Campania Travel Guide
Tourist Guide





Popular cities in Campania
Sorrento
Known for Dining, Shopping and Tours
Explore relaxing Sorrento: its cafes, sightseeing, oceanfront and more!
Reasons to visit
- Piazza Tasso
- Sorrento Beach
- Corso Italia
Amalfi
Known for Boating, Tours and Cafes
Stroll past whitewashed houses and take in coastal views as you make your way around the Amalfi Coast’s main town, a former maritime power.
Reasons to visit
- Amalfi Beach
- Amalfi Harbour
- Amalfi Cathedral
Naples
Known for Historical, Tours and Museums
Hidden within this compelling historical city is a wealth of ancient architecture, genuine Neapolitan pizzas and mysterious underground caves.
Reasons to visit
- Port of Naples
- Via Toledo
- Molo Beverello Port
Positano
Known for Beaches, Sea and Romantic
Buy locally made silk and linen and explore orange groves and narrow passageways lined with pastel-coloured houses in this hillside town along the coast.
Reasons to visit
- Spiaggia Grande
- Chiesa Madre di Santa Maria Assunta
- San Pietro
Massa Lubrense
Known for Small town, Swimming and Boating
Come to relaxing Massa Lubrense and enjoy its boating, spas and cocktail bars.
Reasons to visit
- Castello Aragonese
Casamicciola Terme
Known for Spas, Islands and Luxury
Quaint Casamicciola Terme awaits: its spas, island views, history and more!
Stay near popular Campania attractions
Cities in Campania

Amalfi
Stroll past whitewashed houses and take in coastal views as you make your way around the Amalfi Coast’s main town, a former maritime power.

Naples (and vicinity)
Hidden within this compelling historical city is a wealth of ancient architecture, genuine Neapolitan pizzas and mysterious underground caves.

Positano
Buy locally made silk and linen and explore orange groves and narrow passageways lined with pastel-coloured houses in this hillside town along the coast.

Capri
Overflowing with glamor, glitz, millennia of history and many other appealing features, this is one of the world’s most iconic vacation destinations.

Ravello
The picturesque village tucked in the hills above Amalfi is known for its flower-filled gardens and summer arts festival.

Ischia
Explore this land in idyllic southern Italy surrounded by a cerulean sea. The island has features like its better-known neighboring locations, with fewer tourists.










