Procida is a volcanic island in the Gulf of Naples and part of the Phlegraean Islands. Its coastal historic landscape combines tuffaceous ground, high shores, inlets and small beaches.1,2
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Procida is a volcanic island in the Gulf of Naples and part of the Phlegraean Islands. Its historic coastal landscape combines tuffaceous ground, high shores, inlets and small beaches. Nine historic contrade include Terra Murata, Corricella, Marina Grande Sent'cò and Chiaiolella. The island was Italy's Capital of Culture in 2022, and Il Postino, Massimo Troisi's final film, is set here. Procida is not a UNESCO World Heritage property.
An island landscape with historic districts and monuments spanning Terra Murata, religious sites and coastal settlements, recognised as Italy’s Capital of Culture in 2022.






