Savignano Irpino

Developing around a medieval fortification, Savignano Irpino became a hill town in eastern Irpinia, close to Campania’s boundary with Puglia. It stands in the southern Apennines above the Cervaro valley, a corridor that leads northeast toward the Tavoliere delle Puglie. The old centre retains the dense layout characteristic of inland towns in this part of Italy, while its castle recalls the strategic importance of this borderland between Campania and Apulia. Beyond the built-up area lie cultivated hills and small rural roads, setting Savignano apart from the larger cities of the region. Explore additional webcams near Savignano Irpino to better understand how this Apennine town relates to the Cervaro valley and surrounding hills.

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