Sant'Angelo Limosano
Greetings to Sant'Angelo Limosano
Hello everyone! Today we will talk about a beautiful Italian village, Sant'Angelo Limosano. Located in Molise, this municipality has only 343 inhabitants, but has a lot to offer! Let's discover its history, monuments, and more together.
History
The village has ancient origins dating back to the 11th century when it was a fiefdom of the old diocese of Limosano. Over the centuries, it has passed through the hands of numerous families, including the Carafa and the Antellis.
Symbols
The emblem of Sant'Angelo Limosano consists of an angel stepping on a serpent while holding a sword and a balance scale against a blue background. Granted in the 1970s, it represents the fight between good and evil.
Monuments and places of interest
If you visit Sant'Angelo Limosano, you can't miss the medieval ramparts that lead to the parish church. These fortifications, with three levels and decorated with arches, were used as access walls. Also, the Church of Santa Maria Assunta in Cielo, founded in the 13th century as a chapel dedicated to Pietro da Morrone, is still an unmissable attraction today. The church was restored in Baroque style in 1695, but still retains a beautiful medieval wooden tabernacle and a part of medieval masonry with a Latin inscription.
Society
From a demographic point of view, Sant'Angelo Limosano is a very small but welcoming town. Its inhabitants are warm and friendly.
Administration
The management of the municipality has passed through numerous administrations over the years. You can find all the information in the table on the municipality's website.
Notes
If you are planning a visit to Sant'Angelo Limosano, remember that the best time to do so is in spring or autumn when the temperatures are mild and the scenery is still green. In summer, it can get very hot!
Other projects
For more information on Sant'Angelo Limosano, visit the municipality's website or the Molise Tourism website. I hope that your visit is enjoyable and that you can appreciate the beauty and history of this beautiful town!
