Campomarino, Administrative commune in Molise, Italy.
Campomarino is a commune in the province of Campobasso in Molise and consists of two distinct areas. The elevated village sits inland, while a coastal zone called Campomarino Lido extends down to the Adriatic.
The area belonged to the Samnites from 600 BC until it became part of Roman administration. These early settlements formed the foundations that shaped the region for centuries to come.
The town preserves its Arbëreshë heritage, representing a distinct Albanian-Italian community that settled in the region during historical migrations from the Balkans. This presence shapes the character and local customs you encounter today.
The municipality can be reached by public transportation from larger cities, and accommodations are available in both areas. The inland village offers local dining experiences, while the coastal zone suits water activities.
The municipality spans different elevations, linking life in the hillside village with beach tourism on the Adriatic coast. This duality creates completely different experiences depending on where you visit.
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