The village waited a century to stand on its own: a hamlet of Venafro until 1811, then a hamlet of Pozzilli until 1911. It sits in a bowl at the foot of Monte Corno, which rises to 1057 metres, ringed by other mountains, and it fills up again each summer when the emigrants come back for the feast of Sant'Antonio.
There are 214 residents and the number has been falling for decades; for most services people go down to Venafro, eleven kilometres below. What the village has of its own is a cured meat that carries its name, the Signora di Conca Casale.
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📅 Every year, on 13 June
Conca Casale celebrates Saint Anthony of Padua on 13 June; every summer the patronal feast brings many of its emigrants back to the small Molisan village, returning to their birthplace precisely for this occasion.
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Outside Conca Casale, but an easy day trip away.
