Unesco  World  Heritage  Sites  in  Campania

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 November 2023
There are currently thirteen individual UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Campania which belong to six separate inscriptions. 

The archaeological sites of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Villa Oplontis on the outskirts of Naples are joined together in one of those inscriptions, while the Royal Palace of Caserta, Vanvitelli Aqueduct and San Leucio Complex combine to make another. 

Forming part of the Longobards in Italy listing, the Santa Sofia Complex of Benevento is one of seven sites from different regions, while Campania's Amalfi Coast has its own individual inscription. 
In the Salerno Province in southern Campania, the archaeological site of Paestum joins the Certosa di Padula, Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park and Velia Archaeological Park as another combined UNESCO inscription. The historic centre of Naples completes the list with its individual inscription arriving in 1995. 
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Pompeii

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Pompeii, Campania

Santa  Sofia  Complex  of  Benevento

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Santa Sofia Complex of Benevento, Campania

Herculaneum

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Herculaneum, Campania

Paestum

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Paestum, Campania

Amalfi  Coast

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Amalfi Coast, Campania

Cilento  &  Vallo  di  Diano  National  Park

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Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park, Campania

Royal  Palace  of  Caserta

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Royal Palace of Caserta, Campania

Certosa  di  Padula

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Certosa di Padula, Campania

Vanvitelli  Aqueduct

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Vanvitelli Aqueduct, Campania

San  Leucio  Complex

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San Leucio, Campania

Villa  Oplontis

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Villa Oplontis, Campania

Velia  Archaeological  Park

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Velia Archaeological Park, Campania

Naples

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Naples

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