Luzzano
Discovering Luzzano, a hamlet in Moiano
Hi everyone! Today I'm taking you on a journey to discover Luzzano, a small and charming hamlet in the municipality of Moiano, located in the province of Benevento, in the heart of Campania.
History
Luzzano has a unique history that sets it apart from the rest of Moiano. In fact, the dialect spoken by its inhabitants is quite distinct and easily recognizable. Before becoming part of Moiano, Luzzano was one of the hamlets of Airola.
Culture
Events
Like many other places in Campania, Luzzano has many religious traditions that are celebrated annually with festivals and processions. In August, for example, the town celebrates Saint Anthony of Padua, the patron saint of lost things. In December, there is the traditional distribution of the calendar. Furthermore, every June 13th, Saint Anthony's bread is distributed, and between July and August, there's the Panuozzo festival, which features a sandwich filled with local cured meats and cheeses.
Infrastructure and transport
Roads
To reach Luzzano, one can take the Provincial Road 131 Via San Vito or the Provincial Road 132 Via San Giacomo-delle Monache.
Urban mobility
For travel to neighboring towns such as Airola, Moiano, and Sant'Agata de' Goti, the services of Autoservizi Irpini (AIR) agency can be used.
Administration
Since 1869, Luzzano has been a hamlet of the municipality of Moiano and shares its entire administration.
Would you like to visit this small Campanian hamlet? Don't hesitate to embark on a journey!
