In the heart of Trevico, the highest municipality in Irpinia and the birthplace of director Ettore Scola, stands Palazzo Petrilli, a historic residence dating back to the 1300s, expertly renovated to maintain its original charm. Among the most captivating features, the palace houses ancient caves that can be visited, where natural pools fed by spring water emerge—an enchanting place that tells the millennia-old history of this region.

From the heights of Trevico, one can gaze across the Ufita valley, extending the view to catch glimpses of the profiles of the Tyrrhenian and Adriatic Seas. This landscape also mesmerized the poet Horace, who stayed here during one of his travels. Those who choose to stay at Palazzo Petrilli find not only hospitality but also the chance to experience the local area through the stories, traditions, and architectural wonders that we cherish and are eager to share.