Termoli, learn more about your next destination.
Termoli, a fisherman’s village with towers and sandy coasts
The port is in the region of Molise, in the province of Campobasso of eastern Italy. It’s in the Adriatic Sea and the city has many beaches for endless swims. Termoli is close to big cities like Rome, and important ports like Bari and Ancona. From a fish village it has evolved to a tourist resort and a connection to Tremiti.
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View in the old city of Termoli
Attractions in Termoli
• Castello Sveno is Termoli’s landmark. The castle was built in the 11th century to fortify the city. Today it’s a cultural venue.
• The Museum of Contemporary Art in Termoli (Museo di Arte Contemporanea Termoli) has exhibits from Termoli and other areas of Italy.
• The Cathedral Basilica Cattedrale - S. Maria della Purificazione is a great example of Romanesque architecture.
• Torre del Meridiano is a tower built in 1550. It used to be a watchtower to observe the enemies’ movements, as well as a flourmill. Today it’s a weather station and a venue for cultural events.
Beaches in Termoli
• Spiaggia di Sant'Antonio is a long sandy beach, close to the port. It has sunbeds, umbrellas, a beach volley court, restaurants and cafes.
• After Spiaggia di Sant'Antonio you will find many organized beaches in the row. Some of them are Lido Sirena, Aloha and the Spiaggia del Litorale Nord.
• Spiaggia di Campomarino is an equipped beach with water sport facilities like SUP, water bike and kayak. There is a lifeguard, toilets and a beach bar. It’s 10 km from the port.
• Spiaggia di Rio Vivo is a sandy beach, 1 kilometre from the port. It’s both private and public.
Activities in Termoli
• Horse riding at the beach and at the valleys of Termoli. There are many schools in the area that provide beginners’ classes.
• Rent a boat or a jet ski or book sailing lessons at one of the available boat services at the port.
• Enjoy a seaside walk at the Lungomare, with views to the Adriatic Sea.
Access to Termoli: You can reach the port by car, bus or taxi. The International Airport of Naples is 215 km from the port. The International Airport of Rome Leonardo da Vinci is 332 km from the port.
Bari is 211 km from the port. Termoli to Bari is 2 hours by car or train.
Ancona is 264 km from the port. Termoli to Ancona is 3 hours by car and 2 hours by bus.
Rome is 300 km from the port. Termoli to Rome is 3 hours by car and 3,5 hours by train.
Only in Termoli: Go through the Rejecelle, the narrowest alley in Italy. Its width is 41 cm and its length 8 metres. The Fish Festival of Termoli takes place every year, on the last Sunday of August. The festival has ancient origins and is one of local’s favourite feasts. As soon as the sun goes down, santagne (the enormous frying pans) start to fry fresh fish. People from Termoli and tourists sit on wooden benches and chairs to enjoy their meal. The night is completed with music concerts and fireworks.
