Civitacampomarano​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 26 September 2023
​The village of Civitacampomarano is situated within the Province of Campobasso and stands at an elevation of 520 metres above sea level. It has a population of around 370 inhabitants.

Places of interest nearby include Trivento, Limosano, Sant'Angelo Limosano and Larino while the recommended accommodation for Civitacampomarano is the Hotel San Giorgio​ in Campobasso.
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Civitacampomarano is a small medieval town located in the Molise region of southern Italy. Its history dates back to ancient times, with evidence of Samnite settlements in the area. Over the centuries, the town came under the rule of various civilizations, including the Romans, Lombards, and Normans.

During the medieval period, Civitacampomarano became an important fortified town, strategically positioned on a hill to defend against potential invasions. The town's historical architecture and cobblestone streets still reflect its medieval heritage.

Tourist Sights: 

  • Medieval Architecture: The town's historic center is a maze of narrow alleys, stone houses, and medieval buildings, providing visitors with a step back in time to the Middle Ages.
  • Castello dei Monaci: The "Castle of the Monks" is a notable landmark in Civitacampomarano, located on a hill overlooking the town. Although now in ruins, the castle provides panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
  • Church of San Nicola di Bari: This charming church in Civitacampomarano features beautiful religious artworks and is a peaceful place for contemplation.
  • Palazzo Ducale: The Ducal Palace is an elegant historical building in the town, reflecting its noble past.
  • Rural Beauty: The countryside surrounding Civitacampomarano is characterized by lush hills, vineyards, and olive groves, making it a serene and picturesque destination for nature enthusiasts.
  • Festivals and Traditions: Civitacampomarano celebrates various traditional festivals, offering visitors a chance to experience authentic local customs and folklore.

Local Cuisine: Molise is renowned for its simple and delicious cuisine. Visitors to Civitacampomarano can enjoy traditional dishes such as cavatelli pasta, lamb dishes, and artisanal cheeses like caciocavallo and pecorino.
Comune di Civitacampomarano
Province: Campobasso

Region: Molise

Population: 314 (source: ISTAT 1 January 2023)

​​Total size: 39 km²​​

Elevation: 520 metres

Highlights: Castello Angioino, street art

​​Close by: Trivento, Limosano, Sant'Angelo Limosano, Larino

Recommended accommodation: Hotel San Giorgio (36 km)

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