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Caserta province is situated in North-East of Campania region The province of Caserta has an area of ​​ approximately square kilometers, with a population The density of population is inhabitants / km ²

City of Caserta The city of Caserta has inhabitants, a density per square 1.459,7 kilometers and a surface area square kilometers. It is situated in the plain bell at sixty meters above sea level, at the foot of Mount Tifata. Caserta is the most important town in the area called “Terra di lavoro” (Earth of work). The province is washed by the Tyrrhenian Sea between the Patria lake to the south and the mouth of the Garigliano River to the north. The economy is primarily agricultural and is very practiced the breeding of buffaloes and cattle between Capua and the lower Volturno. The Province of Caserta incorporates all the elements that make an area rich in terms of natural landscape. The area extends from the seaside to the mountains of Matese, located in the heart of the Campania Region. The variety of the area brings a diversity of flora ranging from the Mediterranean to the herbs. The whole area is full of large areas planted with orchards, vineyards and olive groves. As for the fauna, finally, ranging from the typical Mediterranean marine, river and lake to the mountains.

Caserta: its monuments

Royal Palace of Caserta The Royal Palace of Caserta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, was built by the will of King Charles III of Bourbon in by the architect Luigi Vanvitelli and his son Charles. The residence is composed of the Royal Palace, which includes a Royal Theater, a Royal Chapel and a large 120- hectare park with beautiful fountains and gardens, including the beautiful English garden.

Real site of San Leucio Ancient and real village was designed and built in 1773 by King Ferdinand IV of Bourbon and was elected to the Royal Cologne par excellence, with all its legislation, and with a first business venture including the production of silk (White House, Pope’s Room, etc…).

The Amphitheatre Campano The Amphitheater Campano or Amphiteater Capuano, is an amphitheater of the Roman period (I - II century a.c.) of the old city of Capua, second in size only to the Colosseum, which probably served as a model being the first amphitheater in the world Roman. Currently the Amphiteater is located within the municipal area of Santa Maria Capua Vetere.

The village of Casertavecchia The village of Casertavecchia (Old Caserta) was born in 861 in Lombard times. Over time, after the construction of a castle-fortress, the village under the influence of different populations: Norman, Swabian, Arab and Puglia, grew by acquiring additional fortifications, churches and towers. By the first Saracen raids of VIII and IX century was transferred there Casertavecchia bishopric and became a religious citadel.

The Bridges of the Valley The Bridges of the Valley or The aqueduct Carolino is a daring feat of engineering and style made ​​ between 1753 and 1755, protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The construction of an aqueduct that brought water from the springs of Fizzo to the waterways of the Royal Palace of Caserta, was an extraordinary technical achievement that gave further fame architect Luigi Vanvitelli. The aqueduct brought water also in Sant'Agata dei Goti, San Leucio and the mills, the pools, the fountains and fish ponds, gardens and water systems of the entire Royal Palace and the city of Caserta.

Typical products of Caserta

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