What to do near Afragola, NA

Naples and the Gran Caffè Gambrinus

Elegant, cosmopolitan, one of the landmarks of Neapolitan culture

Belvedere of St. Anthony at Posillipo

From here the city lies at your feet in an exciting spectacle, especially in the evening, with a wonderful view of Castel dell'Ovo, the gulf and, to top it all off, the majestic Vesuvius.

Vesuvius National Park: The Valley of Hell

An atmospheric hiking trail ventures up the flanks of Mount Vesuvius. Amidst forests, clearings, ancient lava flows and blooming broom, we slowly reach the volcano cone...

WWF Crater of the Astroni Nature Reserve Oasis

Disruptive nature in the mouth of the volcano

Finestrella of Marechiaro

It is the window by the sea that has inspired so many musicians in the Neapolitan tradition. It can be reached in about 20 minutes from the junction of Via Cordoglio and the road to the Paradiso di Napoli viewpoint.

Campanian Amphitheater

A ruined giant, second in size only to the Colosseum. According to some legends, it was precisely for the construction of the Colosseum that inspiration was taken from the Campanian Amphitheater.

Campanian amphitheater

The gladiator Spartacus? He was here. Ancient Capua built an amphitheater second in size only to the Colosseum and was home to the first school for gladiators.

Belvedere of San Leucio

A royal residence, an old spinning mill and the memory of a dreamed but unrealized utopia. All topped with a spectacular view of the city of Caserta.

The village of Casertavecchia

At 400 meters above sea level and 10 kilometers from Caserta, there is an ancient haven of peace: narrow streets and stores, the square, fresh air and views, not to mention the cathedral, the dome and the Hawk Tower...

The Earth District

Overhanging the sea, this ancient village, now restored, towers over the port of Pozzuoli and offers wonderful and exciting views.

The "Comole" of Castel Morrone

Millions of years ago the earth on the flank of Mount Fioralito suddenly sinks. Two huge, sheer-walled craters open up: two openings to enter (carefully) into the bowels of the earth.