
The ancient Abbey, located near Lago di Castel San Vincenzo, was founded in the 8th century. Over time, it became one of the most important monastic complexes in Europe. The current monastery houses a group of 8 Benedictine sisters who have dedicated themselves to restoring monastic life in the Abbey.
The program and parks have the primary purpose of maintaining a long lasting balance between man and his environment or biosphere. The UNESCO site and nature reserve encompasses two forests. The network of trails for discovering the magnificent biodiversity of Alto Molise is immense. Popular activities include trekking, mountain biking and picnics. The reserve hosts nearly 25,000 visitors every year.
Mount Vesuvius, an active volcano near the Bay of Naples, has erupted more than 50 times throughout history. Its most famous eruption occurred in 79 A.D., when it violently erupted, burying the ancient Roman city of Pompeii under millions of tons of volcanic ash. Tragically, around two thousand Pompeiians perished in the catastrophe. The site lay forgotten for centuries until explorers rediscovered it in 1748. Beneath the layers of dust and ash, Pompeii was remarkably well-preserved, nearly frozen in time. Buildings stood intact, and everyday objects—from household goods to personal items—littered the streets, offering a rare snapshot of daily life in ancient Rome. Archaeologists even uncovered preserved jars of fruit and loaves of bread, providing a stunning glimpse into the past. Today, the excavation of Pompeii continues, drawing fascination and awe from around the world as it reveals more of its secrets, offering a poignant reminder of the power of nature and the resilience of history.
A bespoke experience organized by Bosco de’Medici. An expert archaeological guide reveals all the secrets and curiosities of the ancient city of Pompeii. As noted, it remains one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. At the end of the tour, the experience continues with a visit and tasting lunch at the estate.