Colle d'Anchise — Castello e Borgo
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Colle d'Anchise — Castello e Borgo

Molise

Colle d'Anchise takes its legend-rich name from Anchises, father of Aeneas, said to have stopped here fleeing Troy — the reality is a quiet, 850-person hill village whose feudal castle survives only in scattered wall fragments at its highest point. The short climb through the old lanes to the castle site gives an open view over the surrounding Molise hills.

Duration
1 hour
Distance
2 km
Elevation
+60 m
Best season
Year-round

Parking · Free

Free parking in the village.

Water

Fountain in the village.

Highlights

  • Village named for the Trojan hero Anchises
  • Ruined feudal castle at the hilltop
  • Open view over the Molise countryside

With your dog

Leashed dogs welcome on the village lanes.

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