Vesuvius, the Dormant Volcano From every part of the Gulf of Naples Vesuvius is visible: placid (never has there been a more false impression), majestic, and cloaked in green. It is still an active volcano, even though it is presently in a quiet period of repose, a stillness that, however, will end sooner or later, […]
The Ancient City of Ercolano The Ercolano excavations are located at some 20 minutes from Vico. Although these excavations are less famous, they are as fascinating as those of Pompeii. The dreadful volcanic eruption of 79 AD destroyed a portion of Campania and buried many cities and towns under lava and lapilli. An important centre […]
See Naples and then return Visiting Naples in a day is a great opportunity but also a great shame. A great shame, because the city deserves a longer visit, and a great opportunity because even a single day offers an exciting experience. Reaching Naples by train allows you to immediately enjoy one of the marvels […]
The nativities of Naples Spending the festive season in Vico Equense is an excellent idea: not only can you enjoy the wonders of the Sorrento peninsula during a magical time of year, you can also take advantage of the many opportunities that Christmas in Campania offers. Naples is easily accessible from Vico by both car […]
From Vico to the Amalfi Coast The Peninsula on which Vico Equense lies to the north, divides the Gulf of Naples from the Gulf of Salerno. The other side of the Peninsula forms the Amalfi Coast and visiting Amalfi and its coast is a must for those who visit Vico. It is another world, similar […]
From Vico to Pompeii Visiting Pompeii is a must for those arriving at Vico Equense. A cultural experience that is one of the most beautiful, interesting and famous sites of Italy. Pompeii is less than 20 kilometres drive from Vico, twenty minutes from Circumvesuviana you reach Pompeii Scavi station, and from there just a step […]
Visiting Campania Campania Felix was so-called by the Romans to describe the region that still carries the name today. ‘Felix’ (the Latin for fruitful) not only describes its enviable weather and enchanting landscapes, but also its fertile soil and capacity to produce fine foods and wine. Campania was the first holiday resort for rich Romans: […]
