Campanile  di  Santa  Sofia

Latest update: 26 February 2022
The Campanile di Santa Sofia is situated on Piazza Matteotti in the centre of Benevento in Campania. Standing just in front of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Santa Sofia Complex, it takes its position in the impressive panoply of sights the city has to offer. 

The first Santa Sofia bell tower was built in 1056 but was reduced to a heap of rubble after an earthquake in 1688. 
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The tower was later rebuilt in a slightly different position, where it has stood since 1703.

Aside from the Santa Sofia Complex which dates back to the time of the Longobards, Benevento has a rich Roman legacy with sights including Trajan's Arch and the nearby Roman Theatre.
City: Benevento

Province: Benevento​

Region: Campania

Built: 1703

Close by: Santa Sofia Complex, Trajan's Arch, Roman Theatre

Recommended accommodation: B&B Domus Traiani Benevento

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