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Royal Palace of Caserta
The Royal Palace of Caserta, the largest royal residence in the world, is a historical residence belonging to the royal house of the Bourbons of Naples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is surrounded by a large park divided into two sectors: the Italian garden, with the famous and evocative Grande Cascata, and the English garden with thick woods. The Royal Palace was commissioned by the King of Naples Carlo di ...
Abbey of Sant'Angelo in Formis
The abbey of Sant'Angelo in Formis, a hamlet of Capua, is an abbey church dedicated to San Michele Arcangelo and has the dignity of a minor basilica. The cycle of frescoes, which today can be admired inside the church, is attributable to the reconstruction of the building by Abbot Desiderio; bearing witness to this there is his portrait in the apse with the square nimbus, intent on offering Christ the ...
Campano Archaeological Museum
The establishment of the Ancient Capua Archaeological Museum was born from the need to exhibit, through the use of modern exhibition criteria, the findings brought to light during excavations, carried out in the second half of the twentieth century, in the territory of Capua. Founded by the Canon Gabriele Iannelli and inaugurated in 1874, Amedeo Maiuri has defined "the most significant of the Italic civilization of Campania". The seat of the Museum is the historic palace ...
Certosa di Padula
The Certosa di San Lorenzo, also known as the Certosa di Padula, is the largest and most famous of the Certosa in Italy, declared in the 1998 World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It was founded in 1306 by Tommaso Sanseverino count of Marsico and lord of Vallo di Diano, under the supervision of the Prior of the Certosa di Trisulti (Frosinone), where there was a pre-existing cenobium. Its structure ...
Veiled Christ - Sansevero Chapel
Inside the Cappella di Sansevero there is certainly one of the greatest sculptural masterpieces in the world, as well as an artistic and symbolic jewel in the heart of Naples. A Christ veiled in marble lying on a mattress and covered by a shroud, always wet in marble. Raimondo di Sangro, seventh prince of Sansevero, famous scientist and alchemist, from the 40 years of the 700 reorganized the Chapel according to ...
Paestum
Called by the Greeks Poseidonia, by the Italic Paistom and Paitos, by the Romans Paestum. Located in the easternmost part of the Gulf of Salerno (in the Gulf of Poseidoniate) to 10 Km from the mouth of the river Sele (front of Silaros), in the territory of Lucania and the northern border of the region that in the century. IV BC it was used to call Magna Graecia, it was one of the richest and most flourishing Greek colonies in southern Italy ...