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TERMOLI
Termoli is the only port in Molise and the second most inhabited center in the region.
It is a tourist and industrial center rich in history and surrounded by art and nature.
The city
According to many specialized newspapers, Termoli can be defined as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy thanks to an ancient historic center overlooking the sea, beaches of fine sand and breathtaking views.
The historical heritage is worth a prolonged stay in the city and the ancient village can be easily visited by being able to easily walk around the narrow streets, colorful buildings and historical places.
The city is characterized by a lively nightlife and a relaxing daytime life which allows it to be a highly sought after destination for summer tourism .
As the only port in Molise, it is precisely from Termoli that ferries to the Tremiti Islands are guaranteed in any season, true pearls of the Adriatic characterized by nature and crystal clear sea.
The beaches in the surrounding area are very popular, suitable for those looking for equipped establishments and those who prefer to go to the numerous Iberian beaches.
The location of Termoli also facilitates the winter stay as it is a short distance from the main ski area in the region.
Uncontaminated greenery, natural reserves and enchanting landscapes make the Termoli area an ideal destination for national and foreign tourism.
What to see in Termoli
Termoli offers numerous monuments and places of interest to visit.
Among the main monuments we must mention the Castello Svevo, which is located exactly between the historic center and the sea and is only a few minutes walk from MT Apartments.
The Swabian Castle dates back to the 11th century and was built during the Kingdom of the Normans to defend the coast from attacks by sea. Built entirely with sandstone and limestone, the central nucleus includes 4 towers at the corners and a central tower.
The ancient village, overlooking the sea and which is accessed from the side of the Belvedere Tower, deserves a special mention because it can be explored entirely on foot among ancient houses and cobbled streets.
Among these, we remember the rejecelle, which boasts the record of being the narrowest alley in Italy.
Finally, we recommend reaching the Cathedral of Termoli, or Cathedral of Santa Maria della Purificazione, because inside the bodies of the two patron saints of the city, San Timoteo and San Basso, are kept.