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Holiday b&b rental

Amalfi b&b

  • 1 bedroom
  • 1 bathroom
  • sleeps 4
16 reviews

from £116 / night

£812 / week

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Holiday b&b in Castiglione

Castiglione b&b

  • 1 bedroom
  • 1 bathroom
  • sleeps 3
3 reviews

from £116 / night

£812 / week

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Ravello holiday villa rental

Ravello villa

  • 8 bedrooms
  • 8 bathrooms
  • sleeps 16
52 reviews

from £3,590 / night

£25,126 - £28,991 / week

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Apartment rental in Sant'Agnello di Sorrento

Sant'Agnello di Sorrento apartment

  • 2 bedrooms
  • 1 bathroom
  • sleeps 4

from £121 / night

£822 - £1,136 / week

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Campania holiday apartment rental

Naples apartment

  • 3 bedrooms
  • 3 bathrooms
  • sleeps 8

from £290 / night

£1,933 - £2,474 / week

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Campania holidays

“Sun loungers, swaying palms and devilishly good food by the sea…” Welcome to Campania, where the streets are full of character and charm, and the living is easy. A stroll along the coast is all it takes to fall in love with Italy’s most magical region. Ready to discover it for yourself? Here’s our community’s pick of the best…

 

CULTURE

A trip to Campania is la dolce vita epitomised, just as Hollywood depicted it. To discover the region’s incredible story, however, you’ll need to start at its fascinating museums and villages. Rumour has it Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte and Museo Campano are amongst the best.

 

DREAM CUISINE

“Nothing can beat the food.” Soft mozzarella, arancini, croquettes, macaroni and pizza to end all pizzas. Pull up a chair and make yourself at home at one of Campania’s local restaurants. Good wine, mind-blowing dishes and a friendly welcome is guaranteed.

 

BY THE COAST

The Mediterranean has, arguably, never looked so good. Whether you’re admiring the azure seas from a sun-drenched piazza or catching some rays down by the ocean, Campania’s coastline is surely one of the best in the world.

 

Province of Naples

Known for its gritty urban areas and archaeological treasures, Naples is a destination on the rise. If you’re pursuit of authenticity, you’ll find it in abundance here. Thanks to its enviable coastal location and centuries of gastronomic excellence, Italy’s third-largest city is home to the country’s most delicious pizza, coffee and seafood dishes.

 

Amalfi Coast

The pastel-hued buildings of the Amalfi Coast reign supreme on Pinterest boards across the world. Yes, it’s undoubtedly one of the world’s prettiest corners. The coastline’s series of soaring cliffs, olive groves, lemon terraces and tumbling villages all boast views of shimmering azure sea. And then there’s the fresh ravioli…

 

Province of Salerno

Salerno is a city of contrasts. Medieval churches sit alongside tattoo parlours, trendy bars are set in post-war buildings. Here, the history is rich and reinvention is rampant. Take the new ferry terminal, for example, designed by renowned British architect Zaha Hadid. Or the coastline, adorned with tempting restaurants and trattorias.

 

Province of Caserta

Sprawling green hills and incredible art are the order of the day in Caserta. Once admired by the Romans for the awe-inspiring amount of natural beauty, a drive around the region is one green-pine forest or orchard after the other. But it’s not just a pretty face. The local area is home to folkloric traditions and multiple Medieval villages.

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