Travel to Campania

Overview

Campania

?Looking over the sea to one side and with the towering Apennine peaks to the other, Campania is a region worth exploring to heighten your 5 senses. The wonderful vistas out to sea and up the slopes of Mount Vesuvius are a delight to behold. The lively noises filling the streets of Naples are music to the ears. As for taste and smell, look no further than the exquisite aromas of Campanian cuisine, which includes pizzas, desserts, and the not to be missed coffee. Finally, your sense of touch will be caressed by the soft Mediterranean climate and the tepid water of the sea.

The Amalfi Coast
Coffee, pizza, and mozzarella!
Naples, Pompeii, and Ercolano

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Pickpockets
The deterioration of several natural sites that could otherwise be magnificent

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Our Editorial team's advice

Capri is now doing it too. After Florence, Rome and Venice, the small but famous island in the Bay of Naples is applying a visitor's tax. On 1st January 2012, an overnight stay tax ranging from ?2 to ?4 (£1.60 to £4.20) per person per day, depending on the category of the hotel, was established. More precisely: ?5 for 5 stars, ?4 for 4 stars, ?3 for 3, 2 and 1 stars, and ?2 for an inn or a B&B. Children up to 10 are exempt from this tax