Bagnoli  del  Trigno​

Latest page update: 20 May 2025
By: Dion Protani
The village of Bagnoli del Trigno is situated within the Province of Isernia and has a population of 691 inhabitants.

Standing at an elevation of 660 metres above sea level, it covers a total area of 36 km². There are two hotels in and around the village while nearby places of interest include Pescolanciano, Vastogirardi and Pesche.
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Bagnoli del Trigno is a small village located in the province of Isernia, in the picturesque region of Molise. Situated along the Trigno River, the village is surrounded by the rolling hills and lush landscapes of the Apennine Mountains. Known for its traditional stone buildings and narrow streets, Bagnoli del Trigno offers a glimpse into the region’s rural heritage. The tranquil atmosphere and scenic beauty of the village make it a charming place for visitors seeking to explore the natural and cultural richness of Molise.

The surrounding area is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with various hiking trails that wind through the nearby hills and forests, offering stunning views of the valley below. The river itself adds to the natural charm of the village, with opportunities for fishing and exploring its banks. Bagnoli del Trigno is also an excellent base for those wishing to discover the surrounding region, with the nearby forests and mountains providing a wealth of outdoor activities throughout the year.

Close to Bagnoli del Trigno, the town of Isernia offers more cultural attractions, including archaeological sites and museums that highlight the area’s ancient history. To the south, the picturesque village of Venafro is home to Roman ruins and historic landmarks, while to the east, the vast landscapes of the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Molise National Park provide further opportunities for hiking and nature exploration. With its peaceful setting and access to both natural beauty and historical sites, Bagnoli del Trigno offers a unique and enriching experience in Molise.​

Things to Do

Things to Do in Bagnoli del Trigno
  • Centro Storico di Bagnoli del Trigno nestles dramatically against limestone cliffs in central Molise, its streets winding among stone houses, medieval arches, and steep stairways that climb the rocky slopes. The village exudes a striking, rugged beauty, with rustic façades, tiled rooftops, and balconies offering panoramic views over forested valleys. Small piazzas reveal glimpses of sheer rock faces and distant mountain ridges. Walking through Bagnoli del Trigno offers a journey into a place where nature and architecture blend seamlessly into the landscape.
  • Chiesa di San Silvestro stands partly embedded in the cliffs, its stone façade harmonising with the surrounding rock. Inside, visitors discover wooden altars, sacred images, and simple decorative details that reflect the faith of a mountain community. The church has long been central to religious life and village celebrations. It remains a cherished symbol of Bagnoli del Trigno’s spiritual and cultural identity.
  • Castello Sanfelice rises above the village, perched dramatically on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Trigno valley. Though partly in ruins, its towers and defensive walls evoke tales of medieval lords and strategic battles fought to control this rugged terrain. Climbing up to the castle rewards visitors with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. It stands as Bagnoli del Trigno’s most iconic reminder of its feudal and defensive past.
  • Piazza Olmo serves as the village’s social heart, edged by stone buildings, small cafés, and benches where locals gather. The square hosts markets, festivals such as the Sagra dei Pezzetti, and quiet moments of conversation under Molise’s clear skies. Cobblestones underfoot and views of the looming cliffs create a striking atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to pause and savour the gentle rhythm of life in Bagnoli del Trigno.
  • Guided historical and nature walks in Bagnoli del Trigno take visitors through medieval streets, cliffside churches, and panoramic trails winding into the surrounding mountains and valleys. Local guides share stories of noble families, ancient defensive strategies, and the medicinal herbs historically gathered in the area. Tours often include tastings of local specialities such as truffle dishes, caciocavallo cheese, and Molisan wines. Exploring with a guide reveals Bagnoli del Trigno’s unique blend of dramatic scenery, deep history, and authentic mountain village life.
Bagnoli del Trigno Tours and Activities
Comune di Bagnoli del Trigno
Province: Isernia

Region: Molise

Population: 621​ (in 2024 - source)

​​​​Size: 37 km²

​Elevation: 660 metres

Close by: Pescolanciano, Vastogirardi, Pietrabbondante, Pesche

Recommended accommodation: Domus Hotel 

  Where to Stay

Where to Stay in Bagnoli del Trigno

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