


These bronze age settlements were uncovered on the border of Salerno and Nola, in Croce del Papa. The ruins remained preserved, although buried by pumice and ash by an ancient eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Located in the small village of Cimitile, next to Nola, this complex shows off various religious buildings dedicated to different saints, some of which date back to as early as the 4th century.
Visit the Cathedral of Nola, built upon the tomb of Saint Felix of Nola. Built and rebuilt over the centuries, this once Gothic, now Neoclassical cathedral and its museum are must-sees in Nola.
Take a journey back in time to discover the many treasures and history of the city. This museum tells you the story of Nola and the surrounding regions from prehistoric times, to the imperial age, and the medieval ages.
Discover over 50 kilometers of routes through this beautiful national park or walk along the crater of its active volcano and enjoy the views of the surrounding region of Campania.
The ancient ruins of Herculaneum, along with Pompeii, are some of the most impressive ruins ever excavated, making them a UNESCO World Heritage site. Revisit the past as you journey through this ancient city.
Visit the haunting and captivating village of ancient Pompeii, whose famous ruins are a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore relics and what daily life was like in this ancient city through guided tours and exhibits.
Built in the 18th century, this palace in Caserta features grand halls, rooms, and intricate designs throughout. Enjoy the garden, inspired by the famous Versailles, and check out various statues, fountains, and botanical garden.
Naples is a metropolitan hub in the southwest of Italy. Explore the historical city center by visiting one of the many squares, cathedrals, or palaces. And of course, dine in one of its many restaurants or bars for a taste of traditional Neapolitan cuisine.