Jolly Hotel Caserta

The magnificent Royal Palace, the work of the great architect Vanvitelli, who throughout the years is a destination for tourists attracted by the charm of the memories of the court of the Bourbons and the court murattiana with the royal apartments, the furniture and furnishings perfectly preserved, and great works of art ranging from the seventeenth century the nineteenth.
The park, with geometric hedges, the myriad paths to discover, a natural environment that combines harmoniously with the work of human ingenuity, and the exciting perspective of fountains and waterfalls, make it an architectural landscape that has few terms of comparison in the world.

Within 4 Kilometers there's San Leucio, one of the most interesting Bourbonic sites which represented a revolutionary socio-economic institution. The hunting Casino of Belvedere was transformed into a palace-spinning mill in 1778 and was built around a large site of textile spinning: The Real Colonia San Leucio, a true city-industry which produced fine silk, populated by workers and controlled by laws, regulations and rules of working life. The site of San Leucio became known worldwide as one of the first experiments in socialism of utopian Enlightenment mold.
Today you can admire the Palazzo del Belvedere, the Bourbon Arch, the Museum of Silk.

Only 10 Kilometers away there is the medieval village of Casertavecchia that lies at the foot of the mountains Tifatini. It is an enchanted place where you can walk in streets that seem to bring us back a thousand years ago, in an era of adventurous knights, witches, magical events and legends. The remarkable landscape enjoyable from many points of the village, the cool summer and the many local pizzerias, make Casertavecchia the preferred destination for both residents of the surrounding area and for tourists. In summer you can participate in folk events such as The return of the riders in the Village and September to the Village.

Also you can visit many other historical and archaeological sites in the province of Caserta: Capua with Anfiteatro Campano, second only to the Coliseum, the Museum of Capua and the Museo Provinciale Campano, and other small towns as Casola and Pozzovetere that still maintains the flavor of a genuine civilization that goes slowly disappearing.