Castellammare di Stabia

Castellammare di Stabia is an Italian city of 65,922 population of the metropolitan town of Naples in Campania. The origins of Castellammare di Stabia are uncertain, even though some findings display that the location became already inhabited starting from the 8th century BC Given its favorable position on the sea, in a place wealthy in water and with fertile plains of volcanic origin, the first settlements evolved into what's now known as the Varano hill, at the time a spur overlooking the sea considering that the apparent in which the existing metropolis stands these days turned into nevertheless in part submerged by the sea and the present skinny coastline changed into uncovered to enemy incursions.

There had been numerous dominations like the Samnites followed by means of the Etruscans and the Greeks the call of this agreement turned into Stabiae. Stabiae changed into conquered by Rome in 340 BC and it turned into in the course of the Roman period that the metropolis had its maximum splendor in reality it become surrounded by means of walls and have become a small village committed principally to the products that the earth provided.