Going up from the San Vito district, you will visit the historic parish of the hilly district, then continuing along the road to Vesuvius you can admire the statues of the Creator Vesevo along the way. After a stop at the Vesuvian Observatory with the little church of the Savior, go up towards the crater. & Nbsp;
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Dedicated to St. Vitus Martyr, the church, which is 180 meters above sea level, was built beginning in 1749.
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The Royal Vesuvius Observatory, founded in 1841, has been a popular destination for Italian and foreign scholars. The elegant Bourbon building is now a place set aside for the display of valuable mineralogical, instrumental and artistic collections and a rich historical library. Expert guides lead visitors through a fascinating journey into the world of volcanoes. The various types of eruptions and their dangers are described, leading up to real-time monitoring achieved through surveillance systems. The museum houses ancient scientific instruments used by scientists and researchers over the centuries, some of which are of exceptional historical importance, such as Luigi Palmieri's electromagnetic seismograph from 1856.
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"Creator Vesevo" is a permanent exhibition opened in 2005 to celebrate and redevelop the Vesuvius area.
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The opportunity to admire at the same time one of the most beautiful views in the world, from the Gulf of Naples and the Sorrento Coast to the Cognoli of Mount Somma, makes it truly a must-see destination.
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