Casalbore, a village overlooking the hills of Irpinia, fascinates with its Norman tower and the white stone that characterizes its buildings. Between history, tradition and unspoiled panoramas, it offers an authentic and immersive experience in the past and in the natural beauty of the territory.

• 25 Feb 2025
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Casalbore: the village of white stone between history and tradition

Immersed in the sweet hills of Irpinia, Casalbore is a village that enchants with its ancient charm and its strategic position along the path of the Royal Tracttur Pescasseroli-Candela. Its name, derived from "Casali Albuli", recalls the local white stone with which houses and historical structures were built, giving the village a bright and timeless appearance.
To dominate the historic center of Casalbore is the suggestive Norman tower, an imposing construction that, together with the remains of the castle, tells of a past made of dominations and battles. Its ancient walls keep the memory of distant eras and give visitors a spectacular view of the surrounding valleys.
Casalbore rises in a strategic point, crossed by the Via Francigena del Sud, an ancient journey covered over the centuries by pilgrims directed towards sacred lands. The country is also located along the Royal Tratturo Pescasseroli-Candela, testifying to its historic vocation as a place of transit and cultural exchanges.
Walking through the alleys of Casalbore, you are surrounded by an atmosphere of the past: the white stone houses, the small churches and the hidden courtyards transmit the heat and welcome of an authentic village. The surrounding nature, with its open and unspoiled panoramas, invites moments of relaxation and deep connection with the territory.
Casalbore is more than one tourist destination: it is a place that gives authentic emotions, a journey into the heart of history and tradition. The sound of the steps on the paved roads, the scent of the earth wet after the rain and kindness of the locals make each visit an experience to remember.