What to do near Pontelatone, CE

Oasis Le Salicelle

Here the water of the Volturno River invades the land and creates ecosystems: reeds, willows and poplars become a stopover for migratory birds and the realm of waders, grebes, raptors... A paradise for birdwatchers.

Mount Tifata

Mount for just 3 meters, with its 603 meters, welcomes us with a fairly easy path to walk and then enjoy on the summit so much peace and tranquility.

The "Comole" of Castel Morrone

Millions of years ago the earth on the flank of Mount Fioralito suddenly sinks. Two huge, sheer-walled craters open up: two openings to enter (carefully) into the bowels of the earth.

Belvedere of San Leucio

A royal residence, an old spinning mill and the memory of a dreamed but unrealized utopia. All topped with a spectacular view of the city of Caserta.

Campanian Amphitheater

A ruined giant, second in size only to the Colosseum. According to some legends, it was precisely for the construction of the Colosseum that inspiration was taken from the Campanian Amphitheater.

Campanian amphitheater

The gladiator Spartacus? He was here. Ancient Capua built an amphitheater second in size only to the Colosseum and was home to the first school for gladiators.

The village of Casertavecchia

At 400 meters above sea level and 10 kilometers from Caserta, there is an ancient haven of peace: narrow streets and stores, the square, fresh air and views, not to mention the cathedral, the dome and the Hawk Tower...

Sant'Agata de' Goti, village of Sannio

You cross a bridge and it's like going back to the time of the Norman dukes

The "Devil's Steps": the 46 steps of the devil

46 footprints on the glowing lava? It had to be a demon! Away with it! It wasn't. It was later discovered to be Homo Heidelbergensis: his is the oldest human footprint in all of Europe.

Cusano Mutri, authentic village

The ancient pearl of the Matese

Sannio's "Cities of Ceramics"

Two villages and a tradition: in the heart of "cerretese" art

Village of Sipicciano

It is a beautiful hamlet of Galluccio. Surrounded by centuries-old chestnut groves, it has guarded the wonders of its typicality for thousands of years.