Italy is full of wonderful old towns. We've seen many and always like to find some new Centro Storicos or Borgo Anticos. Compared to many other towns, Termoli has a quite small old center. The location is quite beautiful though. Sitting on top of a hill, overlooking the ocean. You can walk all around the historic center, all with sea and port views. Inside the old center there is honestly not that much to see and do. Not just because of Corona. There are just not that many shops or restaurants. Only a handful. It was nice to walk around the small area anyways. But compared to other Historic Center it's quite a quick walk. Still, landmarks like the Castello Svevo with the Belvedere della Torretta, the Cathedral of Saint Mary 'della Purificazione and the Piazza Duomo makes the visit worth a drive. Don't miss out on the new part of town. The Corso Nazionale is a nice walking and shopping street. Surely worth a visit.

Pretty nice Borgo. Lots of restaurants and bars and shops. Nice castle.

It's so beautiful place and the people are much kind 💖

Fantastic old little alleys where hidden there are typical restaurants, trattorie and hand made souvenir shops...Just charming town!

Nice place, well kept and clean enough. Friendly people.

Very pretty medieval village, incredibly well kept, clean. There is a good info point and in the main square there is a nice bar-gelateria with tables on the square.

In the night it's a magic place. Just in the high season is too many people

Lovely to visit, fascinating examples of relics and right on the coast so beautiful to walk around, inside and out.

Did not go into cathedral. But the old town is well worth a visit for the food and views

Hidden wonder of South Italy..small but beautiful..Ancient Greek temple transformed into a Church!

(Translated by Google) The cathedral of Termoli is built in the heart of the medieval village and is an interesting example of Apulian-Romanesque style. It dates back to the 12th century and is a work of art worthy of cultural and spiritual interest. The facade of the church is enriched by the statue of San Basso, patron saint of the city, by griffins and dragons, and by some mullioned windows. The interior, with three naves, is austere and meditative, with the figure of Christ dominating the community of faithful from above. (Original) La cattedrale di Termoli è edificata nel cuore del borgo medievale ed è un interessante esempio di stile romanico-pugliese. Essa risale al XII secolo ed è un'opera d'arte degna di interesse culturale e spirituale. La facciata della chiesa è arricchita dalla statua di san Basso, patrono della città, da grifoni e draghi, e da alcune bifore. L'interno, a tre navate, è austero e meditativo, con la figura del Cristo a dominare dall'alto la comunità dei fedeli.

(Translated by Google) The basilica has a distinct medieval layout, both in its exterior (apse and façade) and its interior (hall and crypt). The interior has three naves with a raised choir. The façade can be admired from a delightful little square. (Original) La basilica è di chiaro impianto medievale, sia nel parato esterno (zona absidale e facciata), che negli spazi interni (aula e cripta). L'interno è a tre navate con coro rialzato. La facciata si può ammirare da una deliziosa piazzetta.

(Translated by Google) The Cathedral of Termoli is considered one of the most important religious buildings in Molise. It is located in the center of the old town of Termoli. Built in Romanesque style on two levels, it is accessed via nine steps. The interior of the upper section is quite simple. The crypt, equivalent to the lower and older section, houses the relics of Saints Basso and Timothy, the patron saints of Termoli. (Original) La Cattedrale di Termoli è considerata uno degli edifici religiosi più importanti del Molise. Si trova nel centro del Borgo antico di Termoli. Costruita in stile romanico su due livelli, vi si accede tramite nove gradini. L'interno della parte superiore è abbastanza semplice. Nella cripta, equivalente alla parte inferiore e più antica, sono conservate le reliquie di San Basso e San Timoteo, santi patroni di Termoli.

(Translated by Google) An ancient cathedral dedicated to Saint Basso, whose relics and an ancient wooden statue are housed within it. Built from local white stone, it is located in the heart of ancient Termoli in a charming setting. It is worth a visit, along with the old town, especially at sunset for the splendid view from the perimeter walls. (Original) Antica cattedrale dedicata al offrono San Basso di cui custodisce le reliquie ed un'antica statua lignea. In pietra bianca locale situata nel cuore di Termoli antica in una location affascinante. Merita una visita unitamente al borgo antico soprattutto al tramonto per lo splendido panorama di cui si può godere dalle mura perimetrali

Very close to shops, restaurants and accomodation. A wonderful piece of history to enjoy. The homes in the area add to the character of this area and are kept in great condition.

Nice to look at and to walk around, right next to the sea.

Termoli is a beautiful City. Parking near the harbor. Easy steps up into the town and Castle. Photos from parking area.

Beautiful little seaside community. The old part of town is charming and beach is easily accessed for leisurely strolls. Visited during low season so city was quieter and more enjoyable for us. The castle could only be seen from the outside but nice vistas of the city and adriatic from the top of fortified walls.

I'm not sure why this "Castle" is so highly rated. It's pretty much a turret. There's no way to go inside, and there's really not a lot to it. There are other castles, some distance away, that actually do have rooms, and frescoes, and panoramic views of the countryside. Termoli itself is awesome, and there are a lot of very cool things in the vicinity of this "castle" including terraced houses and walls that can be walked on, but I have no idea why this one is so highly rated.

The place it's really beautiful

We love Termoli, especially the old town part. Perfecto!

This vicolo offers a wonderful experience. However, it’s advisable to avoid getting too full with pasta and pizza before trying it.

If you are in Termoli for its amazing beach, this is an obvious must see along with the rest of the Termoli Centro Historico. One of the lesser known areas to foreign tourists, but just as beautiful. Next time in Italy, plan some time in the Molise, there is much to see and taste!

This small street is the number 1 in Europe as the smaller roads! Amazing to do! Impossible for me walking normally, to big shoulder! 😄

The center of Termoli in general is very nice and has a very good feeling to it with small roads that all end up with a nice view of the blue sea.

Some tell me it is not the narrowest street, that in fact the narrowest is located in Taormina, Sicily.

The narrowest Street in Italy! Beautiful

Cute place. There is nothing really special about it, however I think you should still go see it, as you can take some cute photos while walking through it. Plus, it is close to a beautiful belvedere!

Very good pizza in an informal set up. Service was good. A fan would have made dinner a more enjoyable experience. It was very very hot

Pizza top

The attitude of the saff is incredible.

Top 👍 Cillitto &CO

Top!!!

The best in town

(Translated by Google) Lunch on the beach, Bahia Azzurra captivated us immediately. A lovely spot, shaded and breezy, excellent food, and friendly staff. Order the peppered mussels, because, judging by the enthusiasm of the five men next to our table, it must be fabulous!!! We ate very well. (Original) Pranzo in spiaggia, Bahia Azzurra ci ha catturato subito. Luogo carino, ombreggiato e ventilato, ottimo cibo, personale gentile. Prendete l’impepata di cozze, perché, visto l’entusiasmo di cinque uomini accanto al nostro tavolo, deve essere favolosa!!! Mangiato molto bene.

I would like to give this feedback very positive since i ahd an expience in Termoli. The beach is very clean and it can be full during hight season that is normal. The staff is super friendly and speaking English. Close to city center and LGBTQ + 🏳️‍🌈 friendly

Great place, great beach, great bar, amazing hosts!

We had an incredible day in Termoli at Lido Panfilo - the staff are so friendly and always have a smile. The beach is clean, the sunbeds are comfortable and the sea is just beautiful. You get an incredible view of the town centre (which is just a 5min walk away) and the lido also has a bar with delicious food and a huge selection of drinks. What made it especially memorable was how kind Angelo and all the staff are. We live in Campania and drove over for the day as it was my dad's birthday and what a great day out it was. We also brought our dog Lola to the beach for the first time and she loved relaxing in the shade with us. We can't wait to return and it was really easy to book a spot on WhatsApp (we got the number on their website). Thank you for everything Lido Panfilo and see you soon!

Guy in charge of the umbrellas is very aggressive towards tourists. Treats them like stray dogs. What a douchebag. If you're looking for a lido head for those in the north of this coast. This one is a shitty place.

Good location, nice place and beautiful views. Drinks and food on site, well-kept beach. Minus - the head of the facility. Cheeky and devoid of culture, his behavior scares off customers

Excellent place on the beach of termoli. We were so lucky with the weather. Sunny days and nice vibe. We loved our holiday in Termoli. We will go back as soon as is possible . Thanks to angelo and all his family

Lido is reserved for locals in the first place. Tourists not welcomed. If you're a tourist, don't even bother going there. All (positive) reviews here are also done by locals probably.