Trivento​

Latest page update: 2 March 2025
By Dion Protani
​The town of Trivento is situated within the Province of Campobasso and has a population of 4,643 inhabitants.

Standing at an elevation of 599 metres above sea level, it covers a total area of 73 km². The nearest hotel is 18 km away while nearby places of interest include Bagnoli del Trigno, Limosano and Sant'Angelo Limosano.
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Trivento • Molise • Historic Hill Town
Trivento is a historic town located in the central part of Molise, nestled in the hills of the Apennine Mountains. As part of the province of Campobasso, it sits between the valleys of the Trigno and Sente rivers, offering a peaceful, rural setting with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The town's origins date back to ancient times, with evidence of its long history reflected in its medieval architecture, narrow streets, and historical landmarks. Trivento is also known for its traditional craftsmanship, particularly in the production of wine and olive oil, making it an important hub in the region's agricultural landscape.

The surrounding area offers abundant opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and exploring the scenic hills and forests. Trivento is situated within close reach of the vast landscapes of the Matese Regional Park, known for its beautiful forests, rivers, and wildlife, providing a perfect setting for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The peaceful atmosphere of Trivento makes it an ideal base for those wanting to immerse themselves in the tranquillity of rural Molise while having access to nearby attractions.

Nearby, the town of Campobasso, the provincial capital, offers a lively urban experience with its shops, cultural attractions, and historical sites. To the south, the ancient town of Venafro is home to Roman ruins and other archaeological sites. With its blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and proximity to other notable towns, Trivento provides a quiet yet enriching experience for visitors to Molise.​
Highlights and nearby attractions
  • Historical Centre: The heart of Trivento is its medieval historical cent. Stroll through its narrow streets and admire well-preserved buildings, including churches, palaces, and ancient gateways.
  • Church of Santa Maria Maggiore: Visit the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, an impressive religious structure dating back to the 13th century. Its Gothic façade and ornate interiors are worth exploring.
  • Palazzo D'Avalos: Explore Palazzo D'Avalos, a renoble residence that stands as a symbol of the town's historical significance.
  • Sanctuary of the Madonna del Canneto: Take a short trip to the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Canneto, located just outside Trivento. The sanctuary is a place of pilgrimage and offers a peaceful setting for contemplation.
  • Biferno River Valley: Embrace the natural beauty of the Biferno River valley with its lush landscapes and scenic views. Nature lovers can enjoy hiking or simply relaxing in this serene setting.
  • Local Festivals: If your visit coincides with one of Trivento's festivals, such as the Festa di San Giorgio, you can experience the town's vibrant traditions, local music, and lively celebrations.
  • Local Cuisine: Savour the authentic flavors of Molise by trying local dishes, such as cavatelli pasta, lamb-based specialties, and traditional sweets.
Comune di Trivento
Province: Campobasso

Region: Molise
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Population: 4,343 (in 2024 - source)

​​​​Size: 73 km²

​Elevation: 599 metres

Close by: Bagnoli del Trigno, Limosano, Sant'Angelo Limosano​

Recommended accommodation: Domus Hotel (18 km)

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Travel
Trivento is accessible by car and public transport. The closest major cities are Campobasso and Isernia. If arriving by plane, the nearest airports are Naples International Airport (NAP) and Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO). From there, you can take a train or rent a car to reach Trivento.

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