What to see · Venafro

Locals call the bas-relief Marzo Settecappotti; the church behind it was rebuilt more than once.

The Venus of Venafro came to light in 1958 during ordinary farm work.

A count had every room of his upper floor painted with the stallions he bred.

Three towers instead of four, and Count Enrico Pandone's horses painted on the walls

Behind the walled-up altar stood the sarcophagus; below it, the crypt of the santa manna.

A façade built from Roman theatre stone, and the tallest bell tower in Venafro