Caserta

Caserta has served as a royal centre in Campania since the eighteenth century. The city lies on the Campanian plain beneath the Tifatini Mountains, north of Naples, and is defined by the Royal Palace of Caserta. Designed by Luigi Vanvitelli for Charles of Bourbon and begun in 1752, the immense palace complex is a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its formal gardens and long waterway. The Carolino Aqueduct, built to supply the estate, remains a major work of Bourbon-era engineering. Caserta’s historic centre and active modern streets make it more than a palace stop. Move on to other webcams in Campania to compare landscapes and settings around Caserta and the Campanian plain.

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