Dragoni
Welcome to Dragoni, an Italian municipality in the province of Caserta in Campania!
Located at the foot of Mount Melito, one of the peaks of the Trebulani Mountains, Dragoni is an ancient town of 1938 inhabitants.
A brief history of the town
In the Middle Ages, Dragoni and other neighboring towns were feudal property of the noble family of the Dragoni, from which they took their name. During fascism, from 1927 to 1945, the town belonged to the province of Benevento as a result of the temporary suppression of the province of Caserta.
Monuments and places of interest
Dragoni is blessed with splendid religious buildings, such as the Church of the Annunciation, the Church of San Biagio, the Church of San Marco, the Church of San Simeone, the Church of Sant'Andrea Apostolo, and the Church of San Giovanni Battista. Each of these buildings is unique and represents a masterpiece of art and architecture.
Society
The population of Dragoni is mainly composed of Italians, but there are also foreign people representing 3.4% of the resident population. Among the most represented nationalities are Indians, Romanians, Moroccans, and Russians.
Administration
The capital of Dragoni has expanded into other nearby fractions with the exception of Maiorano di Monte. This means that the municipality is not scattered.
Gallery of Images
Take the time to admire the beauty of the churches in Dragoni. We are sure you will be fascinated by so much beauty.
Notes
Other projects
External links
If you are curious to learn more about Dragoni, visit the link of the official website of the municipality of the town. Here you will find information about the history of the town, administration, and cultural and tourist events organized in town.
