Campagna combines a tightly built medieval core with an open setting in the upper Sele valley, a contrast that reflects its position between the Tenza River and the Picentini Mountains. Its rising lanes pass stone houses, churches and former convents, retaining the character of a long-established inland centre in Campania rather than a coastal resort. Campagna also occupies an important place in Italy’s Second World War memory: civilian internees, including Jewish refugees, were held here between 1940 and 1943. The Museo della Memoria e della Pace addresses this chapter of local history. Discover additional webcams nearby to understand how Campagna relates to the Sele valley and the Picentini Mountains.
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