Guida Turistica: Provincia di Caserta
Guida alla provincia di Caserta: itinerari, borghi, cosa vedere e dove alloggiare.
What to See in Caserta
Where to Stay in Caserta
Where to Eat in Caserta
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where is the Province of Caserta located?
The Province of Caserta is located in the Campania region, in southern Italy. It borders the Lazio region (Latina and Frosinone provinces) to the north, the Province of Benevento to the east, the Province of Naples to the south, and the Tyrrhenian Sea to the west.
What are the inhabitants of Caserta called?
The inhabitants of Caserta are called "Casertani". This term refers to both the inhabitants of the city of Caserta and, in general, to those of the entire province.
How many municipalities are there in the Province of Caserta?
The Province of Caserta comprises 104 municipalities. Some of the most notable ones are Caserta, Aversa, Capua, Marcianise, Santa Maria Capua Vetere, and Mondragone.
What are the must-see places in the Province of Caserta?
The Province of Caserta offers numerous historical, cultural, and natural attractions. Some of the unmissable places are: - Caserta Royal Palace: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is one of the largest royal palaces in the world. - Campano Amphitheater in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, second only to the Colosseum in size. - Archaeological Site of Teano, with Roman and medieval remains. - Matese Regional Park, ideal for hiking and outdoor activities. - Casertavecchia Village, a charming medieval village. - Beaches of Mondragone and Baia Domizia, for those who love the sea.
What is the best time to visit the Province of Caserta?
The ideal time to visit the Province of Caserta is during spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October), when the temperatures are mild and pleasant. Summer can be very hot, especially in the inland areas, while winter is generally cool, with some rain.
How to reach the Province of Caserta?
The Province of Caserta is easily accessible: - By air: The nearest airports are Naples-Capodichino (about 30 km) and Rome-Fiumicino/Ciampino (about 200 km). - By train: The Caserta station is a major railway hub, connected to Naples, Rome, and other Italian cities. - By car: The province is crossed by the A1 highway (Milan-Naples) and the A30 highway (Caserta-Salerno). - By bus: Several lines connect Caserta to Naples and other Campania towns.
Where to stay in the province of Caserta? Recommended Hotels & B&Bs
What to see in the province of Caserta? Attractions and historic villages
Where to eat in the province of Caserta? Traditional restaurants and trattorias
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Destinazioni Principali in Provincia di Caserta
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Caserta
75.640 ab.Aversa
52.830 ab.Marcianise
40.297 ab.Maddaloni
39.409 ab.Santa Maria Capua Vetere
32.503 ab.Mondragone
27.070 ab.Orta di Atella
24.796 ab.Castel Volturno
22.882 ab.Sessa Aurunca
22.216 ab.San Nicola la Strada
21.157 ab.Casal di Principe
20.828 ab.Capua
19.036 ab.Download the Free Complete Guide to Caserta
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