Historical Sites

he history of the square begins in the second half of the 14th century, when the princes of Savoy-Achaia decided to demolish the blocks adjacent to th… Read the rest

Its territory includes a hilly inland area, characterized by the presence of olive groves alternating with gully areas and forests, and a flat, fertil… Read the rest

The origin of the city’s name is traced by some to the Etruscan word "spur," meaning city. But most attribute it to the Greek "sp… Read the rest

Its construction, decided upon after the severe cholera epidemic of 1884, was part of the general urban renewal program for the area, which was too de… Read the rest

It took on its present conformation only from the late eighteenth century onward, with the construction of the Doric order.Salerno Palace (late eighte… Read the rest

Established in 1833 as a climatic and thermal center, a destination for the sojourns of Italian and European nobility who came to Castellammare to &qu… Read the rest

Their evocative appearance, with the pond populated by aquatic nasturtiums, marsh forget-me-nots, swans and ducks, and with the myriad colors of the w… Read the rest

The town lies on a hillside at 482 m above sea level in Val Basento on the western bank of the Basento River of the same name in the north-central par… Read the rest

The Trevi Fountain appears to us as a marvel, a jewel of water and stone. It was Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, the great admiral who had created the mig… Read the rest

The tunnel, with a length of about 780 m (width: 4-7 m; height: 4-9 m), crosses the tufa hill of Posillipo, connecting the area of Bagnoli and Campi F… Read the rest