Christmas in Castello di Cisterna

Christmas in the Vesuvius town

Castello di Cisterna is a small town in the Metropolitan City of Naples, in Campania, at the foot of the Vesuvius area. During the holiday season, the Municipality enlivens the center with a widespread program of events, illuminations, and family activities, gathered under the title "Castello di Cisterna in festa". It is not a single event, but a calendar that accompanies the community from the Feast of the Immaculate Conception until the Epiphany.

Magia di Luci

The visual heart of the city's Christmas is "Magia di Luci", the artistic lighting display that illuminates the main streets and squares of the town from December 8, 2025, to January 6, 2026. The light installations transform the center into a path to be explored on foot in the evening, amidst decorations, scenery, and the typical atmosphere of Southern Italian holidays.

Children's Christmas

Among the most anticipated events is the "Children's Christmas", scheduled for December 19, 2025, a day dedicated to the little ones with entertainment, games, and shows. During this period, the administration also organizes moments in local schools, with Santa Claus meeting the students and recreational activities designed to involve families.

A community project

The Christmas initiatives are part of a broader territory enhancement strategy promoted by the Municipality, linked to participation in supra-municipal and regional projects for culture, tourism, and Campanian villages. The goal is to animate public spaces, strengthen the sense of community, and offer residents an accessible and shared Christmas.

Why attend

• Widespread illuminations throughout the center with "Magia di Luci"
• Special day for children and families
• Free events open to all
• Authentic atmosphere of a town in the province of Naples

Christmas in Castello di Cisterna is a simple and genuine opportunity to experience the holidays away from the major tourist circuits, immersed in the tradition and conviviality of the Vesuvius area.