Houses for sale in Molise

A popular saying goes: 'Molise does not exist'. This is because it is undoubtedly one of the least known regions in Italy. But Molise exists, and how it exists! In a natural setting of absolute value, a holiday in Molise offers the opportunity, among other things, to embark on a magical journey among ancient vestiges and nature reserves, as well as to devote oneself to tasting Molise's delicious food and wine specialities. In Casalciprano, a visit to the Sanctuary of the Santissima Annunziata in Castagneto and the very important Museum of Peasant Memory is not to be missed. Awaiting the visitor in Castropignano are countless beauties such as the Castello d'Evoli and the Church of the Madonna delle Grazie. Not to be missed is a visit to the nearby Roccaspromonte, also of a purely medieval character. Fossalto, a delightful mediaeval village, besides being the birthplace of Giuseppe Folchi and Eugenio Cirese, offers, among other things, a visit to the Church of San Antonio di Padova, an exemplary Baroque testimony, and the 15th-century tower. Pietracupa, dominated by a spectacular Murgia, as well as offering a marvellous view of Molise, proposes two iconic examples to visit, namely the parish Church of Sant'Antonio Abate and the rupestrian Church.