Santa Maria a Vico

Santa Maria a Vico is an Italian metropolis of 14,023 inhabitants within the province of Caserta, in Campania. The town becomes built by way of the Romans within the midst of the second one Samnite struggle, with military cause. After the military town characteristic, the Appia turned into opened to public traffic and, to meet the wishes of vacationers and inhabitants, the town becomes enriched with new homes and restaurants. The new village changed into referred to as Vicus Novanensis.

With the coming of the barbarians, the Vicus turned into destroyed, and the population scattered over the hills. Later the city was rebuilt and surpassed into the fingers of the district of Nola and Arienzo this dependency ended with the advent in Italy of the French who made it an autonomous municipality. With the Aragonese, Santa Maria a Vico had a outstanding improvement as a commercial rectangular in southern Italy. Today, Santa Maria a Vico acts as a center among the provinces of Benevento, Caserta and Naples. The town is home to a single higher institute, the State Higher Secondary Education Institute Majorana Bachelet.