Accessible holidays in Campania

Visiting Caserta with the Royal Palace of Caserta is on the one hand off the new VFS route, but on the other hand an impressive and remarkable baroque complex. Perhaps the largest palace in the world is part of the World Heritage Site. Its visit is already an extensive walk!

Medieval fishing village, famous for the deeds of its Fisherman Mayor Vassallo and for Hemingway in writing one of the most famous books in the world!

Pioppi, a fishing village of Cilento, became famous for the lifestyle of its inhabitants. According to a study conducted here, the rule of slow living and healthy eating applies.

Medieval village of the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park, here the earth swallows the waters: the Bussento river sinks only to reappear further on, at the famous sinkhole.

Cilento National Park, Centola visit to the historic center and Basilian settlement with its bell tower.

The seaside village of the Cilento coast, known for its beaches, promenade, and marina.

Camerota, where the craft tradition of terracotta is still alive

Capitello of Ispani, a seaside village, of historical and cultural interest. The G.E.O. point offers assistance for people with disabilities.

Unmissable walk to discover one of the largest green areas in the entire city!

The Via Francigena Sud (short VFS) is the extension of the Via Francigena from Rome to Bari, Brindisi, and Santa Maria Leuca. Former Jerusalem pilgrims and crusaders chose this route to the Holy Land.