Anciently known as Rosito or Rosetum already in Roman age, within the Daunian mountains there is a small village which, beyond appearances, contains an important history and nowadays is a destination renowned above all for its natural landscapes and finest food, such as honey and truffles: we are in Roseto Valfortore!
The curious name of this town originates from the union of two characteristic elements of the territory: the wild rose, a native floral species that grows in this area, as well as its symbol, and the presence of the Fortore river and its upper valley to the North-West. Geographically, Roseto Valfortore is located on the border between Apulia and Campania, precisely with the province of Benevento, making it an unmissable stage on a long travel itinerary between these two splendid regions of South Italy.
