Maiori has been discovered by an Etruscan captain called Lucomone Reghinna, who later gave his name to the river and the town (Reghinna Major and Reghinna Minor), later these two towns kept only the latter names.
One of the most important archeological sites in the country.
Here you will see some of the best preserved Greek ruins, architecture and monuments, such as the Temple of Poseidon (Neptune) and the Basilica dating from the 6th Century b.C..
The city rises to approximately 50 kilometers to east south from Naples to the northern limit of the gulf of Salerno and introduces to the Amalfi Coast.
Naples is the gateway and unofficial capital of Southern Italy.
It is the third largest city in Italy and the most densely populated, with over two milions inhabitants.