Punta Campanella Lighthouse, Massa Lubrense

Name: Punta Campanella Lighthouse
Address: Massa Lubrense, Italy

#2 among attractions in Massa Lubrense

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Punta Campanella Lighthouse is an active lighthouse at the end of the south-western extremity of the Sorrentine Peninsula, Campania on the Tyrrhenian Sea. ()

Coordinates: 40°34'10"N, 14°19'30"E

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Massa Lubrense Italy

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Punta Campanella Lighthouse – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Grotta di Matromania, Massa Lubrense Sea Kayak, Gardens of Augustus, Piazza Umberto I.

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Natural attraction, Cave, Park
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40°36'32"N • 14°20'2"E
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Park
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Square
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Roman imperial palace ruins
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Famous rock formations in the ocean
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Monastery, Sacred and religious sites, History museum
Certosa di San Giacomo, Capri
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Natural attraction, Cave, Park
Grotta Bianca, Capri
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Church
Santo Stefano, Capri
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Historical place
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Harbor
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