Going by Mazzocchi, having left behind Piazza Mazzini, one arrives in Piazza Matteotti where overlooking the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, the monument of the eponymous city, a precious witness of the early centuries of Christianity.

Church of Santa Maria Maggiore

The church reached its present architectural form in the mid century, but for many centuries had been refitted the existing Constantinian basilica. Remains of the construction of the fourth century can be seen inside the church, which retained two Corinthian capitals, one of which overlap a column that, in fact, combines two floors of new construction.

Church of San Pietro in Corpo

The church of Our Lady of Grace is located in the immediate vicinity of the Villa Comunale and is among the churches of the city, one that presents the story more varied. In front of the building stands a bronze statue of 1934, depicting San Giangiuseppe of the Cross.

Church of Madonna delle Grazie

The church of Mary, Mother of God, and the Guardian Angels, which rises along Corso Garibaldi, is favored for its central position. Built in only two years, from 1880 to 1882, was designed by Sagnell Gaetano at the expense of Saracens.

Church of Angeli custodi

Along the former road that leads to Capua, near "Arco Adriano", is the church of St. Augustine. Ruins on the ancient chapel of St. Augustine to rural arcum, in 1925, the church was completed that had the dignity of a parish and today gives its name to the whole neighborhood. In the sixth century D.C. protocristiana the chapel was used as a burial place for the faithful.

Church of Sant'Agostino

The various parchments, stored in capuano, show that this church was called "Ecclesia S. Herasmi into chapters "so near the place where, they say, stood the old Capitol. "In the district of S. Erasmo are located the public monuments of Capua: The Capitolium, the theater (and theater) and the baths. First of not remain on track because it was built in medieval times, the tower of St Erasmus. "This is confirmed by numerous studies and found many elements of the factory, many statues and marble columns." Di great importance is the theater to its proportions (44.25 m radius) were adapted to a big city.

Church of Sant'Erasmo

The bright red brick are a feature of the church of Victims expiation, which is located along Via Campania, behind the church Sant'Erasmo. Consecrated in 1921 was precisely the brick facade with red-colored travertine stones placed to break the bottom color else unique. The pilasters - six, including two fluted - enclose the large portal which is a gable chamber. The upper floor is divided by three large windows with a triangular tympanum very relative to the line of the façade. The interior has a nave with double cross vault.

Church of San Gennaro

The Church of S. Andrea Apostolo replaced the old chapel dell'omonimo rural farmhouse

Church of Sant'Andrea

The church stood until 1998 as a whole St. Joseph Hospital and Melorio, which is named the same name Melorio Street, now the new church is located on a street kennedy.

Church of San Paolino