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With its rich and troubled history dating back to the time of Magna Graecia, Campania is renowned for its fertile lands, mild climate and vibrant cultural heritage. Its unique history has given rise to many traditions known and loved worldwide.

NAPLES

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With its five castles, multitude of churches, villas and noble palazzi, Naples is steeped in the splendour of its past, when it was the capital of southern Italy. In 1995, its unique historic centre was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.




AVELLINO

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The pretty town of Avellino lies in a valley encircled by the Partenio Massif and the Picentini Mountains. One of its major sights is the third-century cathedral, with its neoclassical façade and original Romanesque plan in the crypt featuring a nave and two aisles.

BENEVENTO

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Benevento is situated in a large valley surrounded by the Matese, Taburno and Avella mountains, and crossed by the Calore and Sabato rivers. The particular geography of the local area was a major influence on the town’s urban development. Visitors will find a number of fascinating Roman monuments, as well as several interesting churches.

CASERTA

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Caserta offers two great attractions. In the small medieval village of Caserta Vecchia you can visit the bishop’s palace, seminary and twelfth-century cathedral, with its blend of Arab, Norman and Romanesque styles, while the town itself is home to the magnificent Royal Palace. With its 44,000 square metres, this is one of the largest and most impressive buildings in Italy.


SALERNO

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Salerno is a lovely seaside town standing at the southernmost gateway to the Amalfi Coast. Any visit should begin with walk along the pedestrianized seafront, Lungomare Trieste, which offers wonderful views of the Bay of Salerno and the Arechi Castle, towering majestically over the old town.