We spent some time exploring Casertavecchia, and it was a nice experience. Because it's on a hill, the views are spectacular. It's a quaint town with cobblestone streets and lots of flowers and many restaurants. Worth a visit if you have an hour or so.

Beautiful with a nice drive and great view of Mt. Vesuvius. Several restaurants to choose from with a beautiful view. Doesn't take very long to get through, but it would be a nice Sunday day trip to end your weekend.

close to Caserta on the mountain above - a beautiful village - the buildings and the alleys are few hundreds year old- plenty of flowers and many bars to sit for a coffee or a lunch break- an aerial view of Caserta

Incredible experience, a medieval city atop of the mountains. Nice view of the valley and good small typical restaurants.

Casertavecchia, a frazione of Caserta, is an Italian medieval village that lies at the foot of the Tifatini mountains..lovely people and stunning views !highly recommend to visit this city

The small medieval village high in the hills northeast of the ugly town of Caserta is a nice escape after an overdose of royal glamour at the Reggia palace. It was good to see that they renovate more and more at the royal palace –...More

It is not the same place as caserta. Arguably it is not the same city. Casertavecchia is in the outskirts of caserta. On a mountain-top overlooking caserta and even the sea in the west. It was a cloudy day off-season (october) and everything in this...More

this is the old part of the elegant city of caserta. now it's a romantic spot for tourists and locals. for sure worth a visit

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...More

Have an Aperol Spritz, a good meal and a walk through a walled city. We ended our Friday with a drive up to Casertavecchia. Had a refreshing drink outside while watching the sheep grazing in the field next door. Walked through the village and finished...More