Valogno

Valogno​

Latest page update: 28 March 2025
By: Dion Protani
The hill town of Valogno is situated in the Province of Caserta with a population of just 90 inhabitants. 

Valogno is famous for the murals that adorn the walls of the town's houses. Standing at 390 metres above sea level, nearby places of interest include Baia Domizia, Caserta, Santa Maria Capua Vetere and the Basilica di Sant'Angelo in Formis. 

What People Ask About Valogno

Where is Valogno located?
Valogno is a small village in the Campania region, within the municipality of Sessa Aurunca in the province of Caserta. It is located in the hills near the border with Lazio, about 80 km northwest of Naples.
What is Valogno known for?
Valogno is known for its artistic revival through colourful murals, which have transformed the village into a large outdoor gallery. The project was started by local residents to bring life back to the near-abandoned village.
Is Valogno worth visiting?
Yes, Valogno is worth visiting for those interested in street art, community projects, and exploring lesser-known places in rural Campania. Its murals reflect themes of culture, history, and imagination across the facades of its homes.
What can you see in Valogno?
The main attraction is the collection of murals scattered throughout the village. Visitors can stroll through the quiet lanes, admire the artwork, and meet local residents involved in the artistic regeneration of the town.
How do you get to Valogno?
Valogno is best reached by car. It’s about a 20-minute drive from Sessa Aurunca, which has a train station with connections to Naples and Rome. From there, local roads lead into the hills where Valogno is located.
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Valogno • Campania • Mural Village
Valogno is a small, tranquil village located in the province of Salerno, in the Campania region of southern Italy. Nestled in the hills of the Cilento area, Valogno is surrounded by lush forests and rolling countryside, offering visitors a serene escape into nature. The village is characterised by its charming stone houses and narrow alleys, typical of rural Italian towns, providing a picturesque and peaceful atmosphere.

While Valogno itself is a quiet retreat, it is within easy reach of several interesting nearby towns. The larger town of Vallo della Lucania is just a short drive away, offering local shops, cafés, and essential services. The Cilento Coast, with its beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters, is also nearby, making the village a perfect base for those wishing to explore both the mountains and the coast.

The ancient Greek ruins of Paestum, a UNESCO World Heritage site, are also within a reasonable distance, allowing visitors to experience the region's rich archaeological heritage. The surrounding Cilento National Park offers a wealth of hiking opportunities, where visitors can explore its diverse landscapes and enjoy panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Valogno’s combination of nature, history, and proximity to both coastal and inland attractions makes it an ideal spot for those seeking a quiet, authentic experience in Campania.​
Valogno - frazione di Sessa Aurunca
Comune: Sessa Aurunca​​​​

Province: Caserta​

Region: Campania

Elevation: 390 metres

​​Highlights: ​​street art/murales

Close by: Baia Domizia, Caserta, Campano Amphitheatre

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Ascot (21 km)

Valogno​​​  Gallery

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