Towns in Campania

Naples is a living lesson in contrasts- it is historic, musical, and energetic, and chaotic, gritty, and noisy at the same time.

The city of Avellino, east of Naples, retains some remarkable structures and sights despite its unfortunate recent history.

Benevento is a beautiful city set in a verdant environment and surrounded by the Campanian Apennines, between the rivers Sabato and Calore.

The city of Caserta is synonymous with the royal palace that is situated there, an opulent estate that matched the splendor of Versailles.

Salerno is often overlooked but it's a lively city and a crucial crossroads.

Battipaglia is a modern city at the crossroads between Salerno and the Cilento Coast.

Giffoni Sei Casale and its sister hamlet of Sieti are cuddled in the hills above Salerno.

This cute, compact town is tucked into the hills northeast of Salerno.

Located south-east of Salerno, Pontecagnano Faiano is actually a conglomeration of a few towns under one municipal umbrella.

Pozzuoli's popularity nowadays is thanks to the renowned restaurants and fish market, and its port that offers ferry service around the Bay of Naples.

The hill town of San Cipriano Picentino is in a lovely spot in the rolling hills above Salerno.

The first sight of Sant'Agata de' Goti makes a magical impression.

Cava de' Tirreni is a fascinating town, steeped in history, today counting 50 thousands inhabitants and more than twenty districts that make it known as the "stellar city".

Located in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, Ercolano is a town in Campania that offers a unique combination of ancient history and modern-day vibrancy.

The wild, inland area of Campania is called Irpinia, a district of woods and ancient traditions that offers a glimpse of Italy outside the normal tourist sights.

A picturesque little island off the coast of Naples just two kilometers in circumference.

Situated on the seaside next to Ercolano (Herculaneum) the town of Portici is a surprise next to a city of millions of inhabitants.

In the hills near Sessa Aurunca, the village of San Carlo is surrounded by green pastures and mountains.

Straddling the border between Lazio and Campania, the city of Sessa Aurunca has found itself at strategic crossroads throughout its very long history.

Whoever is fond of sea, myth, history and nature will find Bacoli a great destination.

Castel Volturno is north of Naples, a seaside city that means "castle on the River Volturno".