Trains in Campania: timetables, prices and tickets

Although with its 13,595 km2 area is the twelfth region, Campania has a population density which makes it considerably according to the number of inhabitants, only to Lombardia. Bordering the Lazio, Molise, Puglia and Basilicata, this region presents a landscape incredibly varied to a hinterland characterized by impressive mountains contrasts with the coastal strip – Tyrrhenian Sea – mostly flat, but locally interrupted by volcanic and of sedimentary origin. Especially in the vicinity of Naples and Salerno have impressive spaces: the alternation of plains, hills and mountains, the rugged coastline, the islands of Capri, Ischia and Procida offer views and glimpses of absolute beauty. The bell economy is strongly based on agriculture, practiced in the lowlands, while the few industries are concentrated around Naples and Salerno. The region is divided into five provinces: Avellino, Benevento, Caserta and Salerno are subject to Naples, the region’s capital and third largest city by population in Italy. From the standpoint of historical and artistic Campania offers a lot of resources: the complex of Paestum, Cuma, Pompeii, Herculaneum, Pozzuoli and Baia are just some of the locations chosen by millions of tourists every year. Caserta worth a visit to the magnificent Royal Palace, embellished by the extensive park developed behind him. Naples has a superb heritage of monuments and art collections, is one of the most popular destinations for foreign visitors. If the Piazza del Plebiscito, Castel dell ‘Ovo and the Angevin are the most famous monumental complexes, “Spaccanapoli” and Via S. Gregorio Armeno are undoubtedly the most characteristic itineraries that allow you to savor the true essence in the typical shops of this city, extraordinary vivacity and spontaneity. In Naples is then virtually obligatory tasting pizza and coffee: prepared according to tradition, are the true symbols of Neapolitan cuisine. Campania is made unique also by the extraordinary natural beauty of some of its locations: Vesuvius, part of the National Park, you can admire from a privileged position the large and famous Bay of Naples, the Amalfi Coast, with its centers set along the coast and with its citrus groves, is one of the most characteristic areas in the world, and the Blue Grotto Capri, Ischia and Procida, and offer glimpses of the best environments in the Mediterranean.