Map of Campania

Places of interest detailed in our guide

Airport

Naples Airport Salerno Airport

Attraction

Blue Grotto Capodimonte Museum Castel dell’Ovo Castel Nuovo Diego Armando Maradona Stadium Faraglioni of Capri Fontanelle Cemetery Herculaneum Maradona Murals Mount Vesuvius Naples Cathedral Naples Science City Naples Underground National Archaeological Museum of Naples Negombo Thermal Park Paestum Pompeii Poseidon Thermal Gardens Royal Palace of Caserta Royal Palace of Naples San Gennaro Catacombs San Gregorio Armeno, the Street of Nativity Scenes Sansevero Chapel and the Veiled Christ Santa Chiara Complex: Cloister, Church & Museum Velia Archaeological Park

Citta

Amalfi Benevento Caserta Naples Salerno Sorrento Vico Equense

Island

Capri Ischia Procida

Landscape

Ieranto Bay

Port

Naples Harbour

District

Posillipo Spanish Quarter

Region

Amalfi Coast Campi Flegrei Cilento Sorrento Coast

Street / Square

Piazza del Plebiscito Spaccanapoli

Village

Acciaroli Agropoli Anacapri Atrani Baia Domizia Casamicciola Terme Castellabate Cetara Conca dei Marini Forio d’Ischia Furore Ischia Porto Lacco Ameno Maiori Maratea Marina di Ascea Marina di Camerota Massa Lubrense Meta di Sorrento Minori Monte di Procida Palinuro Pisciotta Positano Praiano Ravello Sant’Agnello Sant’Angelo Santa Maria di Castellabate Sapri Scala Scario Tramonti Vietri sul Mare

Maps and guides to Campania

The interactive map of Campania featured on this page showcases all the principal tourist destinations and points of interest across the region. You can explore art cities, attractions, beaches, coastal villages and other tourist spots, as well as useful landmarks such as Naples airport and port.

Simply zoom in or pan with your mouse to find the perfect location for your dream holiday! Bookmark this page so you’ll always have this handy online map at your fingertips.

Where is Campania located?

Campania is a region in southern Italy with the highest population count and, nationally speaking, the most densely populated region on the peninsula.

Bordered by the Tyrrhenian Sea to the west and surrounded by the Campanian Apennines to the east, Campania shares borders with Lazio to the north-west, Molise to the north, and with Puglia and Basilicata to the east. Its predominantly hilly terrain is home not only to Vesuvius, one of mainland Europe’s two active volcanoes, but also to important archaeological sites and the spectacular Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park. Along Campania’s coastline you’ll find numerous inlets and bays, and there are four gulfs: the Gulf of Gaeta, the Gulf of Naples, the Gulf of Salerno and the Gulf of Policastro.

Campania’s provinces

Besides the regional capital Naples, there are four provincial capitals: Avellino, Benevento, Caserta and Salerno. From an administrative perspective, Campania also includes the island of Capri and the Phlegraean islands, namely Ischia, Procida, Vivara and Nisida.