Spiaggia di Castello aragonese

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2024-10-05

Castello Aragonese is a sandy beach located in the province of Napoli.

The area is known for its sandy coastline, breakwaters, and high levels of urbanization. The beach faces an island featuring the Aragonese Castle, which is connected to the mainland by a stone bridge.

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