Category: What to See

There is a moment each day when Procida stops being an island and becomes a painting. It's the hour of sunset, when the sun dips below the horizon behind...

Bringing children to Procida is a very different choice than booking a holiday in Rimini or in a mega resort on the Red Sea. ...

Three days in Procida is the bare minimum. The maximum, on the other hand, is entirely up to you. If you come here thinking you'll just stop by and ...

The Abbey of San Michele: Where the Faith Meets the infinite Suspended between the blue of the sky and the blue of the sea of Terra Murata, the Abbey of San ...

Read also: – [Terra Murata in One Hour](/luoghi-storici/terra-murata-in-un-ora/) – [Trails and Walks in Procida](/cosa-vedere/sentieri-procida/) – [Vivara in Procida](/cosa-vedere/vivara-procida/)

The moment the ferry or hydrofoil begins to slow, your gaze is captivated by a mosaic of colours that looks as though it was hand-painted: it is ...

Marina Corricella: The Village of Cinema, Colors, and Waterbikes. When it comes to Procida, you simply cannot talk about the island without mentioning Marina Corricella. This ancient...

Palazzo d'Avalos: Five Hundred Years of History of Procida's Prison Looming over the village of Terra Murata, the imposing silhouette of Palazzo d'Avalos (better known...

If the Corricella is the romantic and cinematic soul of Procida, the Marina di Chiaiolella is its sunny and lively heart. Located at the opposite end of ...

The Islet of Vivara: A Guide to Procida's Natural and Archaeological Reserve Just a few steps from the vibrant colors of Chiaiolella, there is a place where the...