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Molise, the youngest Italian region (until 1963 it was part of Abruzzo), lies in central-southern Italy on the Adriatic coastline of the peninsula. Only its south-western section belongs to the Tyrrhenian coastline.
As regards area and population, it is the penultimate of the Italian regions, larger only than Val d'Aosta; lying to the north-east on the Adriatic, it borders with Abruzzo to the north, with Latium to the west, with Campania to the south and with Puglia (Apulia) to the south-east.
Its borders are mostly artificial, due mainly to complex feudal and administrative vicissitudes: natural limits are the Trigno and the Fortore rivers, which respectively mark most of the border with Abruzzo and Puglia and the calcareous massifs of Meta, the Mainardes and Matese, administratively divided between Latium and Campania.
History. The regional territory is nearly all mountainous (55% of the surface area) or hilly, with limited flat ground in the lower valleys and along the Adriatic ... Read More...
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Provinces of Molise: Isernia
This town is situated at 423 m. above sea level on a hill separating the Carpino and Sorde rivers.
An ancient Samnite centre with the name of Aesernia, it was colonized by Rome from 263 BC., becoming an important road communications intersection. Isernia was subjected to domination by the Goths, Byzantines and Lombards and was destroyed at the beginning of the ninth century by the Saracens. It was rebuilt in the eleventh century, from then on sharing the vicissitudes to the Kingdom of Sicily (later of Naples and the Two Sicily's) until unification with Italy in 1860. Situated in an earthquake-prone area, it was badly damaged by earthquakes in 1349, 1456, 1688 and 1805.
Interesting monuments include the Fontana delle Fraterna (fountain, 13th-14th century), the cathedral (in neo-classical style, 14th century) built over a previous church, destroyed by the 1805 earthquake, and the church of San Francesco.
The economy of the town is still based on the agricultural sector and on ... Read More...
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 You are looking for 3 Star Hotels in Molise, Italy
Our featured holiday accommodation properties in Molise include: and Garim.
In Molise we have holiday accommodation properties of the following type: and 3 Star Hotels.
Some of our popular destinations for holiday accommodation in Molise include: Arezzo, Bolzano, Campobasso, Florence, Isernia, Lucca, Milan, Naples, Palermo, Perugia, Rimini, Rome, Salerno, Siena, Termoli and Venezia.
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