beautiful small museum in Capua, wortd visiting

A hidden gem when visiting the Naples region. Buying a day ticket (2.50€) from the Capua Arena gets you free entry to these places as well. A little bit of a walk from the arena to this museum but if you’re a history buff it’s worth it!

The history behind these impressing remains is fascinating. Services are on site, so it seems are the restoration works. Small awesome gladiators' museum.The site is really worth an investment for maintenance.

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Last night I attended wonderful concert "Gran Natale concerto", performed by US Nawy NATO Orchestra at theTheatre Garibaldi. They played so well and with such a perfection that was worth every admiration. It was pity that no one from the municipality didn't welcome them. But they promissed that they will return in end of April. Lets give the authorities another chance to act as they should, and host this wonderful players in the way they really deserves.

(Translated by Google) Central church of Santa Maria Capua Vetere, the cathedral is a very large church with 5 naves, made even deeper by multiple side chapels. Truly evocative. (Original) Chiesa centrale di Santa Maria Capua Vetere, il duomo è un'ampissima chiesa a 5 navate, rese ancora più profonda da molteplici cappelle laterali. Davvero suggestiva.

(Translated by Google) Neoborbonici congratulations! You brainwashed these ignorant "kids" (purposely called that)! I guess you will be satisfied! I hoped that at least after the boasted denials of your nonsense by the most illustrious scholars (including southern ones), you had calmed down ... instead here you are again ... Just know that that scum of an enchanted kingdom that you praised so much was one of the most inhospitable places of Europe, a kingdom of brigands, poor and illiterate. But maybe that's who you are! You were so well regarded by the rest of Europe that England was already preparing to conquer you (if the unification of Italy had not been proclaimed earlier!) As your kingdom was considered "a part of Africa in Europe". Do you know this true? Of your king, who so loved to bomb his rebel subjects, the Southerners did not care! So much so, they welcomed Garibaldi and the Thousand with enormous joy and jubilation! I keep Garibaldi, the Hero of the two Worlds, you also keep your brigands (some enemies even of your own king, by the way) and your filthy mafia, to whom you "proudly" belong! Fools! So much so it is understood that behind you there is the mafia! (Original) Neoborbonici complimenti! Avete fatto il lavaggio del cervello a questi ignorantissimi "ragazzini" (volutamente chiamati così)! Immagino sarete soddisfatti! Speravo che almeno dopo le millanta smentite alle vostre scemenze dai più illustri studiosi (anche meridionali), una calmata ve la foste data..invece eccovi ancora qua.. Sappiate soltanto che quella feccia di regno incantato che tanto decantate era uno dei luoghi più inospitali d'Europa, regno di briganti, poveri e analfabeti. Ma forse è questo che siete! Eravate talmente ben visti dal resto d'Europa che l'Inghilterra già si preparava a conquistarvi (se non fosse stata proclamata l'unità d'Italia prima!) in quanto il vostro regno era considerato "una parte d'Africa in Europa".. Lo sapete questo vero? Del vostro re, che tanto amava bombardare i suoi sudditi ribelli, ai Meridionali non interessava nulla! Tanto è vero hanno accolto Garibaldi e i Mille con enorme gioia e tripudio! Io mi tengo Garibaldi, l'Eroe dei due Mondi, voi tenetevi pure i vostri briganti (alcuni nemici pure dello stesso vostro re, tral'altro) e i vostri luridi mafiosi, a cui "fieramente" appartenete! Imbecilli! Tanto si è capito che dietro di voi c'è la mafia!

(Translated by Google) A unique, engaging place, unknown even to residents. It is a domus-laboratory of a merchant who lived two thousand years ago and today is used as the basement of the building above, open once a year for special events. The evocative floor mosaic has remained practically intact over the centuries and it is possible to read the owner's name, part of its history and a well-wishing inscription. It should be much more valued given that it has nothing to envy of the most renowned archaeological sites in the area such as the mithraeum, the Campania amphitheater or Hadrian's arch. (Original) Un luogo unico, coinvolgente, sconosciuto anche ai residenti. Si tratta di una domus-laboratorio di un mercante vissuto duemila anni fa e oggi è adibita a scantinato del palazzo sovrastante, aperta una volta l'anno in occasione di eventi speciali. Il suggestivo mosaico del pavimento si è mantenuto praticamente intatto nei secoli ed è possibile leggervi il nome del proprietario, parte della sua storia e una scritta beneaugurante. Dovrebbe essere molto più valorizzato dato che non ha nulla da invidiare ai più rinomati siti archeologici della zona come il mitreo, l'anfiteatro campano o all'arco di Adriano.

(Translated by Google) Experience to have (Original) Esperienza da fare

(Translated by Google) Luckily they cleaned it up and are also digging, in fact they found a piece of Roman road, they are digging it carefully day after day (Original) Per fortuna lo hanno ripulito e stanno anche scavando,infatti hanno ritrovato un pezzo di strada romana,lo stanno scavando con cura giorno dopo giorno

We were really impressed from the English garden but when we saw this place our minds were just blown away. It seems untouched after the last person who used it.

(Translated by Google) A pride of this city. Heartfelt congratulations to president Gicco who created a prestigious reality starting from scratch (Original) Un vanto di questa città. Complimenti vivissimi al presidente Gicco che ha creato una realtà di prestigio partendo da zero