Nestled between the sea and the mountains, you will find Carano, an agricultural village whose name dates back to Roman times. It is renowned for the Sanctuary of Maria SS. Della Libera, a very popular pilgrimage destination. The church, with its single nave, side chapels, and majolica dome, houses a late Byzantine fresco (14th century) and a polychrome wooden statue of the Virgin by Giacomo Colombo on the main altar. The patronal feast in honor of the Madonna della Libera takes place on the first Sunday of May. Carano seems to have arisen from the ruins of Vescia, as suggested by various historians interested in toponymy along the ancient Appian Way. It is a hamlet of Sessa Aurunca (colonia Julia Felix Classica Suessa; "Suesse"), a city of ancient origin, a cradle of culture and art, where you can admire the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul (1183), the Ducal Castle (10th century), the Cryptopòrtico, the Roman Theater, and other monuments for an exciting journey between the present and the past. A few kilometers away, you will find the tourist resort of Baia Domizia, overlooking the Gulf of Gaeta, characterized by mostly flat terrain and surrounded by a large pine forest, an ideal place for relaxing and fun vacations. Thanks to its strategic location, you can easily reach Capua, a city with a rich history of events and monuments that recall its illustrious past. Here, you can admire the 12th-century Basilica Cathedral, the 16th-century Church of the Annunciation, the Lombard Churches of the 10th century, the Diocesan Museum, the Campano Museum, and numerous monuments of historical interest. In Caserta, you can visit and be fascinated not only by the beautiful Royal Palace but also by the Vanvitellian Aqueduct and the San Leucio complex, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. Naples, easily accessible by car or train from the nearby Sessa Aurunca station, is a city rich in history, art, and culture. Gaeta, a city located at the southern end of the Ulysses Riviera, where the wide homonymous gulf extends, has origins that date back to epic myths. ... and much more. A territory waiting to be discovered, suitable not only for history enthusiasts but also for those who want to have fun, eat well, and immerse themselves in nature.