The closest airport is Naples International Airport (NAP).
From Naples, Benevento is easy to reach by train, coach, or private transfer.
A direct coach runs from Naples Airport (Capodichino) to Benevento (Terminal Bus) on select days and times.
The departure point is a 5-minute walk from the airport. Tickets can be purchased via the Air Campania app.
From the airport, take the Alibus shuttle (~25 min) to Napoli Centrale station, then catch a regional train to Benevento.
No need to book in advance for regional trains. Tickets can be stored digitally on your phone.
Book via Trenitalia or Trainline.
A private transfer is the easiest door-to-door option, especially if you're travelling with family, luggage, or kids.
We'll be happy to help arrange a private transfer for you, but we would need to know by the 31st of May your arrival time and how many people will be with you.
Please get in touch with us directly to arrange this.
We recommend staying in or near the city centre so you can walk to cafés, restaurants, and key landmarks, and it's usually easiest for wedding logistics.
Look for places near Centro Storico, Corso Garibaldi, Duomo, or Arco di Traiano.
View our mapBenevento is a small city in the heart of southern Italy, rich in history and character. Founded over 2,000 years ago, it still carries visible traces of its past: Roman monuments like the Arch of Trajan and the Roman Theatre, medieval streets, churches, and quiet piazzas where life moves at a slower pace.
It's not a big tourist hub, which means visitors often experience a more authentic side of Italy: local cafés, family-run restaurants, and a relaxed atmosphere.
One important thing to know: Benevento is inland, so there's no seaside nearby. However, the great advantage of its location is that many of the most beautiful places in southern Italy are easily reachable for a day trip.
Here are a few destinations you might enjoy exploring while you're in the area:
A vibrant and historic city famous for its UNESCO World Heritage centre, incredible food, and of course the birthplace of pizza.
One of the most extraordinary archaeological sites in the world. The ancient Roman city was preserved under volcanic ash after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
A spectacular coastline known for its dramatic cliffs, colourful villages, and stunning views. Popular towns include Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello.
A beautiful coastal city with a charming promenade and historic centre. It's also a convenient gateway to the Amalfi Coast.
Whether you choose to explore the local history of Benevento itself or take a short trip to the coast or nearby cities, there is plenty to discover in this beautiful part of Italy.