The hamlets

Airola

Si estende sulle pendici e ai piedi della collina di Monteoliveto

Airola

Amorosi

Amorosi is a village with a tender name and a grounded soul, where life flows slowly between rivers, artisan workshops, and the beauty of small things.

Amorosi

Apice

Apice, a charming municipality nestled in the gentle hills of the Benevento province, is a place of extraordinary interest, not only for its scenic beauty but especially for its unique dichotomy: an "old town" abandoned after the 1962 earthquake and a "new town" that emerged nearby

Apice

Arpaia

Small and ancient, Arpaia lies at the foot of Mount Tairano, with archaeological remains, quiet alleys, and views steeped in centuries of history. A place to experience slowly, between spirituality and nature.

Arpaia

Benevento

A city of ancient history and fascinating legends, Benevento enchants with its Lombard heritage, the Arch of Trajan, and the mystical aura of the janare--its legendary witches. Here, culture, tradition, and esotericism come together, blending historic landmarks with vibrant modern life.

Benevento

Castelvenere

Castelvenere is Italy's most vineyarded village, nestled in the green heart of Benevento's Sannio. Between ancient tuff cellars, natural springs, and peasant culture, the town enchants with its authenticity and scent of must.

Castelvenere

Ceppaloni

A village steeped in ancient stone and the aroma of fried bread: Ceppaloni enchants with its castle, green hills, and a cuisine that speaks of rural life.

Ceppaloni

Cerreto Sannita

From the 1688 earthquake ruins to a masterpiece of urban resilience and ceramic art

Cerreto Sannita

Cusano Mutri

Cusano Mutri is a nonstop spectacle: a vertical, vibrant village surrounded by canyons, forests, and fountains. All stone, mushroom scents, and stunning views.

Cusano Mutri

Dugenta

Nestled among hills and vineyards, Dugenta is an authentic gem of the Benevento area, known for its legendary hospitality, lively festivals, and a lifestyle still rooted in the land.

Dugenta

Foglianise

Foglianise is a rural village with proud roots, famous for its stunning Wheat Festival and a strong connection to nature and tradition.

Foglianise

Forchia

Framed by the Partenio and Taburno mountains, Forchia is a peaceful and authentic village--an ideal link between inland Campania and its coastline. A place where tradition, hospitality, and nature come together.

Forchia