Campania

A place still capable of preserving an identity, protagonist of important historical and cultural events. 

Again, thanks to a strategic position that sees Teano located at the foot of the extinct volcano of Roccamonfina, the area is still capable of giving rise to products of excellence, from excellent wines, a fine oil to precious hazelnuts.

Cradle of culture and antiquity, the historic centre of Naples is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, criss-crossed by picturesque streets filled with artisan workshops, churches rich in frescoes such as the Sansevero Chapel and period palaces. The majestic Maschio Angioino and Castel dell’Ovo, for example, bear witness to the city’s glorious past. Also worth mentioning is the National Archaeological Museum, which houses one of the most important collections of Roman and Pompeian artefacts in the world.

As the home of pizza, the world-famous Neapolitan cuisine deserves special recognition, with its link to typical products that often come from local agriculture.

But what makes the City of Vesuvius unique and fascinating to visitors is not only its historical, artistic and gastronomic richness, but also its commitment to sustainability, which is turning it into an ideal destination for those who choose to travel responsibly. 

Between recycling initiatives, reduction of environmental impact, and green areas immersed in nature such as the Virgiliano Park and the Capodimonte Woods, Naples is gradually transforming its image into a destination increasingly attentive to environmental and social sustainability.Indeed, the city boasts a warm and welcoming population, always ready to share its traditions and make visitors feel like part of the family.