Location: Province of Campobasso
Top Things to do in Province of Campobasso
What to do and see in Province of Campobasso, Molise: The Best Things to do
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. Museo dei Misteri
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5.0 based on 71 reviews
2. Cattedrale di Termoli
3. Lido Stella Marina
4. Museo Sannitico
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4.5 based on 105 reviews
5. Castello Svevo di Termoli
6. Lido Panfilo
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4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By tripsvee
The staff looked after us so well here, we were sorry to leave. Nothing was too much trouble. They even let us use our own tea bags in their individual teapots so we could have a cuppa almost as good as what we have at home!! Grazie Angelo, Angela e famiglia. Abbiamo avuto un bel soggiornò a Termoli e ci avete accolto e riguardate benissimo. A la prossima xx
7. A Rejecelle
8. Borgo Medievale di Termoli
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4.5 based on 574 reviews
Reviewed By preglad - New York, United States
My memory, over a lifetime of extensive drive visits all over Italy, is bookmarked with a personal COE selection of Hall of Fame mid-size candidates less commonly engaged. Among them (and not entirely out if the neighborhood) are for polar different Vieste and Lecce in Apulia. Newest to that revered category is Borgo Medievale di Termoli, which somehow suggest a little of both, yet retaining its own unique character in the process. Older Termoli is an ironic alternate: in a flash either chic or cozy, urbane or seafaring, intimate or worldly. It is in some ways what for me Taormina in Sicily- lately overwhelmed in elite surrender - used to be, infinitely photogenic in varied options while never losing sight of its primordial simpler values. It's a town in which to fall in love, and in the absence of such fortune, instead with which to do so. Termoli makes for a perfect and goal needless passeggiata stroll. Doubles resound: On a cool night, I might choose a small cigar, warm afternoon a nocciolo gelato to my wife's deep chocolate. Termoli's a dual battery a day better served by two meals and a mid-afternoon or later evening snack/drink rather than three. Though there are fine meat options as well, proof of Termoli's legitimacy as a great seafood town is the central massive pesceria behemoth open only to commercial establishments and resembling a Wall Street Stock Exchange. Here fish is bought in blocks of multiple cases by bidding with one hand recognized for being held higher than thirty surrounding it. If three surrounding regions want seafood, they may well find themselves in the midst of that particular incessant competition. Termoli adjusts beautifully to varied intentions and interests. or three nights rather than a checked-off half day - if possible. Termoli is a very relaxing town as well. There is no massive list of check-offs required for a meaningful encounter here. One's unhurried eye, sans any book, directs attention to what is best not missed. My wife and I are currently eating and walking our way through a wonderful birthday primavera week in Termoli. For those who prefer summer, it's all a little more challenging, but I imagine the payoff is more festivals and the immediate surrounding lovely beaches. Termoli's Borgo Medievale is infinitely adaptive and ready for "to each one's own".
9. Castello Monforte
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4.0 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By asmar77 - Istanbul, Turkey
Walking along the narrow streets of the old town centre, along the picturesque salita dei monti (climb of the mountains), you can reach the highest point of the city of Campobasso. On this rocky hill, 790 metA national monument and symbol of the city, the castle takes its name from Count Nicola II Monforte, who restored it in 1458 after an earthquake.ers above sea level, you will find the Monforte Castle. Recommended to visit
