Hotels Vitulazio, Guesthouses Vitulazio and Residences Vitulazio

Vitulazio, a small municipality of the province of Caserta, nestles on the southern slopes of Mounts Tutuli, and develops just in the heart of the so-called Terra di Lavoro. Situated a short distance from the river Volturno, Vitulazio is the ideal holiday destination for those interested in visiting the nearby cities of Capua, Santa Maria di Capua Vetere and Caserta.

Hotels in Vitulazio give those interested in visiting the major artistic and cultural beauties of Campania the possibility to enjoy well-kept spaces and the utmost courtesy and kindness. The local guest houses, that are operated by skilled professionals, are able to suit even tourists' most demanding requirements. Vitulazio's farm houses give guests the possibility to taste delicious local staples and genuine food and wine products from the surrounding area.

The most representative landmark of Vitulazio's old town is the beautiful Church of St. Maria dell’Agnena, which was built in the XVIII century and was then frescoed over the course of the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries. The precious paintings that decorate the ceiling were realized by the famous painter Olivieri in 1925. The wonderful side chapels are embellished by prestigious eighteenth- and nineteenth-century pictures.
Vitulazio is situated within a very short driving distance from Capua and Santa Maria di Capua Vetere. The latter cherishes outstanding archaeological Roman monuments which were once part of the ancient city of Capua, such as the Campanian amphitheatre, Mitreo (an important place of worship dedicated to the Persian divinity of Mithra) and the Arch of Hadrian. The archaeological complex also gathers the remains of some private houses, spa establishments and necropoleis.
The modern city of Capua is peppered with sumptuous churches, such as the Church of Annunciata, the Duomo and the Chapel of Sacrament. Not to be missed is the interesting Campanian Museum, which was inaugurated in 1874 and gathers important artistic evidences that bear witness to the glorious vicissitudes experienced by the whole region from the Roman period up to the Middle Ages.