Foglianise

Nestled among the gentle hills of Sannio, Foglianise is a small village that proudly preserves its agricultural soul. Walking through its streets, you can feel a sense of authenticity: stone houses, well-tended gardens, and panoramic views over the lush Vitulanese Valley. Though its history dates back to ancient times, Foglianise’s true identity lies in its deep rural traditions. The town is renowned throughout Campania for the captivating Wheat Festival, held every August. During the celebration, the streets become an open-air museum, as intricately woven wheat floats parade through town, depicting religious symbols and scenes of rural life—a moving blend of art, faith, and community creativity.
Foglianise is also a place of spirituality: the Church of San Rocco and the Church of Santa Maria are peaceful and historic landmarks. The people of Foglianise share a strong sense of community and warmly welcome visitors with genuine smiles and stories to share. It’s the perfect destination for anyone seeking an authentic experience, full of genuine flavors, fresh air, and traditions that proudly withstand the passing of time.