Aversa

Set in the Campanian Plain between Naples and Caserta, Aversa is a place whose character is shaped by fertile volcanic soils and intensive agriculture. The Tyrrhenian coast lies to the west, while the city forms part of the densely settled Agro Aversano. Aversa played a major role in the Norman expansion into southern Italy: in 1030 it became the seat of the first Norman county established in the peninsula. Its historic centre includes the Cathedral of San Paolo, and local food traditions are closely tied to buffalo mozzarella and Asprinio d’Aversa, a crisp white wine traditionally grown on tall poplar-trained vines. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Aversa and Campania.

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