Cellole and the delights of the Costa Domitia

Cellole - Cellole, an enchanting Campania village disputed between the blue of the sea and the green of its surrounding pine forests. Having become an independent municipality in 1973, it has shared much of its history with the nearby Sessa Arunca, of which it has been a hamlet since the feudal era. To testify the illustrious past are the remains of the splendid Roman villa of San Limato, a shining example of sub-urban architecture inside which it is possible to admire, thanks to a careful restoration work carried out over the years, the mosaic flooring representing marine animals, typical of the II century a.

C. From later times are the rural church of San Marco, with its typical gabled façade and its bell tower, the church of San Vito and the church of Santa Lucia. Its enviable geographical position places it in the center of an important quadrilateral including Rome, Naples, Pompeii and Capri, all reachable from Cellole in a very short time. But buffalo mozzarella is the real protagonist not only of the entire Campania region, but in particular of this small village where the master cheesemakers have been able to make the most of the outdoor pastures, obtaining the precious and tasty cheese, known and appreciated. worldwide. The Domiziana area, of which Cellole is part, also enjoys a fervent tourist activity linked to its coasts and its white beaches. A place where beauty and hospitality are certainly not lacking, ideal for spending a very pleasant stay.