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Campania is an administrative region of Italy; most of it is in the south-western portion of the Italian peninsula (with the Tyrrhenian Sea to its west), but it also includes the small Phlegraean Islands and the island of Capri.
- Amalfi Coast. This jewel of the Mediterranean sees a jumble of picturesque buildings clinging to the sides of cliffs for a slice of the quintessential dolce vita.
- Pompeii. Pompeii is a world-famous archaeological site. It’s well known for being destroyed by Mount Vesuvius erupting back in 79 AD – and for good reason.
- Capri. Capri is a picture-perfect island known for its glitz and glamour, where high cliffs drop off into the depths of the sparkling blue sea. There’s a mild climate here, and some beautiful, rocky nature to enjoy.
- Mount Vesuvius. This infamous volcano is the backdrop to Naples’ skyline, but it’s actually the smallest active volcano in the world. Even though it’s active, it’s still a popular place to visit.
A consistently mild climate, lush nature framing breathtaking landscapes, unspoilt villages and fairy-tale coastlines: this is Campania, a region that sums up centuries of cultures, between West and East, in a single Mediterranean jewel known for its unparalleled hospitality. A destination for the soul, the eyes and the palate.
Campania, regione, southern Italy, on the Tyrrhenian Sea between the Garigliano (Lower Liri) River (north) and the Gulf of Policastro (south). The region comprises the provinces of Avellino, Benevento, Caserta, Napoli, and Salerno.
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- History of Campania Region, Italy
- Campania: Regional Food and Wine
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The region of Campania is the gateway to the south and has been enjoyed as a vacation spot since ancient times. Campania is bordered on the north by Lazio and Molise, to the east by Puglia. and to the south by Basilicata. The west of Campania is bordered by the Tyrrhenian Sea and the gulfs, bays, and rocky cliffs give the coastline some unbelievabl...
Campania was settled by Greek immigrants in the 8th Century BC, forming the first colony of Magna Grecia at Cuma. Over the centuries, both the Etruscans and the Samnites occupied portions of Campania before being absorbed by Rome. Byzantine and Lombard armies fought each other for control of Campania, but in the end, most of the major areas includi...
The food of Campania is in many ways the food of Italy. So many of the dishes that are native to Campania have been adopted by the rest of Italy, if not the world. Italian food would not be the same without Campania’s Spaghetti topped with Pommarola, the famous tomato sauce. Campania is also the birthplace of modern Pizza, with the world’s first Pi...
The city of Naples occupies a spot so beautiful, with its wide blue bay and unbelievable sunsets that it is actually the second city built on the same spot. However, this “new city” is thousands of years old and has such a rich history that there are numerous world-class museums throughout the area. Naples is not just a city of history: it is known...
Once home to pirates and a powerful maritime republic, the Amalfi Coastand the island of Capri is today home to quaint villages, expensive yachts and a dramatic cliff-hanging highway. A trip south along the coast from Sorrento to Salerno should not be rushed, with a day spent on Capri among the quaint villages and idyllic scenery. The highway revea...
Benevento was once the Roman city of Beneventum, meaning a place of fair winds. The area has retained its character and ancient treasures in the face of battles, earthquakes, and the bombs of World War II. Benevento was built by recycling older building materials like Roman columns and milestones. The 13th century Duomo of Benevento being just one ...
Naples:The Blood Miracle of San Gennaro in May and SeptemberBenevento:Madonna della Grazie in JulyIschia:Wine Festival in SeptemberCastel Morrone:Indian Fig Festival in SeptemberCampania is the gateway to southern Italy, with a rich and diverse culture, history and cuisine. Explore Naples, Pompeii, Vesuvius, Capri, Amalfi and more in this comprehensive guide.
Explore Campania, the Italy of your wildest dreams, with its Arabesque street life, decadent palaces, pastel-hued villages and aria-inspiring vistas. Discover the must-see attractions, such as Pompeii, Herculaneum, Naples and the Amalfi Coast, and get inspired by local stories and tips.
GARDENS. OASIS. LAND PARKS. Landscapes of incomparable beauty, historical evidence of different civilizations, art treasures inherited over the centuries, traditions handed down from one generation to the next. And products of excellence, of the land, the sea and the knowledge of men.
