Outdoor trips this week in Campania
Events coming up: 10. Dates come from the official notice boards of the municipalities, updated daily.
Coming up
10 eventsDialoghi Mediterranei – San Nicola di Centola: a terrace over the sea
Centola (SA)
A walk through the ghost town of San Nicola di Centola, an ancient abandoned village with a breathtaking view of the coastline up to Capo Palinuro. The path winds among stone walls, arches, and climbing plants, offering a timeless experience. The excursion is organized by ADV ArcheoTrekking and is part of the Dialoghi Mediterranei XVIII edition project. The meeting point is at 6:00 PM in Piazza Principe in San Nicola di Centola. Comfortable clothing, trekking shoes, water, and sun protection are recommended. The activity is free but with mandatory reservation (limited places).
Vespero Napoletano – Festival of Slow Tourism 2026
Napoli (NA)
From September 11 to October 24, 2026, the "Vespero Napoletano – Festival of Slow Tourism" returns to Naples, a widespread event that invites you to discover the city at a relaxed pace. The festival touches parks, historic stairways, hidden viewpoints, and shared gardens, offering a program of site-specific events, concerts, performances, walks, exhibitions, photographic shows, theater performances, poetry readings, and workshops for children. The activities take place mainly on weekends in locations spread across the Neapolitan territory, offering residents and tourists an opportunity to experience an intimate and surprising Naples, far from traditional circuits. The event is free and open to all.
Appia Communitas in tour: sulle tracce degli Hirpini: viaggio tra archeologia, borghi e paesaggi
Scampitella (AV)
L'Associazione di Promozione Sociale Arteologica ETS organizza un itinerario culturale e naturalistico alla scoperta del patrimonio storico, archeologico e paesaggistico dell'Irpinia. Il percorso tocca i comuni di Scampitella, Carife e Frigento, con una tappa a Scampitella che prevede l'accoglienza dei partecipanti e la visita all'Antiquarium comunale. L'iniziativa è aperta a cittadini, studiosi e visitatori interessati alla riscoperta dell'identità territoriale e delle testimonianze della civiltà degli Irpini.
