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Archaeological sites, Campania

Archaeological sites in Campania

In Campania we have listed 1,013 archaeological sites; the most detailed page is Villa Jovis (Capri).

Most are in the province of Napoli (693), the province of Salerno (116) and the province of Caserta (85).

By date of construction, the most common period is Antiquity (95% of dated places).

Of these, 14 list opening hours, 2 have free entry and 67 are part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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  • 280with photo
  • 318with description
  • 14with opening hours
  • 25free entry
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Archaeological sites in Campania: frequently asked questions

How many archaeological sites are there in Campania?

Our atlas lists 1,013 archaeological sites in Campania. The province with the most archaeological sites is Napoli (693).

What are the most important archaeological sites in Campania?

Based on how much information is available (description, photos, visitor info), the standouts are Villa Jovis (Capri), Roman amphitheatre of Santa Maria Capua Vetere (Santa Maria Capua Vetere) and National Archaeological Museum of Paestum (Capaccio Paestum).

Which archaeological sites in Campania can you visit for free?

Free entry (always, or on the first Sunday of the month) is listed for Roman amphitheatre of Santa Maria Capua Vetere (Santa Maria Capua Vetere), Archaeological site of Paestum (Capaccio Paestum), Pompeii (Pompei), Roman Theatre (Benevento) and Blue Grotto (Anacapri) and 20 more. Always check the conditions on the official website.

Which archaeological sites in Campania have opening hours listed?

14 out of 1,013 have opening hours (source: OpenStreetMap), including Villa Jovis (Capri), Roman amphitheatre of Santa Maria Capua Vetere (Santa Maria Capua Vetere) and National Archaeological Museum of Paestum (Capaccio Paestum). Hours can change: check before you go.