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Campania, in Italy, is one of the most stunning regions you could visit. It boasts some of the best beaches in Europe. The rugged Amalfi coastline, sheltered coves and soft white sands are perfect for swimming or sunbathing. Inland, Campania is home to beautiful rolling hills with picturesque towns and villages such as Sorrento on the famous Bay of Naples. Culture vultures will love exploring iconic landmarks like Pompeii and Herculaneum or testing their vocal chords at Avellino’s open-air opera festival each summer. Real estate in Campania offers something for everyone; from traditional villas with terracotta roofs to chic apartments with breathtaking views across the Tyrrhenian Sea. Whether you are looking for a holiday home or a permanent base, there is no better place than Campania! Keywords: Campania Italy Real estate Beach Amalfi coastline Sorrento Bay of Naples Pompeii Herculaneum Avellino Villas Apartments Views Tyrrhenian Sea Holiday Home Permanent Base
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Overlooking the Gulf of Naples, the province combines the sea, archaeology and volcanic landscapes. Pompeii and Herculaneum, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, tell the story of ancient Rome in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius.
In the city, Posillipo, Chiaia and Vomero offer elegant views of the seafront. Naples’ historic centre is UNESCO-listed, with Baroque churches, the Maschio Angioino and the Teatro di San Carlo.
Capri, Ischia, Procida and the Sorrentine Peninsula invite you to enjoy the sea. Neapolitan pizza and Sorrento limoncello complete the art of living. Connected by the A1, the Frecciarossa high-speed line and Capodichino airport.
Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Province of Salerno offers the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, a UNESCO site, with Amalfi, Positano and Ravello. Vietri sul Mare celebrates ceramics, Paestum preserves Doric temples.
The Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park, a UNESCO heritage site, provides trails and villages such as Castellabate. Cilento beaches awarded the Blue Flag, the sea caves of Palinuro and the bays of Marina di Camerota complete the experience.
The A3 and A2 motorways and Frecciarossa trains connect Salerno with Naples and the rest of Italy. On the table, buffalo mozzarella from the Piana del Sele, anchovy colatura from Cetara and Amalfi Coast limoncello.
The Province of Avellino combines stone villages and mountain landscapes. The Partenio and the Terminio invite walks among beech woods and springs. On the Laceno plateau, cool summers alternate with snow.
Mercogliano opens onto the Sanctuary of Montevergine, a destination in Irpinia. Zungoli and Monteverde are listed among the Borghi più belli d’Italia. The A16 connects Naples and Capodichino airport; Salerno remains nearby.
Taurasi, Greco di Tufo and Fiano tell of vineyards and cellars. Montella Chestnut IGP, Irpinian cheeses and local oils enliven the tables. A measured way of life, straightforwardly Campanian, between conviviality and nature.
On the hills of the Sannio, the Province of Benevento brings together history and nature. In the provincial capital stand out the Arch of Trajan, the Roman Theatre and the Church of Santa Sofia, part of the UNESCO site dedicated to the Lombards.
Sant’Agata de’ Goti, listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of Italy, and the vineyards of Taburno-Camposauro shape landscapes of stone and woods. Telese Terme adds the allure of sulfurous waters.
Falanghina del Sannio and Aglianico del Taburno pair with caciocavallo and local oils. Connections via the A16 and SS372 Telesina with junction to the A1, and Naples Capodichino airport.
The Province of Caserta combines Bourbon elegance with varied landscapes. The Royal Palace of Caserta, with its park, the Carolino Aqueduct and the San Leucio complex, is a UNESCO site. Casertavecchia preserves medieval atmospheres and the Belvedere tells the story of silk craftsmanship.
From the Baia Domizia coastline to the Matese Mountains, sea and nature are within reach. Capua and Santa Maria Capua Vetere display Roman remains. The table celebrates buffalo mozzarella and Falerno del Massico, while the A1 and Naples Capodichino connect quickly.
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