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Things to do in Rocca San Felice Italy – what to see attractions and activities

Welcome to Rocca San Felice Italy. If you’are planning to visit Rocca San Felice for your next trip and you are looking for the best places to visit, here you’ll find tips and suggestions of most popular point of interest and activities not to be missed in Rocca San Felice and surrounding. Travelers will appreciate this italian town with his rich historical and artistic heritage, local culture and environment. Discover the monuments, buildings, natural treasures and all the details that characterize Rocca San Felice and its territory. Share and suggest a place you've visited.

What To See near Rocca San Felice

Nusco (9 Km)

Castello di Nusco ruderi

The Castle of Nusco dates back to the Lombard era, around the 11th century. It was the home of William and King Manfredi. Over the years it became owned by several feudal families in the area of Naples. In 1908 the whole structure could still be seen, but due to a strong earthquake in 1980 it was destroyed. Today, unfortunately, we can only see ruins and in general its perimeter.

Gesualdo (10 Km)

Castello di Gesualdo

The Castle of Gesualdo was built in the Lombard era in the historic center of the homonymous city. It was transformed into a noble residence in the late 16th century by Prince Charles Gesualdo. At the moment the fortress is undergoing restoration after the serious damages suffered by the 1980 earthquake.

Flumeri (14 Km)

Dogana Aragonese

The Aragonese Customs is located in the municipality of Flumeri, in the province of Avellino. The building was built in 1479, at the behest of Count Frederick of Aragon. The castle consists of four towers. Initially, it was used as a residence and later as customs. Currently, the building needs restorations, especially in parts of the walls.

Montemarano (15 Km)

Castello Montemarano

The Castle is a testimony of centuries of different stories and fiefdoms, still reigns over the whole country with its greatness. Over the centuries his initial organism has changed many times, and nowadays it is not accessible. There are still traces of the feudal who populated the castle, among which the coat of arms of the Della Lagonessa.

Montemarano (15 Km)

Museo dei Parati Sacri

The Museum of Sacred Paraty is the first example of the collection of sacred vestments in southern Italy. Some precious Italian fabrics made between the 16th and 20th centuries are on display. They are distinguished by their refinement a sacred parade of Bishop Celestino Labonia and a dress of the Madonna, of seventeenth-century Sicilian manufacture.

Montemarano (15 Km)

Museo Etnomusicale Comunale

The Municipal Ethnomusical Museum is closely linked to the important folk tradition of the Carnival. The Museum welcomes the musical instruments used by the great characters who contributed with their works to the celebration of the village festival. A large area is dedicated to collections of books and various documents that testify to the importance of ethnomusicology in the territory.

Conza della Campania (16 Km)

Parco archeologico

The Archaeological Park represents a great monumental wealth. Visiting the park we pass by observing the feudal palaces, the ancient walls and the 11 Roman tombs of the necropolis. The park has suffered several damages due to natural causes, but despite this it continues to maintain its characteristics. In 1977, during the excavations, the walls of a Roman amphitheatre were unearthed.

Cairano (18 Km)

Castello Cairano ruderi

The Cairano Castle was built during the Lombard era and restored during the Norman domination. It is thought that the bell tower of the Mother Church of San Martino was in the past a civic tower. Currently, there are only a few ruins left of the castle and they are not clearly visible because most of these are covered by vegetation.

Bisaccia (19 Km)

Castello Ducale

The first origins of the Ducal Castle of Bisaccia, in the province of Avellino, date back to the Norman period, but the current structure has undergone numerous reconstruction interventions over the centuries. Over time, the Castle was used as a fortified residence for Lords. The courtyard of the building overlooks the rooms on the ground floor. The square tower resists that, at its origins, was equipped with a bridge. Today the City is the owner of the Palace.

Melito Irpino (19 Km)

Castello di Melito

The Castello di Melito was built in the Norman era. Despite being built of masonry, it suffered much damage since the 1962 earthquake. The building was largely destroyed. Currently, there are only ruins left that testify to its existence.

Other attractions in Rocca San Felice

Walls, towers and gates

Torre di Paternopoli

Destinations nearby

Guardia Lombardi

Guardia Lombardi

It is 5,3 Km away - about 9 minutes

Torella dei Lombardi

Torella dei Lombardi

It is 8,6 Km away - about 12 minutes

Gesualdo

Gesualdo

It is 14,2 Km away - about 20 minutes

Nusco

Nusco

It is 15,9 Km away - about 23 minutes

Conza della Campania

Conza della Campania

It is 18,3 Km away - about 24 minutes

Montemarano

Montemarano

It is 20,9 Km away - about 30 minutes

Flumeri

Flumeri

It is 21,5 Km away - about 31 minutes

Cassano Irpino

Cassano Irpino

It is 22,2 Km away - about 32 minutes

Bagnoli Irpino

Bagnoli Irpino

It is 23,7 Km away - about 36 minutes

Trevico

Trevico

It is 24,9 Km away - about 39 minutes

Castelvetere sul Calore

Castelvetere sul Calore

It is 24,9 Km away - about 35 minutes

Paternopoli

Paternopoli

It is 25,1 Km away - about 35 minutes

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