Panoramic View of Caserta – View of Casertavecchia loop from Caserta

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Italy

Campania

Caserta

Panoramic View of Caserta – View of Casertavecchia loop from Caserta

Moderate

3.5

(2)

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Panoramic View of Caserta – View of Casertavecchia loop from Caserta

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19.1km

370m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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4.41 km

Trailhead to Castel Morrone

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Beautiful single track downhill, with dirt and loose stones, beware of sudden sharp bends

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5.45 km

Panoramic View of Caserta

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Panoramic point on Sal Leucio and Caserta ..

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9.21 km

Casertavecchia — Medieval Village

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Beautiful village of Casertavecchia, perfectly maintained, very nice to visit, there are many restaurants and bars, there are beautiful panoramic views, the castle, towers and bell towers, all beautiful ...

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9.27 km

Casertavecchia Medieval Village

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Very very beautiful location, underrated, but in my opinion if you take a trip nearby, it has many refreshment activities, bars, where you can stop for a coffee / lunch break, I recommend a visit ...

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9.97 km

Casertavecchia Medieval Village Entrance

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Borders of Casertavecchia coming from Casola

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14.9 km

San Pietro ad Montes Abbey

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All that remains of the Benedictine monastic complex with a Romanesque-style basilica is located at the foot of Mount Virgo, dating back to 1165

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15.2 km

View of Casertavecchia

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Casertavecchia is a medieval village, which certainly already existed in 861 AD. (named Casa Hirta). It passed from the Lombards to the Normans in 1062, and then to the Aragonese.

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