Travel to Liguria and the Italian Riviera

Campania

Via Krupp in Amalfi in Campania

Campania is a beautiful region in Southern Italy known for its stunning coastline, historical sites, and delicious cuisine. Here are some things to do and places to visit in Campania:

  1. Amalfi Coast: Explore the breathtaking Amalfi Coast, known for its picturesque cliffside villages, including Amalfi, Positano, and Ravello. Enjoy the stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, go hiking, or simply relax on the beautiful beaches.
  2. Pompeii and Herculaneum: Visit the ancient Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, which were buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Explore the remarkably preserved ruins, including homes, temples, and public buildings.
  3. Naples: Discover the vibrant city of Naples, famous for its historic center, rich culture, and delicious pizza. Visit the Naples National Archaeological Museum to see artifacts from Pompeii and Herculaneum.
  4. Capri: Take a ferry to the island of Capri, known for its stunning Blue Grotto, beautiful gardens, and upscale shopping.
  5. Sorrento: Explore the charming town of Sorrento, known for its lemon groves, traditional crafts, and beautiful views of the Gulf of Naples.
  6. Mount Vesuvius: Hike to the summit of Mount Vesuvius for panoramic views of the Bay of Naples and the surrounding region. It's an active volcano, but it's closely monitored for safety.
  7. Paestum: Visit the ancient Greek archaeological site of Paestum, known for its well-preserved temples and historical museum.
  8. Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park: Enjoy the natural beauty and outdoor activities in this national park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It offers hiking trails, historic sites, and beautiful landscapes.
  9. Caserta Royal Palace: Explore the Royal Palace of Caserta, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its stunning architecture, gardens, and fountains.
  10. Gastronomic Delights: Savor the local cuisine, including pasta dishes like spaghetti alle vongole (clams), seafood, buffalo mozzarella, and limoncello liqueur.
  11. Solfatara: Visit the Solfatara volcanic crater near Naples, where you can witness bubbling mud pools and hot springs, a unique natural attraction.
  12. Beaches: Enjoy the beautiful beaches along the Campania coastline, such as the Marina Grande Beach in Sorrento or the Marina Piccola Beach in Capri.
  13. Local Festivals: Check the local festival calendar for events like the Festa di Santa Rosalia in Naples or the Ravello Festival, which features music and arts performances.

Campania offers a diverse range of activities and experiences, from historical and archaeological sites to natural wonders and culinary delights. It's a region rich in culture and beauty, making it a fantastic destination for travelers.

The bay of Naples

  1. Ferry Ischia

    It’s a good thing that Ischia promises lux hotels with steaming natural hot baths, soothing massages, and meal plans that will leave you lulled into a state of relaxation fit for an Emperor’s consort. Because getting there can present quite a challenge.

  2. Porto Ischia

    I'll forgive you if you have never heard of the island of Ischia before. A relaxing island of volcanic origin where you can find more than 100 thermal springs that have countless healing powers that made it a popular wellness destination. In addition to wellness tourism, people come to the island for its beautiful sandy beaches, its culture, its history and to experience La Dolce Vita in its most authentic form.

  3. No sun Amalfi

    When you think of Amalfi, you might picture sun-drenched beaches and clear blue skies. But don't let a little rain dampen your spirits when you visit this picturesque Italian coast. Experiencing the Amalfi Coast in the rain can be a unique and enchanting adventure that you'll remember forever. Here are some fun ways to make the most of a rainy day on the Amalfi Coast.

  4. Cipriani-Venice

    Italy, the land of pasta, fashion, stunning coastlines, and of course... celebrities! It's long been a hotspot for the rich and famous, but let's be honest, not every celeb is blessed with good taste. Let's take a glimpse into the glittering lives of these A-listers on Italian soil.

  5. Borgosantandrea Bar

    There are still quite a few tourists on the Amalfi coast from Sorrento to Salernoin the fall, but certainly not the crowds of July and August. This is the time when the exclusive international audience mingles with the locals of the famous coastline by the Tyrrhenian Sea, as they explore new exclusive hot spots and hotels. From September to November, it's not too hot, but still warm enough. There are many slow food festivals and open vineyards, making it the perfect time of year to enjoy a walk along the coast.
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