The town of Quadri is located in the middle valley of the Sangro, in an area of characteristic quadrangular shape (from which it takes its name). Established with certainty between the 10th and 11th centuries from the settlement of Benedictine monks, sees the town forming on the ruins of the ancient baronial Castle of Quatri, which preserves still today the Church of the Holy Trinity and the one of St John the Baptist, unfortunately the only of the two still visible. Currently the town of Quadri, "city of truffles", organizes each year the culinary event of the truffle which is a tourist destination expanding by the presence of the white truffle throughout the territory, which in the recent years is allowing an economic expansion linked to this precious tuber. Worth visiting are also the archaeological site of Trebula, of Roman origin.

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