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For an Out-Of-The-Ordinary Experience COOKING CLASSES TINTILIA TRUFFLES WINE SLOW LIFE CHEESE OUTDOOR EXTRAVIRGIN OLIVE OIL TASTING WELLNESS SPORT ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES CASTLES MEDIEVAL AND RURAL VILLAGES OFFICINAL HERBS SEA TREKKING WEDDING SPORT ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES CASTLES MEDIEVAL AND RURAL VILLAGES OFFICINAL HERBS SEA TREKKING WEDDING COOKING CLASSES TINTILIA TRUFFLES WINE SLOW LIFE CHEESE OUTDOOR EXTRAVIRGIN OLIVE OIL TASTING WELLNESS immerse yourself in the culture, history, food and wine of Molise for an out-of-the-ordinary experience www.moleasy.org MOLISE Molise is a piece of Italy, full of charm, where its nature draws the suggestions of mountains, slopes that descend to the sea, hills overlooking the Tremiti Islands, waves of grain, olive trees and vineyards, woods, archaeological sites, olive oil mills, farms, Castles and small Medieval Villages with curious names. Molise is truly a timeless place where it seems that nothing has changed and exudes a spirit that, in all its forms, is simple and open. by Adriana for an out-of-the-ordinary experience Molise is defined by ENIT, the national agency for the promotion of Italian tourism, a “small ancient world” thanks to a unique feature of this region: the “survival” of customs and traditions, ancient craft activities elsewhere disappeared. Nature, history, art, ancient traditions and gastronomy are the treasures of this still little known land. When visiting Molise, in fact, you experience a sensation of “discovery”, starting from its territory, mainly mountainous and hilly, crossed by the characteristic “tratturi”, the historical transhumance paths that combine thepasturesof Abruzzo with those of Puglia. The region reveals unexpected magnificent landscapes, while the numerous nature reserves protect the plant and animal species typical of this area. Sceneries of unspoiled nature frame every corner of this land and the coastline has sandy beaches, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and a clear and clean sea. The ancient history and culture of the region can be discovered by visiting the archaeological sites, the abbeys, the villages and the numerous castles in the area. A unique experience, where it is still possible to meet the old women of the village who explains the recipes of traditional dishes or watch the inhabitants greet tourists spontaneously, rediscover ancient work, fill the sight of unforgettable scenarios. MOLEASY A group of five tourism entrepreneurs with one goal: share the love, the beauty and authenticity of Molise offering a unique, unforgettable and above all true experience to visitors where culture, environment, tourist attractions, typical products of agriculture and local craftsmanship express the essence of people of Molise and Italian Life. Two hundred beds spread throughout the region, sites full of history and beauty, excellent food and wine, quality services and above all a strong rooting in the ter- ritory. The possibility to offer tailor-made tours is the best way to welcome new friends in Molise in the cer- tainty of making them live the experience of a lifetime. www.moleasy.org RESIDENZA SVEVA TERMOLI If you love sea and fish, extra virgin olive oil and wine; if you love living in a small medieval village surrounded by the Adriatic Sea, in the old fishemen’s houses; if you like learning how to cook pasta, vege- tables, fish and make your own cheese discovering the secrets of real Italian cuisine handed down from family to family from generations, join us in Termoli for a culinary tour that will surprise you making you live an authentic Italian experience out of the ordinary with the company of new friends. Find out more. (click) FISH AND SEA | TRABUCCO | COOKING | EXTRA-VIRGIN OLIVE OIL | TINTILIA WINE | TRUFFLES Photo Gallery LA PIANA DEI MULINI COLLE D’ANCHISE If you would love living by the river in an ancient Wa- ter Mill which takes back to the end of XVIII Century once used for coloring wool; if you love experience Ita- ly away from mass tourism, discovering Molise and its Roman archaeological sites, Medieval villages, extraordinary extra-virgin olive oil, cheese, truf- fles and unique wine as well as traditional recipes with a modern twist, join us for an authentic Italian experience outside the ordinary with the company of new friends. Find out more. (click) ROMAN SITES | CHEESE | ARTS AND CRAFTS | RIVER CASTELS | WINE AND TRUFFLE TASTINGS Photo Gallery DOMUS BAGNOLI DEL TRIGNO If you love nature, Medieval Villages, officinal herbs, herbal teas, foraging and cooking, discover- ing grandmother’s recipes as well as relaxing in a spa, exploring Roman sites, ancient Water Mills, learn- ing about the art of copper and tasting quality Food and unique Wine….join us in Bagnoli del Trigno to live an authentic Italian experience out of the ordinary with the company of new friends. Find out more. (click) FORAGING | COOKING | NONNAS | TRUFFLES | OFFICINAL HERBS | MEDIEVAL VILLAGES… AND WELLNESS Photo Gallery BORGO TUFI CASTEL DEL GIUDICE If you love nature, mountains, trekking, stunning landscape, Medieval villages and time for yourself in a totally relaxing spa; if you love cooking and en- joying cheese, organic apples, truffles and wine in a an enchanted place that seems to come out of a picture, join us at Borgo Tufi to live an authentic ex- perience out of the ordinary with the company of new friends. Find out more. (click) ORGANIC APPLES | TRUFFLES | TINTILIA WINE | CHEESE BELLS… AND WELLNESS. Photo Gallery VILLAGGIO 7 QUERCE SESTO CAMPANO If you would love immersing yourself in the green of the woods and meadows, living for few days in a vil- lage of peasants and shepherds and learning how to cook traditional recipes handed down from family to family in a rural village; if you would love visiting archeological sites, Castles as well as tasting local extra-virgin olive oil and unique wines join us to live an authentic Italian experience out of the ordi- nary with the company of new friends Find out more. (click) RURAL VILLAGE | DONKEY | CASTLE | ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES | COOKING | FOOD AND WINE Photo Gallery MAKE UP YOUR OWN TOUR. CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE INGREDIENTS! If you have an exploratory spirit, if you like to know authentic places far from mass tourism, feel part of the place that hosts you, taste traditional dishes, ex- perience the mountains and the sea, the countryside and the river, foraging, trekking, rafting, taste truffles, cheese, and wine, meet new friends, Molise is the ideal place to visit in solitude, with family and friends. We can tailor-made your holiday to make you live an unforgettable experience. Find out more. (click) for an out-of-the-ordinary experience Go around! www.moleasy.org.
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