Visit the Bisaccia ducal castle

In the small village of Bisaccia there is the majestic Ducal castle dating back to the Norman period, that houses the Museo archeologico (Archaeological Museum) on the ground floor.

To reach Bisaccia from Avellino drive along the E842 highway and take the exit signposted Lacedonia, then proceed towards Contrada Santa Veronica along via Panoramica up to Nuova Bisaccia then turn left onto via XXIII luglio. Proceed along via Roma and you will reach Corso Romuleo in Bisaccia.

From Corso Romuleo, after the Cathedral, reach via Colletta where the Bisaccia Ducal Castle is.

This castle was built by the Normans to serve as a fortress, but then Federico II di Svevia reconstructed it and turned it into a noble residence.

On the castle’s ground floor there is the Museo Archeologico di Bisaccia (Bisaccia Archaeological Museum), that keeps the remains dating back to the prehistoric and archaic periods found in the Cimitero Vecchio (Old Cemetery) area.

Offering mountain views, Agriturismo Radici Contadine in Bisaccia offers accommodation, free bikes, a bar and a garden.
The accommodation features a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with slippers, a hairdryer and bidet.

Immersed in the Irpinia countryside, Domus Romulea is a brand new family-run hotel in the town of Bisaccia, offering panoramic views and a restaurant specializing in homemade pasta.
All rooms have elegant furnishings, an LCD TV, free Wi-Fi and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside, and many have exposed wooden beams on the ceilings.