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2021
Autumnal landscape of Molise
2023
Roccavivara, Sanctuary of S. Maria di Canneto
Surrounded by pines, in an area already inhabited in Roman times, the abbey-sanctuary of S. M. di Canneto rises isolated in the middle of an olive grove.
2014
Molise - Abbazia di San Vincenzo al Volturno (IS)
L'abbazia di San Vincenzo al Volturno è una storica abbazia benedettina posta nel territorio dei comuni di Castel San Vincenzo e di Rocchetta a Volturno in Provincia di Isernia, nell'Alta Valle del Volturno
2020
Landscapes
Molise is an Italian mountainous region with a stretch of coast overlooking the Adriatic Sea. It includes a part of the Abruzzo National Park in the Apennine mountain range, with a rich wildlife and trails. The regional capital, Campobasso, is known for the Monforte Castle, located on a mountain, and for the Romanesque churches. To the north is the archaeological area of Pietrabbondante with an ancient theater and a Samnite temple.
2025
Isernia. Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle 26.04.25
2023
Macchia d'Isernia. Baronial castle D'Alena. View
Baronial castle of Alena: the castle occupies a substantial portion of the ancient circular village. It was built around 1100 by Clementina, daughter of Roger II Norman, king of Sicily, when the feud was part of the county of Ugone del Molise. The garrison passed into the hands of the Anjou, the Afflitto and the Rotondi barons. In 1480 it was restored in Renaissance style as a patrician residence, purchased by Giovanni Donato della Marra, who was count of Macchia. In 1748 the castle was sold to Maria Grazia Rotondi, then given to Nicola d'Alena. Celeste d'Alena was baroness of Macchia, married to the Frisaris, counts of Bisceglie and patricians of Castel San Vincenzo. The façade of the building dominates the square in front of the village, embellished by a Renaissance loggia with round arches. The first part of this loggia dates back to the Aragonese era, with a roof resting on 5 small arches. The rest of the castle is spread over 3 levels, of which the highest is the attic. In the internal courtyard, the beautiful Renaissance staircase with the colonnade stands out, which leads to the main floors. On the ground floor there are cellars, stables and servants' rooms. The upper floor was the residence of the nobles, with various rooms, including the private chapel with various relics. In 1984 the castle was extensively restored, being brought back to its eighteenth-century splendour.
2015
Pescopennataro (IS)
Pescopennataro è un comune italiano di 269 abitanti della provincia di Isernia in Molise. Fino al 1790 è stato parte integrante del Giustizierato d'Abruzzo e dell'Abruzzo Citeriore del Regno di Napoli e del Regno delle Due Sicilie. La porta arcuata medievale, detta "Porta di sopra". Mediante questa si accede alla chiesa madre. La chiesa di San Bartolomeo apostolo (1654), ricostruita nel XX secolo dopo le distruzioni delle guerre mondiali. Di particolare interesse sono l'altare maggiore con l'annesso tabernacolo in legno, i 6 altari minori laterali, un pulpito dello stesso materiale del tabernacolo, un organo da chiesa ed una originale acquasantiera. La chiesa della Madonna delle Grazie. L'Eremo di San Luca, situato nel bosco e nel territorio del comune di Sant'Angelo del Pesco. La fontana di Piazza del Popolo, opera dell'architetto De Lallo. Il Museo della Pietra "Chiara Marinelli". Il Belvedere del Guerriero Sannita.
2023
Macchia d’Isernia. Church of San Nicola di Bari.
The church is located in the center of the village and dates back to the 14th century. it was restored in 1780, and dedicated to San Nicola di Bari in homage to Nicola d'Alena.
2022
Isernia. Santo Spirito railway bridge.
2018
Isernia, la Cattedrale, notturne
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