Castello Cercemaggiore

Castello Cercemaggiore is a castle in Cercemaggiore, in the Italian region of Molise. Molise lies in southern Italy and is the country’s second smallest region, with an area of 4,460.65 km2 (1,722 sq mi). It makes for an easy short stop when you are exploring this part of the area.

• Set in Molise, a region with a population of 285,940 as of 2026, the castle is part of a quiet and relatively uncrowded setting.
• Cercemaggiore belongs to the Province of Campobasso, one of the two provinces in Molise; Campobasso is both the regional capital and the largest city, as well as the provincial capital.
• A visit here also gives you a chance to look at the wider context of southern Italy’s smaller regions, with Molise’s administrative and historical background adding to the stop.

If you plan to go, it is worth checking the opening times and combining the visit with a relaxed walk around Cercemaggiore. It is a good choice for travelers who prefer low-key sightseeing and want to explore a less crowded part of southern Italy.