Hill  Towns  of  Molise

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 November 2023
The hill towns of Molise provide some of the most fascinating days out in the region and some unusual landscapes to enjoy. 

Starting with the village of Bagnoli del Trigno, the voyage of discovery takes us to a place where clusters of multiple-coloured buildings gather around a rock from which a church soars above. 

There's no doubting that the main purpose for the construction of these towns and villages was to provide protection against unfriendly neighbours; this can be seen perfectly with the village of Cerro al Volturno which wraps around a hill topped by a fortress. 
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Bagnoli  del  Trigno

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Bagnoli del Trigno, Molise

Cerro  al  Volturno

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Cerro al Volturno, Molise

Sant'Angelo  Limosano

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Sant'Angelo Limosano, Molise

Montenero  di  Bisaccia

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Montenero di Bisaccia, Molise

Pietrabbondante

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Pietrabbondante, Molise

Limosano

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Limosano, Molise

Agnone

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Agnone, Molise

Pesche

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Pesche, Molise

Guardialfiera

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Guardialfiera, Molise

Castel  San  Vincenzo

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Castel San Vincenzo, Molise

Monteroduni

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Monteroduni, Molise

Trivento

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Trivento, Molise

Civita  Superiore  di  Bojano

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Civita Superiore di Bojano, Molise

Rocchetta  a  Volturno

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Rocchetta a Volturno, Molise

Pizzone

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Pizzone, Molise

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