The city is divided into two sections: the first is the oldest, represented by the bulk of the Cathedral of San Leucio, and at its end, towards the plain of the Sangro, from the fortified church of Santa Croce; while the second section is crossed by the Corso Vittorio Emanuele, and passes through the Arch 'Ndriano (former Porta San Nicola), from Piazza Garibaldi to the hill of San Cristoforo, from the votive column raised on the top.
The city is divided into two sections: the first includes the Cathedral of San Leucio and extends towards the plain of the Sangro via Santa Croce's fortified church; the second section is marked by Corso Vittorio Emanuele, crossing through Arch 'Ndriano (formerly Porta San Nicola), from Piazza Garibaldi to the hill of San Cristoforo, near a votive column.