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It lies in a state of total abandonment and yet it enchants and captures the attention of anyone who finds themselves, even just passing through, in its surroundings. It is the Maddaloni Castle that dominates the entire surrounding area from a height and is visible from every corner of the city in all its almost spectral charm. The building, located about 170 meters above sea level, is of Norman origin, although it has a more remote connotation. In fact, Titus Livius, in recounting the Hannibal events, cites a castrum as a fortified garrison of ancient Calatia. Presumably the Roman historian was referring precisely to the Maddaloni Castle. An explicit reference to its existence is found only in a register of 1099 cited as "Castrum Kalato Maddala". It was in the Norman era that the village acquired more and more importance and the castle was used as a meeting place.

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The tower can be reached via a path with stairs that starts from the church of San Michele. The upper tower, quite distant from the fortress located higher up and oriented towards the north, also called Castelluccio, has a defensive function, that is, it provided a guard post on the side of the Sannio hills. These lead to the other tower, more massive and closer to the castle, located instead to the south and overlooking the ancient village of Maddaloni, called Torre Artus, the name due to Carlo Artus Dangiò who became the feudal lord of the area and had it built to consolidate the defenses of the Castle.

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The Carditello palace is a Bourbon residence commissioned by Ferdinand IV of Bourbon in the 18th century for hunting, horse breeding and agricultural production. It is a neoclassical complex that can be visited and managed by the Carditello Foundation.

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Casertavecchia is a medieval village, a fraction of Caserta, located at the foot of the Tifatini mountains. It was founded by the Lombards and later became a bishopric, for this reason it has a rich historical and artistic heritage, including the Norman castle and the Romanesque cathedral dedicated to San Michele Arcangelo.

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Casertavecchia (fraction of Caserta) is a medieval village that rises on the slopes of the Tifatini mountains at about 401 meters high and 10 km away in the north-east direction from Caserta. The origins of Casertavecchia are still uncertain, but according to some information extrapolated from a writing by the Benedictine monk Erchemperto, already in the year 861 AD. there was an urban nucleus called "Casahirta" (from the Latin casa meaning village and hirta meaning harsh). The village has undergone various dominations over the course of history.

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Tour of Caserta Vecchia

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From Caserta I can absolutely recommend a visit. The mtbk is the best way to be able to see it all and in all its wonder. From there you can push yourself up to Monte Virgo or Monte Baccalà and the wonder and amazement will be great. Technical but wonderful paths and stony ground.

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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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