Caserta, City in Italy
Caserta is a city in southern Italy, known for its beautiful Royal Palace and gardens.
Founded by the Lombards in the 8th century, Caserta's history spans over a thousand years.
The city's Royal Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site, reflecting Caserta's cultural significance.
Caserta can be reached by train from Naples or Rome, with the travel time being approximately one hour.
Caserta's Royal Palace, often referred to as the 'Versailles of Italy', is unique in its architectural grandeur.
Location: Province of Caserta
Population: 75561
Elevation above the sea: 68 m
Website: comune.caserta.it
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Caserta is a city in southern Italy, known for its beautiful Royal Palace and gardens.
The Royal Palace of Caserta is a former royal residence in Caserta, southern Italy, constructed for the Bourbon kings of Naples.
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The Belvedere di San Leucio is a former royal hunting lodge located on the hills of Caserta, southern Italy.
The Duomo di Casertavecchia stands as a magnificent representation of medieval architecture.
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Oasi Bosco di San Silvestro is a serene green oasis located near Caserta, Italy.
The Saint Michael Archangel Cathedral is a prominent religious structure in Caserta.
The Castello di Casertavecchia is an ancient fortress atop the village of Casertavecchia.
The Teatrino di Corte is an exquisite example of an 18th century Italian theatre.
