Historic church in Serracapriola with a 1742 façade, five altars, a baroque organ, and symbolic ties to the 1805 earthquake

Capuchin sanctuary founded in 1536, consecrated in 1703, home to a miraculous Madonna and 20th-century frescoes by Trivisonno

The oldest church in Serracapriola, featuring an octagonal dome, Renaissance sacred art, and original 16th-century elements

17th-century Baroque church in Serracapriola, dedicated to Saint Mercurius, housing sacred relics and hosting centuries-old celebrations

17th-century Marian shrine in Nuova Cliternia (Molise), known for its miraculous painting of the Virgin and a longstanding pilgrimage tradition

17th-century convent church in Guglionesi, built on a former castle site and connected to the Capuchins and the noble Caracciolo family

Church of the Most Holy Rosary (Guglionesi): 15th-century church with pyramidal bell tower, painted wooden ceiling, and artistic legacy tied to Bishop Ferrante and the Council of Trent

Church of Saint Anthony of Padua (Guglionesi): 14th-century Gothic-Baroque church with a restored façade, painted dome, 17th-century wooden statues, and frescoes by Nicola Iacobitti

Discover San Nicola Church in Guglionesi, a medieval gem of Romanesque and Gothic design, aligned with Saint Nicholas’ tombs in Myra and Bari