Sepino

Sepino can still tell long chapters of its history, from the earliest times, when it was a resting place for flocks and shepherds travelling the wool route and when it was conquered by the Romans, to the Middle Ages. From the most ancient past, precious and numerous testimonies remain in the archaeological area, which alone is worth a visit to the village and its territory. The 'new' village, on the other hand, fascinates with its hospitality, natural beauty and all those details that make the traveller feel that he is in a special place, such as the flowers in the windows, the smiles of the people, the flavours of the traditional gastronomy. Particularly worth visiting is the Church of Santa Cristina, built in the 11th century, when two pilgrims on their way to the Holy Land brought the relics of the blessed woman here.