Terra Murata (Walled Land) is the old centre of Procida. It belongs to the Middle Ages and had been long the only inhabited centre of the island for security...[More >>]

The old town of Terra Murata developed around the benedictine Abbey of San Michele, founded in 1206 on a preexisting religious complex of the 5th century. It... [More >>]

Up to 1500, the whole population of Procida was concentrated in the old centre of Terra Murata. During the 16th century the people started to occupy also...[More >>]

Beyond the Marina Corricella, going on southwards along the east coast of Procida, we find the cove of Chiaia, with tufa cliffs rising steep from the sea. In... [More >>]

By the name of Sancio Cattolico we indicate the area of the harbour. The origins of the name seem to belong to the 10th century when, after the first forays...[More >>]

On the west edge of Procida there is the hamlet of Chiaiolella, which is nowadays the main tourist centre of the island with the beach, the bathing... [More >>]