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Amalfi Coast
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Hotel Villa Maria - Amalfi's Coast - Ravello Owned by the Palumbo family, the Villa Maria Hotel offers to its guest the romantic atmosphere of the enchanting Ravello. It is located in a central position, in the historic center of the town, among Villa...
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Since 1908 the De Riso family has been running a bar/tobacconist's shop in the town's main square; they have become famous in the whole Amalfi coast by making ice creams and lemon granita in the summertime. After studying as cook and working as chef in...
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La Margherita Villa Giuseppina, open all the year, is the ideal place to spend a relaxing and pleasant stay on the Amalfi coast. It is located in the heart of Scala, the oldest town of the Amalfi coast, and offers its customers the guarantee of a family...
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Surrounded by the scent of wild herbs and the colors of the lush Mediterranean vegetation, the Agriturismo Sant'Alfonso is the expression of an harmonious relationship between man and nature. It is located away from traffic noise, on a rocky spur overlooking...
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The Agriturismo Il Raduno is surrounded by the intense green colored terraced hills of Tramonti, at about 350 meters a.s.l.; it is an oasis of relaxation and peace that will allow you to spend unforgettable moments in strict contact with nature, enjoying...
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Campania
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The ancient Romans called this land "Campania felix", due to its mild climate and the fertility of its soil. Many patrician families established their summer residence on the coastal area of this region and the Emperor Tiberius administered the Empire from his villa in Capri, during the last years of his life.
It would be too much simplistic thinking that Campania is composed only by its famous coastal localities (the Gulf of Naples, the Sorrentine Peninsula, the Amalfi coast, the Cilento coast). In fact, the treasure of ancestral traditions, both cultural and oeno-gastronomic ones, is hidden in the inland areas of Samnium and Irpinia. Here, the genuineness both of the products and the lifestyle inspired the principles of the Mediterranean diet to the American scientist Ancel Keys.
The lovers of cultural tourism will certainly be spoilt for choice: from the architectonic treasures of Naples to the Roman ruins of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabia; from the imposing Greek temples of Paestum to the majestic Royal Palace of Caserta; from the Certosa of San Lorenzo in Padula to the suggestive historic centres of the small mountainous towns.
Capri and Ischia, the Amalfi coast and the Sorrentine Peninsula are the ideal destinations for the lovers of glamour locations.
Relaxation and untouched nature are the main characteristics of the Cilento coast and Campania's inland.
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