Olivola, Pacevecchia, Pamparuottolo, Pantano, Perrottiello, Piano Cappelle, Pino, Ponte Corvo, Rosetiello, Ripa Zecca, Roseto, Santa Clementina, San Chirico, San Cumano (anc. Nuceriola), San Domenico, San Giovanni a Caprara, Sant'Angelo a Piesco, San Vitale, Scafa, Serretelle, Sponsilli, Torre Alfieri, and Vallereccia. Economy The economy of Benevento area is traditionally agricultural. Main products include vine, olives and tobacco. The main industry is that of food processing (sweets and pasta), although textile, mechanics, and construction companies are present. Sports The Stadio Ciro Vigorito is a multi-use stadium in Benevento, which is mostly used as the home venue of Serie B side Benevento Calcio. Transportation Benevento is connected to Naples through the modern SS7 Appia state road, and then local roads starting from Arienzo. It is from the Naples-Bari A16 motorway. The SS372 Telesina state road allows reaching the A1 Naples-Rome, leading to the latter in less than three hours. Benevento railway station, on the Caserta-Foggia railway, has fast connections from Rome to Avellino, Bari and Lecce. Trains to Campobasso have been mostly replaced by bus services. The connection to Naples is ensured by three stations on the MetroCampania NordEst inter-urban metro line. Recently, in May 2021, the company Italo also inaugurated its new route that passes by Benevento and connects the city with Milan (in 5 hours and a half) and Rome (2 hours). Airports The nearest airports are: Salerno-Pontecagnano (QSR) 89 km Napoli-Capodichino (NAP) 91 km Notable people Saint Januarius, Bishop of Naples and martyr, possibly born in Benevento Alberto di Morra (c.1100 - 1187), later Pope Gregory VIII Immanuel Ben Jekuthiel of Benevento, a Jewish grammarian and corrector of the press of Mantua in the 16th century. He was the author of the Jewish textbook Liwyat Hen (1557, Mantua). Antonio Sancho de Benevento, a silversmith artist of the Spanish Renaissance and monk of the Monastery of Sant Jeroni de Cotalba Saint Giuseppe Moscati (1880 - 1927), doctor and first modern physician designated a saint by the Catholic Church Carlotta Nobile (1988 - 2013), Art historian, violinist, blogger and Art Director of Santa Sophia Academy chamber Orchestra See also University of Sannio References Sources External links The History Files: Independent Dukes (571–774) and Princes (774–1053) of Benevento Beneventan liturgical chant, Pictures from Benevento Photo Gallery by Leonardo Bellotti Roman sites of Campania Cities and towns in Campania Samnite cities Gothic sites in Italy World Heritage Sites in Italy