Tourist attractions

The Swabian Castle, together with the Cathedral, is the main symbol of Termoli and characterizes the entire medieval village, made up of narrow, winding streets and well-preserved houses. As with most of the defensive walls, the construction of the castle

The sea procession of San Basso, San Bass pe’ mare in the Termoli dialect, is the most awaited celebration in the city and takes place on 3 and 4 August each year.

  The route winds along secondary roads, cycle paths and dirt paths, offering cyclists the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking landscapes, historic cities and picturesque villages. The Adriatica Ciclovia is an excellent choice for cyclists of all experience levels, as

  Campomarino is surrounded by beautiful countryside, perfect for hiking, cycling and trekking. You can visit the Punta Aderci Nature Reserve, where you can admire a variety of flora and fauna. Another option is to take a boat trip

  Being a seaside area, the local culinary specialty is “fish soup with peas“; Also worth mentioning are the “onion salad”, the excellent fruits such as watermelons and the grapes with which an excellent wine is produced. The

The Tremiti Islands are an archipelago of three islands off the coast of Campomarino Lido. The islands are known for their beautiful beaches, sea caves and nature reserve.

  Campomarino boasts a rich history dating back to Roman times. You can visit the archaeological area of Lucita, where you can see the remains of a Roman villa and an amphitheater. Other historic attractions include the Church of