Casoria between art and culture

This circular tour takes you on a discovery of Casoria, following an urban itinerary that combines contemporary art, places of worship, and corners of everyday life. Departing from the Casoria-Afragola train station, head toward the Town Hall, the administrative heart of the city. From here, continue south, passing the Church of San Mauro, one of the area's religious landmarks. A little further on, you reach the Villa Comunale, a popular green space, and the nearby PalaCasoria.

Heading back toward the city center, you cross Via San Rocco, an important historical artery, and pass the Santa Maria della Pietà Hospital, which has served the northern part of Naples since the 19th century. Continuing, you arrive at the Casoria-Afragola train station, in Piazza Dante, a railway hub connecting the city with Naples and the rest of the region.

From here, the route leads you to the CAM – Casoria Contemporary Art Museum, an exhibition center recognized for its international collection and programming dedicated to contemporary art.

On the way back, you pedal through the village's internal streets, past residential buildings, shops, and small neighborhood spaces. Before completing the loop, you pass the Church of the Sacramentine Sisters, recognizable by its neo-Gothic tuff façade and polychrome rose window.