There are still a few months to go, but the island of Procida is ready to be the Italian Capital of Culture in 2022.
The charming island of Gulf of Naples, one of the most beautiful in Italy, is a treasure trove of wonders and culture.
Without waiting for the official start of the events that will take place next year, the city has already inaugurated some artistic and cultural itineraries. As well as the extensive exhibition entitled “Panorama”, which at the beginning of September involves the entire island.
Not only works to admire, but also artistic performances to watch, from the murals being created, to street readings to listen to.
Accessible by ferry or participating in one of the daily tours that depart from Naples, the island of Phlegrea is a true color palette with the lively fishermen's houses overlooking the bay of Chiaia.
An invitation to get lost in its cobblestone alleys, where the scent of prickly pears is intoxicating.
The beating heart of Procida is the Marina GrandeThe disembarkation point, an area with good restaurants and shops, and a prime tourist center with Via Roma.

It features beautiful craft shops and the Pietà Church, with its stylish Baroque tower.
Behind the Marina, there is Faro, one of the most popular panoramic spots.
The medieval village of Murata Tower It is at the highest point of the island and is a place rich in history. Good for strolling the cobbled streets and visiting buildings of great interest and importance, such as the Abbey of San Michele Arcangelo and the Palazzo d'Avalos, the former prison overlooking the sea.
But it certainly doesn't end there. The most authentic Procida is revealed in Marina Corricella, the fishing village with colorful houses and particular architectural structures called “vefi” or balconies of Arab origin covered by arches.

A true gem, Procida is ready to be visited before everyone arrives to explore the Italian Capital of Culture in 2022.






































