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432 within 3 miles

Osteria La Medioevale
551
186 ft$ • Italian • Mediterranean • Neapolitan

Ristorante Gli Scacchi
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0.3 mi$$ - $$$ • Italian • Mediterranean • European

Trattoria Pizzeria il Campanile
429
35 ft$ • Italian • Pizza • Neapolitan

Ristorante la Torre dei Falchi
385
0.4 mi$$ - $$$ • Italian • Seafood • Mediterranean

Antico Ristorante Mastrangelo
345
209 ft$$ - $$$ • Italian • Mediterranean • Vegetarian Friendly

RISTORANTE IL BORGO DA MODESTO
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430 ft$$ - $$$ • Italian • Pizza • Mediterranean

A Marchesina
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21 ft$ • Italian

La Tana del Lupo
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0.2 mi$$ - $$$ • Italian • Pizza • Seafood

La Castellana
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266 ft$$ - $$$ • Italian • Barbecue • Neapolitan

Il Conte
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417 ft$$ - $$$ • Italian
Attractions
208 within 6 miles

Duomo di Casertavecchia
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31 ftChurches & Cathedrals

Castello di Casertavecchia
88
299 ftPoints of Interest & Landmarks • Castles

Castello di Torregalli
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271 ftCastles

Bagno di Venere
400
1.8 miPoints of Interest & Landmarks

Cappella di San Rocco
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0.5 miChurches & Cathedrals

Abbazia di San Pietro ad Montes
7
0.5 miPoints of Interest & Landmarks

Chiesa di San Rufo
3
0.5 miPoints of Interest & Landmarks

Museo della Seta del Real Belvedere
235
2.6 miSpeciality Museums

Teatro di Corte
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2.8 miTheaters

Giardino Inglese
711
2.6 miHistoric Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
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Carol LeWitt
New York City, NY2 contributions
Business
I am endlessly nostalgic for the Italy of my youth. Come to Caserta, which still offers an authentic Italian experience. Apart from the wonders of the Reggia, the medieval city, Caserta Vecchia, is remarkable.
Don’t miss a meal in the garden of Antica Osteria Massa. This elegant family run establishment since 1848 offers exceptional food and wine, excellent service and in a beautiful setting. Well worth a stop, just for a meal!
Don’t miss a meal in the garden of Antica Osteria Massa. This elegant family run establishment since 1848 offers exceptional food and wine, excellent service and in a beautiful setting. Well worth a stop, just for a meal!
Written May 31, 2022
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TwoputtandMore
Ormond Beach, FL161 contributions
Couples
We spent an afternoon in Casertavecchia and were delighted to find such a wonderful little hill town a short drive from Caserta. The drive up the mountain had spectacular views if you dared looked over the sides! Our GPS took us through some very interesting and very narrow challenging streets to get there and on our way back, not using the GPS, we found an easy, straight forward route back to our accommodations. But overall, the town is worth a visit to see the main square, the tiny streets that are barely wide enough for two people to walk side by side and these little cars zipping around the town. Also, it was surprising for such a little hill town there were many restaurants to stop and eat in.
Written October 27, 2012
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KTGP
Adelaide, Australia5,904 contributions
Couples
Caught the #103 bus to Casertavecchia, which leaves just near the railway station, takes about 40 minutes to get there and buses run frequently. This is a very quaint little village and it is picture perfect. It was very quiet, only saw about 10 other people in the time we were there. We had lunch up there, then wandered around for about 2 hours and that was more than enough time to spend there.
Written May 18, 2014
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pakabay
Adelaide, Australia1,879 contributions
Couples
One Euro is all it will cost to get the private bus from Caserta train station up to Casertavecchia (also spelt Caserta Vecchia). It is worth the trip.
The small hilltop village is a designated Italian National Monument, an historic snapshot of a past era with beautiful small cobbles streets, a stunning cathedral and the remains of a fort on the hill top. The village dates back to 861AD.
We visited on a damp weekday in Spring and managed to miss the bus load of noisy school children so we felt like we were the only people there - it was so peaceful.
If you are after picturesque scenery rather than shops, this is the place for you. The views back to Caserta confirm just how big the Caserta Palace is too.
The small hilltop village is a designated Italian National Monument, an historic snapshot of a past era with beautiful small cobbles streets, a stunning cathedral and the remains of a fort on the hill top. The village dates back to 861AD.
We visited on a damp weekday in Spring and managed to miss the bus load of noisy school children so we felt like we were the only people there - it was so peaceful.
If you are after picturesque scenery rather than shops, this is the place for you. The views back to Caserta confirm just how big the Caserta Palace is too.
Written May 13, 2014
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the_crime_dog
Vrhnika, Slovenia78 contributions
Family
We reached Casertavecchia by bus from Caserta. We took the #103 bus by CLP company from Caserta train station (the bus stop is located left of the train station exit). The journey was bumpy and lasted about 40 minutes. We used our Campania artecards for the ride, but you can also buy tickets from the ticket booth at the bus station.
The village is beautiful and wonderfully preserved. The main attraction is the gothic church, which has changed very little from the medieval times. The village also offers nice views of the Caserta valley and Vesuvius in the distance. We walked all the village streets in about an hour.
But besides wondering down the small alleys and visiting two village churches there is not much else to do here. There are no shops or museums. We were literally the only people in the village (we met only a couple of cats and dogs). But we spotted many restaurants, so I suspect Casertavecchia becomes more alive in the evening, around dinner time. I suggest you visit this village towards the evening and have a dinner in one of the restaurants with panoramic terraces.
The village is beautiful and wonderfully preserved. The main attraction is the gothic church, which has changed very little from the medieval times. The village also offers nice views of the Caserta valley and Vesuvius in the distance. We walked all the village streets in about an hour.
But besides wondering down the small alleys and visiting two village churches there is not much else to do here. There are no shops or museums. We were literally the only people in the village (we met only a couple of cats and dogs). But we spotted many restaurants, so I suspect Casertavecchia becomes more alive in the evening, around dinner time. I suggest you visit this village towards the evening and have a dinner in one of the restaurants with panoramic terraces.
Written July 27, 2013
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Lenka
66 contributions
Couples
Definitely go there! Beautiful especially during the sunset! Old beauty...It is really amazing just for walk between these narrow streets;-) We also had a dinner there- pasta was amazing! You will not regret it!
Written September 8, 2019
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tgsandy
Sharpsburg, GA329 contributions
Couples
I can't believe this isn't on the travel blogs' radar. It's a great place to stroll around. Nice little church, restaurants, shops and small streets to get lost on. However, make sure you ready for an uphill hike from the parking area to the village. It's not all that bad but if you have any physical difficulties, you should be aware of the walk.
This village is also not far from Caserta, which is a "must see" as well. If you're traveling between Rome and Naples, this is a great area to check out.
This village is also not far from Caserta, which is a "must see" as well. If you're traveling between Rome and Naples, this is a great area to check out.
Written May 21, 2019
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Alexandra M
157 contributions
Friends
Not far from modern Caserta , up on the hill you will discover the windy old village. One to two degrees less than in the valley it is a refreshing moment in summer. You eat very well there.
Written February 13, 2019
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Andrew B
Centennial, CO242 contributions
Family
What a fabulous half day in this special small village. The church was amazing and the food was some of the best so far. I highly recommend this stop if your in the area.
Written June 7, 2018
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Neville S
Greater Newcastle, Australia1,083 contributions
Friends
And interesting drive from Caserta up into the hills with great views back to Naples and Mount Vesuvius and also the Island of Capri on a good day. The old town is not as touristy as some in Tuscany but still a nice walk through the narrow streets of antique with churches and towers
Written August 22, 2016
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Salve volevo sapere come è possibile raggiungere Casertavecchia dalla stazione ferroviaria di Caserta e se è possibile farlo di sabato
Harlok75
Catania, Italy231 contributions
Si può arrivare anche in taxi. Se si è in quattro non è una gran spesa (5 euro a testa) e il tassista ti viene a prendere anche per il ritorno. Hanno dei mini van in cui ci entrano anche sei persone.
Giuseppe B
Naples, Italy5 contributions
Dove mangiare a Caserta vecchia
roberto m
Rocca di Papa, Italy250 contributions
Non ho mangiato a Caserta vecchia ma se vuoi mangiare una pizza meravigliosa puoi andare a"La reggia dei Borbone ".
ElleElle!!
Corato, Italy169 contributions
Ma i parcheggi sono custoditi??
Emanuele C
Province of Bari, Italy378 contributions
Ci sono parcheggi a pagamento
Claudia S
2 contributions
È possibile visitare il borgo con due passeggini? Ci sono gradini e parti non fruibili?
In quanto tempo si gira tutto?
Grazie!
Maurizio G
Lodi, Italy259 contributions
si gira in un'oretta, si puo' andare coi passeggini.
vladimiro marra
Naples, Italy1 contribution
Dove poter mangiare bene?
antonio b
Vairano Scalo, Italy1,854 contributions
ristoranti ce ne sono tanti, molto dipende anche da quanto si vuol spendere. Molto buon e Al Campanile così come La Medievale. Forse un gradino più su Gli Scacchi
Dani379
Rome, Italy470 contributions
Salve, vorrei avere maggiori informazioni sui parcheggi (costo, facilità nel trovarli etc) e il costo del biglietto della linea 103, qualora si raggiungesse Casertavecchia con i mezzi pubblici. Grazie
Giuseppe C
Province of Bologna, Italy88 contributions
I parcheggi si trovano facilmente e ce ne sono diversi, tutti prima di entrare a Caserta vecchia che si visita a piedi. Costo 2 euro, sul bus non posso essere d'aiuto.
Blackdragonz
Province of Naples, Italy270 contributions
Salve. Avrei un'altra domanda. Da quale punto si ha la vista migliore, intendo come panorama? Cioè c'è una strada/luogo in particolare di Casertavecchia?
Grazie,
naviglio88
Faenza, Italy145 contributions
i punto secondo me sono due; lungo la strada per raggiungere Casertavecchia, esistono 2/3 tratti che si affacciano sulla città dove vedi anche il retro della reggia con tutto il giardino fino alla cascata, bellissimo anche di notte.
il secondo punto è arrivati a piedi nella piazza di Casertavecchia, vai a destra e arrivi a un punto dove vedi tutta caserta, io l'ho vista sono di notte in questo punto, veramente affascinante e bellissima.
Blackdragonz
Province of Naples, Italy270 contributions
Salve. Volevo chiedere: arrivando alla stazione di Caserta, come posso raggiungere Casertavecchia? Grazie.
Doradic
Castellammare Di Stabia, Italy165 contributions
In Autobus
Dal piazzale antistante la Stazione ferroviaria di Caserta prendere le autolinee CLP Servizio Urbano Caserta Linea 103, per Casertavecchia. Oppure da piazza Matteotti in Caserta, le autolinee Mataluna per Casertavecchia
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- Hotels near Casertavecchia:
- (0.01 mi) Contessa Jolanda
- (0.03 mi) La Contessa Siffridina
- (0.08 mi) Conte Spencer
- (0.06 mi) La pietra d'argento
- (0.38 mi) Hotel Caserta Antica
- Restaurants near Casertavecchia:
- (0.00 mi) A Marchesina
- (0.01 mi) Trattoria Pizzeria il Campanile
- (0.04 mi) Osteria La Medioevale
- (0.04 mi) Antico Ristorante Mastrangelo
- (0.08 mi) RISTORANTE IL BORGO DA MODESTO