Very beautiful and peaceful. Great views and cool breeze! Restaurant was closed when we went. Take water. Dress modestly or they give you paper cover ups to go in.

A sanctuary on the top of the mountain. That's the Italian way of building churches. Created around 1200's-1500's this is the most beautiful place to pray and contemplate the beauty of the nature,fresh air, and a magnificent landscape view of cities such us Mercogliano, summomte and Avellino. That's not all, from here, you can see the naples beach and island and the volcano. Moreover, the sanctuary is full of history and beautiful images.

Beautiful surroundings. Highly recommended.

Emozionante, facilmente raggiungibile, ben organizzato, pulito. Mi è piaciuta moltissimo la cripta con le reliquie dei Santi, in particolare San Modestino. Exciting, easily accessible, well organized, clean. I really liked the crypt with the relics of the saints, especially San Modestino. On the spot you will find a bar, stalls with local products. Spannend, leicht zugänglich, gut organisiert, sauber. Mir gefiel die Krypta mit den Reliquien der Heiligen, vor allem San Modestino, wo es eine Bar und Stände mit lokalen Produkten gibt Захватывающий, легкодоступный, хорошо организованный, чистый. Мне очень понравился склеп с мощами святых, особенно Сан-Модестино. На месте вы найдете бар, киоски с местными продуктами.

Beautifil cathedral set in the mountains, in a fantastic place where you can breathe a mystical atmosphere. Wonderful

Nice place to visit. If you don't want to hassle with italian traffic just take cableway from the bottom of the mountain.

I felt very uplifted, blessed coming to the sanctuary of montevergine. Everything about this place is just spectacular. I’m very happy that my father in law took me to this place.

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(Translated by Google) We discovered a very organized structure with 3 swimming pools plus one with water games for children. Affordable prices. Quiet and clean. Excellent food we had lunch there 2 sandwiches to say the least good quality price excellent friendly and very fast staff, we will return ☺️ (Original) Anbiamo scoperto una struttura molto organizzata con 3 piscina più una con i giochi d’acqua per i bimbi. Prezzi agevoli. Tranquilla e pulita. Cibo ottimo abbiamo pranzato lì 2 panini a dir poco buoni qualità prezzo ottima staff cordiale e velicissimo, ci ritorneremo ☺️

(Translated by Google) Fantastic, well-organized facility. A true 360-degree sports center. Very welcoming and with highly qualified staff. Top instructors who are very helpful with the children. I've seen a notable improvement in my son and I'm grateful to everyone. The director is a true lady from another era. Congratulations to everyone! (Original) Struttura fantastica ben organizzata. Una vera e propria cittadina dello sport a 360 gradi. Molto accogliente e con personale altamente qualificato. Istruttori top e molto disponibili con i bambini. Ho constatato un miglioramento notevole di mio figlio e sono grato a tutti. La direttrice una vera signora di altri tempi. Complimenti a tutti

(Translated by Google) I've been attending the adult swimming school for almost a year and can highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn in a professional, welcoming, and truly effective environment. The instructors, Pamela, Ilenia, and Sonia, are simply fantastic: knowledgeable, patient, and always available to explain every step calmly and precisely. They put you at ease from the very first moment and make every lesson enjoyable and motivating. Thanks to them, I'm having a great time and am learning much more than I imagined. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality, expertise, and attention. (Original) Frequento la scuola nuoto adulti da quasi un anno e non posso che consigliarla a chiunque voglia imparare in un ambiente professionale, accogliente e davvero efficace. Le istruttrici Pamela, Ilenia e Sonia sono semplicemente fantastiche: preparate, pazienti e sempre disponibili a spiegare ogni passaggio con calma e precisione. Riescono a metterti a tuo agio fin dal primo momento e rendono ogni lezione piacevole e motivante. Grazie a loro mi sto trovando benissimo e sto imparando molto più di quanto immaginassi. Consiglio vivamente a chi cerca qualità, competenza e attenzioni.

Abbey of Goleto is a beautifully maintained site that deserves much more promotion and visibility, as it is truly stunning. The abbey was founded in the 12th century by Saint William of Vercelli and became an important spiritual center in the region. The site offers plenty of information: there are detailed signs in both Italian and English, and you can even listen to the content via QR codes in both languages. Parking is easy, and entry is free. There isn’t much else directly around the abbey (apart from a café and a restaurant), but the peaceful atmosphere and the history make it well worth a visit.

Very nice restored abbey. Good location for a day trip and for events. There is a good restaurant very close: Hotel ‘Il Goleto’.

A very interesting place, the muaeum was cloaed but there are good info panels around.

Beautiful and well with the drive!!! Peaceful walk through a serene Abby! Self guided - free.

Beautiful church. Amazing to see the architecture.

Right now they are doing maintenance but generally it's a very beautiful place to visit. Very calm and relaxing

Beautyful early Abby built in the early 1100's A trove of Roman era spoila built in the bell tower and walls.

One of the most beauiful places ive been to. Up above the Amalfi Coast with outstanding views this small town has it all. The gardens are spectacular and we were lucky enough to have room to move having visited off season in March. The skies cleared and the only word for it is Wow. In my opinion it leaves the coast for dead, a lot quieter and a lot to see and do. Cafes are great and our hotel Lolanda was amazing. I cant stress how important it is to take a little time and go off the beaten track up to this place. Visit all the gardens at the top and you wont be disappointed.

Must visit, but try earlier than in the evening, as the sun goes away from 4 pm in October. Sunsets are amazing though. And in October there are not so many flowers and colors like in summer pictures, but still nice. The house is unfortunately empty, and there’s not much to do.

It very beautiful up here. we visited this place in Sept 2023 during our Amalfi coast tour. It is a trek to get to but when you get here you will be greeted with spectacular views! I can get busy at peak times but it is beautiful. The gelato from the small cafe is absolutely worth the walk. Definitely recommended.

Extremly beautiful villa, gardens and view. The ticket was 8 euros, no line, we got to experience the place all by ourselves, maybe because it is off season (november 2025, monday). We got to see the garden with winter flowers, but still extremly beautiful.

Villa Rufolo was such a hidden gem here in Ravello. Really enjoyed the small room showing the videos and giving some history of the place which helped color a beautiful picture of music, history, and brilliant views. I highly recommend making a stop here if you are visiting Ravello. My best advice, take a scooter to the top of this hill instead of this bulky busses, you’ll be happy you did!

Villa Rufolo is a must - see hot spots destination for anyone visiting the Amalfi Coast. A real hidden gem on the Amalfi Coast and one of my favorite place to see it. This is nature’s artwork on display . A very impressive, stunning place with a unique color of the spirits, worth all the raves about it. Worth spending a day here soaking in the ambience, surrounded by incredible scenery, pure natural peaceful, beautiful masterpieces of gardens and magnificent spectacular breathtaking views from every corner. It’s a truly enchanting and experience visiting this beautiful place There is beauty around every bend. Serenity in every view!!! Simply breathtaking!!!

Villa Rufolo is amazing place where you can enjoy a view in every corner. The gardens are very beautiful and with many many flowers. Highly recommend!

I was hoping to visit la Rondinaia in Ravello but, as this is not possible, visited Villa Cimbrone instead. Yes, the entry fee of 10euros per person was rather stiff and yes the lady at the ticket counter made being rude a matter of principal, her calling. We are but vulgar tourists to be tolerated if we are lucky. That being said, everybody else was thoroughly charming and wonderful. The gardens are stunningly beautiful and manicured beyond belief. It is a huge pleasure to wander through and the views are breath-taking. Just like the rest of the Amalfi coast, just more so. We came across the villa restaurant (not the Michelin star one) by chance and had the most wonderful meal of our stay in Italy! The food was amazing, the service impeccable and the view I have already written about. My wife and I can't wait to go back!

Going to the city Amalfi brings you close to Ravello. When you bring a car, make the trip to Ravello. Parking is a small disaster. Stroll thought the village centre which has a nice sqaure and walk in about 10 minutes to Villa Cimbrone. Youo nly need to visit the garden. There is a beautiful view over de Amalfi coast on a terrace called Terrazza dell'Infinito. In the garden is a small bar with the famous balcony. Enjoy.

Villa Cimbrone has a fascinating history that blends old-world charm with modern appeal. Its first records date back to the 11th century, during Ravello’s golden era, when it was owned by noble families such as the Acconciajoco and later the Fusco. However, over time, the villa fell into disrepair and became a ruin. In 1904, Ernest William Beckett, later known as Lord Grimthorpe, discovered the property. A wealthy and eccentric Englishman, he fell in love with Villa Cimbrone and decided to restore it. Collaborating with local builder Nicola Mansi, he rebuilt the villa in a mix of Moorish, Venetian, and Gothic styles, incorporating elements from across Italy. This restoration led to the beautiful, almost dreamlike villa we see today. During Beckett's ownership, Villa Cimbrone became a retreat for many notable writers, artists, and thinkers, including Virginia Woolf, E.M. Forster, Winston Churchill, and Greta Garbo. Today, the Vuilleumier family owns the villa. They have preserved its historic beauty and transformed it into a charming hotel, renowned for its stunning Terrace of Infinity and serene gardens. Although we did not stay at the hotel and cannot comment on its services, the gardens are open to visitors who wish to explore the beautiful scenery. We enjoyed a leisurely hour-long walk around the property, which also features a café for all visitors.

Simply an unparalleled, life-affirming experience! The Terrace of Infinity offers the best sea + nature view I have ever witnessed anywhere in the world. It is truly an experience that words fail to capture. The entire villa grounds and park are stunning and perfectly maintained, making the whole visit an absolute must-do! and as a bonus, its a starting point for the most scenic down-hikes to Atrani (lots of stairs though)

The villa has absolutely breathtaking views — you can see the entire Amalfi Coast from above! It’s surrounded by beautiful nature, lovely gardens, and charming little vegetable patches and flowers. Everything is just perfect and so picturesque!

we were just here to visit the garden. but I would definitely think about staying at the hotel too. the garden is absolutely worth the entrance fee of euro 10. there are many places to sit, enjoy, reflect and look around.

Absolutely unbelievable!! One of the most excellent places on the planet!! The story behind the establishment of this villa is unbearably romantic and that energy permeates the entire estate. There are places to eat at both ends of the gardens,which is great because we really did work up an appetite while strolling the gardens. We spent around 5 hours wandering through the gardens and many rooms, crypts and galleries. Really well worth the visit!!

Omg, Amazing place! It's so beautiful. It's not crowded by tourists. If you park in the parking it's 5€ a person . And if you go arround it's free!

Great time at Cascata Rosabella. Great views and fun way to cool off in the hot heat. Pic-nic area for a nice afternoon with food and friends.

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St. Andrew’s Cathedral stands as the magnificent centerpiece of Amalfi’s main square, serving as the town’s spiritual heart. The cathedral’s stunning architecture and sacred atmosphere create an unforgettable experience, particularly the rare opportunity to venerate a relic of St. Andrew, Christ’s first disciple. The adjoining museum and ancient crypt are equally impressive, offering rich historical insights. The staff welcomes visitors with genuine warmth and helpfulness. For English-speaking visitors: the cathedral offers Sunday evening Mass in English at 6 PM during summer months. While intimate in size, this service provides a meaningful opportunity for international visitors to fully participate in worship after attending Italian-language services elsewhere. St. Andrew’s Cathedral exemplifies Christian hospitality, graciously accommodating both pilgrims and tourists with a spirit that truly reflects its sacred mission.

Visiting the Cathedral of Saint Andrew in Amalfi was one of the most impressive experiences of my trip. The church is truly breathtaking, both inside and out. The grand staircase leading up to the entrance, the beautifully detailed façade, and the striking blend of architectural styles make it a masterpiece that immediately captures your attention. Inside, the atmosphere is equally captivating—peaceful, spiritual, and filled with artistic details that reflect centuries of history. Every corner seems to tell a story, and the craftsmanship is nothing short of extraordinary. I would recommend this place without hesitation to anyone visiting Amalfi. It is not only a landmark but also an unforgettable cultural and spiritual experience that should not be missed.

Must see cathedral with incredible history and architecture spanning 4 different styles, Romanesque, Arab-Norman, Baroque, and Gothic. The church has been rebuilt and added to so many times, making it a really unique piece of history and a snapshot of the culture of the time of construction. Of note obviously is the supposed remains of Saint Andrew who is said to be interred in a crypt from the 1200’s. Not to be outdone by any of the other strange and amazing claims by European Catholic Churches, it is said that manna forms on the sarcophagus and collected from the saints bones, so that’s something. All weirdness aside, the artwork, craftsmanship, and ornate structures inside and out are so worth the price of admission.

The Cathedral of St Andrew in Amalfi is a beautiful medieval church incorporating various architectural styles and dominating the central piazza of Amalfi. When we visited there was a service taking place so we contented ourdelves with the beautiful facade and the historic area around the cathedral. Parking in Amalfi was surprisingly easy since the town has a huge underground car park hollowed out of a hill which certainly saves trying to find street parking.

The Cathedral of St Andrew in Amalfi is worth every sweaty step up those stairs, think of it as your cardio session before the spiritual experience. The place is stunning, grand enough to make you forget your aching calves. Inside, it’s peaceful, beautiful, and full of history. Outside, it’s pure Italian drama, bells ringing, tourists posing, and pigeons doing whatever pigeons do best. A perfect mix of holiness and chaos. Highly recommend, but maybe skip leg day before visiting.

The Cattedrale di Sant’Andrea in Amalfi is one of the town’s most beautiful landmarks and absolutely worth a visit. The exterior is stunning, with its impressive staircase and striking façade that immediately catches your eye as you arrive in the main square. Inside, the church is just as remarkable, with ornate details and a peaceful yet solemn atmosphere. It’s also an important religious site as it houses the relics of Saint Andrew. There is usually a lot of people, so expect crowds, especially during the day, but it is still an unmissable stop if you are in Amalfi.

The Cathedral of St Andrew Apostle is one of the most beautiful landmarks I’ve visited. Its striking black-and-white striped façade and grand staircase create an unforgettable first impression. Climbing the steps gives you a sense of anticipation, and when you finally stand in front of the entrance, the intricate details of the architecture truly stand out. Inside, the cathedral is just as impressive. The combination of rich mosaics, marble columns, and golden details creates an atmosphere of both grandeur and peace. Light streaming through the windows adds to the beauty, highlighting the craftsmanship in every corner. I visited on a weekday and only waited about 10 minutes to enter, which made the experience smooth and enjoyable. The location in the heart of Amalfi adds to the charm, as you can explore the surrounding streets and enjoy a coffee or gelato after your visit. Whether you’re interested in history, architecture, or simply looking for a breathtaking spot to appreciate, this cathedral is a must-see. It’s a place where you can slow down, take in the beauty, and feel connected to centuries of tradition and faith.

Lovely park between Lungomare and Via Roma.

Villa Comunale di Salerno is one of those places that you unexpectedly fall in love with and find yourself coming back to again and again. Nestled between the lively seafront and the charming old town, it’s a peaceful retreat full of greenery, elegance, and history. From the moment you enter, you're surrounded by beautifully manicured gardens, classic fountains, and lovely shaded paths lined with palm trees, exotic plants, and vibrant flowers. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming—perfect for a morning walk, a quiet break in the afternoon, or just soaking up the local atmosphere. What sets it apart is its combination of nature and art. Throughout the garden are impressive statues, busts of notable Italian figures, and plaques with historical significance. You really get the feeling that this isn’t just a park—it’s a living museum in the open air. There’s also a charming bandstand in the centre, which adds to the timeless feel of the place. The cleanliness and upkeep are worth mentioning—the gardens are very well maintained and there are plenty of benches to sit on. It’s safe, family-friendly, and never feels overcrowded. It’s also just a few minutes from Salerno’s Lungomare promenade, so it fits easily into a day of sightseeing. And if you’re lucky enough to visit during the famous Luci d’Artista light festival (usually between November and January), Villa Comunale becomes a truly magical wonderland. The entire park is transformed into a glowing fairytale, with giant illuminated animals, trees wrapped in lights, and creative displays that enchant both kids and adults. It’s one of the highlights of Salerno in winter. Overall, Villa Comunale di Salerno is more than just a park—it’s a peaceful, historic, and beautifully designed space that reflects the elegance and warmth of the city itself. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, it’s a place that invites you to slow down and simply enjoy the moment.

Very nice place to sit and rest !!! It has magical Christmas decoration! I adore the Garden of Salerno!!!!

It's a small park, but gorgeous and well maintained. Lush vegetation and a small turtle pond. ,👏🏻🌴

An amazing moment of the year (December)

Nicely laid out park with fish & turtle pond. A good place to take a break from the sun.

Such a nice and magical place! So many rare plants and just a beautiful atmosphere!

Not bad for 7€ per person, the audio guide tells you about the history of the place, there's more to see than just the church, we visited the church and the nearby monastery.

The Duomo di Salerno is a beautiful and historic cathedral that is absolutely worth a visit. Built in the 11th century by Robert Guiscard and dedicated to Saint Matthew, whose relics are preserved here, it is one of the most important churches in southern Italy. The entrance through the courtyard with its arches and columns already sets a special atmosphere before you reach the main interior. Inside, the cathedral is elegant and rich in history, with impressive mosaics, chapels, and the crypt of Saint Matthew, which is truly striking. When we visited in the afternoon, there were surprisingly few people, which made the experience even more enjoyable and allowed us to really take in the details in peace. A must-see in Salerno for both history and architecture lovers.

It is worth the trip. If you go to Salerno by cruise ship, take the ferry one way and take the bus another way to Amalfi. You can definitely go further places, but Amalfi was beautiful. It is an expensive place for drinks, deserts, etc. but hey you are on vacation, live a little

My friend and I arrived here a half hour before the crypt closed Friday night. Definitely go closer to closing as there was almost no one there and made for better photos in the ASTOUNDING crypt. For a fiver, this was SO worth it. I’ve only seen a crypt this spectacular at St Francis Monastery in Assisi. Absolutely mind-blowing Baroque work. We spent 20 minutes JUST in the crypt taking photos. The nave on the other hand is quite simple but has a gorgeous mosaic and there is also a lovely tomb right outside the crypt exit. The online guide you scan via a QR code is very helpful as there is no other info around to guide what you’re looking at.

The Duomo of Salerno is breathtaking in its mix of history and architecture. Built in the 11th century by the Normans, it holds the relics of Saint Matthew, one of the Apostles, making it an important pilgrimage site. The bronze doors are incredible, and the crypt beneath the main altar is richly decorated with mosaics and frescoes - one of the most beautiful I’ve ever seen. The atmosphere is quiet and reverent, but also very welcoming. A must-visit if you’re in Salerno, even if just for a short stroll through the historic center.

Don’t miss the crypt - truly amazing! Never seen anything like it!

We visited on a weekday, and fortunately, due to lunchtime, the church was nearly empty, making it incredibly easy for us to take pictures and then sit and relax in the tranquility of the environment. The marble work was exceptional, and the artistic details were simply stunning.

A beautiful afternoon walking around the smaller lake paths. Picturesque, full of beautiful flora and fauna, and hot but lovely weather. Upon parking, we were met with a gorgeous pair of white horses ready to give carriage rides. We didn't go on a ride, but I imagine it being a lovely way to view the park. Wonderful food at the restaurant Mecca (right on the water!). The waitress was a sweetheart. The food so tasty. The white church was stunning, as the platform where the priest would stand is abutting the mountain stone. Magnificent. Although I cannot seem to find it here on G-maps, it is to see! My only complaint was that some of the pathways were destroyed by rain, and never fixed. Could be recent, might not be? No idea, but one path (below the white church), was so bad it deterred us from continuing down to a spot near the water. (That is why a star was removed.) There is an older stone church ruins, too. (further into the pathways, not right off the water)... ancient. It is gated but makes for fantastic photos. There is also a water fountain just near it for drinking and refreshing. Wow! One of the shops we visited had a lot of cute things to sell, but they were obviously dated and dusty. Yes, part of that could be because wind and dust are part of nature, but I tend to think objects have sat there a while. I still purchased some things. Worth going back to revisit, but also to explore the bigger lake! I didn't notice standalone bathrooms. Bathrooms are found in restaurants where a small purchase of water, gum, candy, potato chips would be welcome, but not necessarily required. Ask within. The walking pathways around the lakes are wheelchair accessible. There are stairs to get into the white church by the smaller lake, so not easily wheelchair accessible. The pathways down the incline by the white church are not wheelchair accessible, either. As some have said, there is a lack of maintenance in certain respects, and there are many abandoned restaurants, but they do NOT take away from the experience, in my opinion.

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(Translated by Google) I went there with my family in June for a nature walk. We spent a pleasant day ... we took a tour of the lake in Pedalò, lunch in a restaurant right near the lake finally a carriage ride to visit the Lake Grande di Monticchio. Unfortunately the place is a bit "abandoned to itself" (the dirty benches as well as the little street for the walk) perhaps due to the fact that the working season has not yet started in June. (Original) Ci sono stata con la famiglia a giugno per una passeggiata nella natura . Abbiamo trascorso una piacevole giornata … abbiamo fatto un giro del lago in pedalò ,pranzato in un ristorantino proprio vicino al lago infine un giro in carrozza per visitare il lago grande di Monticchio . Il posto purtroppo è un po’ “ abbandonato a se stesso “ ( le panchine sporche come anche la stradina per la passeggiata ) forse dovuto al fatto che in giugno ancora non è iniziata la stagione lavorativa .

(Translated by Google) A wonderfully magical place. It is suitable for children and adults. You absolutely have to go. (Original) Un posto meravigliosamente magico. È adatto a bambini e adulti. C’è assolutamente da andare.

(Translated by Google) For us it is a place where we meet friends who have moved to the province of Potenza. It's nice to walk in the forest air around Lago Piccolo (easy walk for everyone), admire different species of plants and wild animals. The lakes are of volcanic origin and are located in the Vulture Reserve, where Mount Vulture, an ancient extinct volcano, was located. From the small lake you can see the Abbey of San Michele Arcangelo which stands out, white, among the vegetation. In recent days it has hosted the contemporary art exhibition Omphalos by the Avigliano artist Massimo De Carlo. The path around the lake should be looked after more as well as the undergrowth. Along the walk you can find refreshment in small bars and restaurants with local specialties. (Original) Per noi è un luogo in cui incontriamo amici che si sono trasferiti in provincia di Potenza. È bello camminare nell'aria boschiva intorno al Lago Piccolo (camminata facile per tutti), ammirare diverse specie di piante e animali selvatici. I laghi sono di origine vulcanica e si trovano nella Riserva del Vulture, dove si trovava il Monte Vulture, antico vulcano ormai spento. Dal lago piccolo si può vedere l'Abbazia di San Michele Arcangelo che spicca, bianca, tra la vegetazione. In questi giorni ha ospitato la mostra di arte contemporanea Omphalos dell'artista aviglianese Massimo De Carlo. Il percorso attorno al lago dovrebbe essere curato maggiormente così come il sottobosco. Lungo la camminata si può trovare ristoro nei piccoli bar e ristoranti con specialità locali.

(Translated by Google) If you are visiting Lake Piccolo di Monticchio, don't forget to admire the village of the gnomes. Leaving the adjacent parking area behind you, head towards the shore and then observe the roots of the trees located just before on the right. (Original) Se siete in visita al Lago Piccolo di Monticchio non dimenticate di ammirare il villaggio degli gnomi. Lasciata alle spalle l'area di parcheggio adiacente, dirigetevi verso riva ed osservate quindi le radici degli alberi che si trovano poco prima a destra.

(Translated by Google) Monticchio is a hamlet within the municipalities of Rionero in Vulture and Atella, in the province of Potenza. Situated on the slopes of Mount Vulture, one of the oldest volcanoes in the southern Apennines, it preserves a diverse environmental heritage, making Monticchio a popular destination, especially in the summer. The Lago Piccolo di Monticchio regional reserve was established in 1971, providing the natural habitat for a rare endemic species of moth, the European Brahmaea. (Original) Monticchio è una frazione appartenente ai comuni di Rionero in Vulture ed Atella, in provincia di Potenza. Situata alle pendici del Monte Vulture, uno dei più antichi vulcani dell'appennino meridionale, conserva un variopinto patrimonio ambientale, che rende Monticchio una meta di visitatori soprattutto nel periodo estivo. Dal 1971 è stata istituita la riserva regionale Lago piccolo di Monticchio, che rappresenta l'habitat naturale di una rara specie endemica di farfalla notturna, la Brahmaea europea.

Now back in the UK we have a great wine shop and owner that we've known for years. He also has family in the region, Basilicata. And he supplies us this wine. So we thought, let's go straight to the shop. We had a tour and some wine tasting, just the snacks, unfortunately not meats and cheese (next time). So off we went into the sellers and where the tour began. Fantastic story and explanation of what makes this wine special. We tasted two wines and loved them both. Should you gobif near, yes. The tour we took was €10 each, to be honest that's cheap and well worth the value. 👍👍🍷🍷

Just wanted to share a cantina in Basilicata for anyone heading to Matera! 90 mins north there is the Aglianico del Vulture DOC region and the Cantina del Notaio (cantina of the notary). You walk through an underground maze of about half a dozen caves from the '400-'600 built by franciscan friars to make divine wine while treating the sick. The barrels are still stored there today! We also had a chance to taste their two most popular wines: la firma and sigillo (clever names lol). Sigillo reminds me of the amarone-very rich, good with a fiorentina steak and you can taste the tannins-It takes about 4 years to bottle. La Firma was my personal favorite-2 years to bottle so a younger wine.

On your way to Monticchio lakes or as standalone visit, this is THE warm place to stop by for quality wine tasting and guided visits to their very own ancient Franciscan volcanic tuff caves 🍷

The guided tour was extraordinary and the passion for wines and the history of the place has been greatly delivered by Fabiana, our guide. I highly recommend a visit if you happen to be around. The “Sigillo” is a most-try.

If you visit only one winery in Basilicata, it should be this one. Notaio is a stellar producer, with noteworthy wines. But their tasting room and aging cellar definitely highlight the tasting experience, and shouldn't be missed. I won't ruin the surprise -just go, and enjoy the experience!

Very nice dégustation with enthusiastic people and marvelous wine. Don't miss it!

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Beautiful spot for a walk in the woods! We enjoyed a pleasant visit to the falls and viewed some wonderful fall scenery along the way. Some other Italian groups out for the same… made for a great outing! The signs are pretty old and impossible to read, so no way to “plan” the walk and route. Hence, 4 stars. Otherwise really nice!

A very beautiful place, it was relaxing to walk along the trail and discover the small waterfalls, I love Basilicata, it's all to discover!

Great walk and good number of waterfalls. Signage is not the best if you want to see the ones that are further from the centre.

Beautiful little waterfall nestled in a lush green wood.

They are nice to see but if the pathway is wet it's almost impossible to go downstairs

Nice walk

Those of San Fele, like many other waterfalls, were formed along the courses of rivers because, in a stretch of their course, the part of the land on which they flow is less resistant to erosion than the part further upstream; over time, a difference in height is formed between the two parts and a waterfall is thus generated that can slowly grow in height over the passing of millennia…

We went on Saturday midday. I think that we were the only people in any of the exhibition spaces. The woman at the ticket office was extremely helpful. She really went out of her way to be sure that we got the best experience. Most of the information was in Italian. Pre-Roman artifacts were amazing.

The National Museum of Potenza needs no recommendation, as it houses one of the richest and finest archaeological collections in southern Italy and is a must for anyone interested in the pre-Roman past of Basilicata. The collection includes rich burial goods from the Early Iron Age, highlights such as the elaborate assemblages from the Archaic tombs of Braida di Vaglio and exquisite objects from the Lucanian phase of the region. The objects are presented with the greatest care, telling the complex history of Basilicata through the ages, and the museum is still evolving, with an extension of the Roman section in preparation. Many thanks to the whole team for making it an unforgettable visit!

Excellent visit...... A local museum with artifacts from the region. Pottery and tools from pre Roman and Roman times .... mosaics are on show too.

(Translated by Google) The Museum is located in Palazzo Loffredo, divided into two floors. The exhibits on display are of high quality and some are very beautiful, illustrating a journey through the region through the various eras and settlements. (Original) Il Museo ha sede nel Palazzo Loffredo, articolato in due piani. I reperti esposti sono ti alto pregio e alcuni molto belli, illustrano un viaggio nella regione tra le varie epoche ed insediamenti.

(Translated by Google) The National Archaeological Museum of Potenza is housed in the prestigious Palazzo Loffredo, one of the oldest noble residences in the city. It houses finds from the inland areas of northern Basilicata. The collection displays materials and objects of daily use from prehistoric times to Roman colonization, passing through the events of the Italic tribes that succeeded one another in dominating the territory. The visit is interesting for specialists, and instructive even for simple enthusiasts. (Original) Il Museo archeologico nazionale di Potenza è ospitato nel prestigioso Palazzo Loffredo, tra le più antiche residenze nobiliari della città. Esso ospita i reperti provenienti delle aree interne della Basilicata settentrionale. La raccolta espone materiali e oggetti d’uso quotidiano dall’epoca preistorica fino alla colonizzazione romana, passando le vicende delle tribù italiche che si sono succedute nel dominio del territorio. La visita è interessante per gli specialisti, e istruttiva anche per i semplici appassionati.

(Translated by Google) A little gem in the heart of Potenza. A very interesting, well-organized, and well-maintained museum. It displays archaeological finds from across Basilicata, revealing the region's ancient history. A pleasant visit, recommended for those who want to discover the region's cultural roots. It's also ideal for families or those passing through the city. (Original) Un piccolo gioiello nel cuore di Potenza. Museo molto interessante, ben organizzato e curato. Espone reperti archeologici provenienti da tutta la Basilicata, che raccontano la storia antichissima di questo territorio. Una visita piacevole, consigliata a chi vuole scoprire le radici culturali della regione. Ideale anche per famiglie o per chi è di passaggio in città.

(Translated by Google) A large collection, beautifully displayed in a magnificent building. Enjoyable displays with good descriptions, in clean, well-maintained spaces. The staff is passionate and committed to the cause. The conference room located in the building's atrium, covered by a glass canopy, is also fascinating. (Original) Grande collezione, ben esposta in una magnifica struttura. Allestimenti godibili con buone descrizioni, in ambienti puliti con manutenzione valida. Personale appassionato e votato alla causa. Affascinante anche la sala convegni sita nell'atrio della struttura, coperto da una tettoia vetrata.

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(Translated by Google) Everything needs to be redone, dilapidated structure, without a minimum of maintenance. Nothing has been done under the administration of Mayor Mario Guarente, let's hope in the next ballot the administration will change and we will finally be able to intervene on such an important structure. The renovated bridge is an architectural excellence and flagship of our regional capital. (Original) Tutto da rifare, struttura fatiscente, senza un minimo di manutenzione. Con l'amministrazione del Sindaco Mario Guarente non è stato fatto nulla, speriamo al prossimo ballottaggio cambia amministrazione e finalmente si riesca ad intervenire su una struttura così importante. Il ponte ristrutturato è un'eccellenza architettonica e fiore all'occhiello del nostro capoluogo di regione.

(Translated by Google) An important architectural project, a source of pride for Potenza. Unfortunately, it hasn't been valued and maintained as it deserves. (Original) Importante progetto architettonico, orgoglio per Potenza. Purtroppo non valorizzato e mantenuto come meriterebbe.

(Translated by Google) Musmeci bridge, designed with a pencil? Must of Italian brutalism, soon only the irons will be seen (Original) Ponte musmeci, pensato con la matita? Must del brutalismo italiano, fra poco si vedranno solo i ferri

(Translated by Google) A unique monument in its particular architectural value, it would be ideal for an immersion in the greenery or for any training on skates and skateboards. Alas, the degradation has made it subject to restrictions by the superintendence. Waiting for it to be settled and I can spend its worth. (Original) Monumento unico nel suo particolare valore architettonico, sarebbe ideale per un immersione nel verde o per eventuali allenamenti su pattini e skateboard. Ahinoi, il degrado lo ha fatto sottoporre a vincoli da parte della sovraintendenza. Aspettando che sia sistemato e possa spendere per il suo valore.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful area for amateur sportsmen or for quiet walks accompanied by the roar of the BASENTO waters. The Musmeci bridge is a nice surprise. The greenery needs to be looked after but I believe that Guarente will immediately restore the place. (Original) Bellissima area per gli sportivi amatoriali o per tranquille passeggiate accompagnate dallo scroscio delle acque del BASENTO. Il ponte Musmeci una bella sorpresa. Il verde va curato ma credo che Guarente provvederà subito a ripristinare il luogo.

(Translated by Google) B&B with exquisite hospitality! Very nice rooms of adequate size, cleaned and accommodated every day with Japanese punctuality and dedication. The breakfast (based on homemade sweets and biscuits made on the same day) is not only good and plentiful, but can be customized according to tastes with due notice. (Original) B&B dall'ospitalità squisita! Camere molto belle e di dimensione adeguata, pulite e accomodate ogni giorno con puntualità e dedizione nipponiche. La colazione (a base di dolci e biscotti fatti in casa ed in giornata) non solo è buona e abbondante, ma personalizzabile a seconda dei gusti con il dovuto preavviso.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful holiday as well as the memory of the managers especially PIERINO! Antonella and Lorenzo da Padova always remember you with pleasure! (Original) Vacanza bellissima così come il ricordo dei gestori in modo particolare di PIERINO! Antonella e Lorenzo da Padova vi ricordano sempre con piacere!

(Translated by Google) Family welcome... Courtesy...sympathy.... Efficiency and cleanliness... Fantastic breakfast with excellent products... Really happy..😊😊 5 stars..truly deserved..... (Original) Accoglienza familiare... Cordialita ...simpatia.... Efficenza e pulizia... Colazione fantastica con prodotti ottimi ... Veramente contento..😊😊 5 stelle..veramente meritate .....

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place, clean rooms, absolutely recommended♥️ (Original) Posto magnifico camere pulite assolutamente da consigliare♥️

(Translated by Google) It's fantastic, it's a shame that its unpaved surroundings have been neglected in true Italian fashion. The restaurant on the main square of Civita is unmissable (Original) Fantasztikus,kár hogy a kőzvetlen kőrnyezete igazi olaszosan elhanyagolt.Civita főterén a étterm kihagyhatatlan

(Translated by Google) Lovely place, welcome and helpfulness, excellent. (Original) Posto incantevole, accoglienza e disponibilità, eccellente.

(Translated by Google) beautiful place, worth visiting (Original) posto bellissimo, da visitare

Sulfur healing spa with healing mud and two swimming pools with natural spring thermal waters. One swimming pool for the kids, one for adults. Separate area with mud for healing purposes and a connected drying and washing area - all with natural spring water and mud. Beautiful natural cave is unfortunately closed due to danger of collapse in certain areas. Sanation works are expected in 2026 when it should be reopened. All in all it is a very small facility, but a nice one to spend a few hours with the family, have a snack and relax.

Had an amaizing day ☺️would defenetly recommend and can't wait to go back!! Grazie

Unfortunately, the place was closed. And it is obvious that a long time ago, because all the buildings were closed with shutters, and the pool was drained. Information that the pool is not open is not indicated on the website, moreover, on Google maps it was indicated that the facility is open until 18:00. We drove 120 km on mountain roads one way just for this establishment. Terrible organization, there is no reliable information about the mode of operation. The place itself is wonderful.

Is not working and not in use. Difficulti to understand- because of the season is closed.

Lovely place for refreshment on our tour. Excelent &healthy water temperature as well. Sadly Mr. Sly left when we arrived 😭

Absolutely beautiful, clean and tide , really beautiful location, we will come back for sure , view and water really nice

Despite the advertised opening hours - this place is definite not open. Maybe it only operates in the cooler months? Who can tell? Perhaps that’s the mystery of this “Grotto of the Nymphs”...

We came specially on Tuesday 25 September, supposed to be open, we climbed to the Grotta, but it was closed, no sign downstairs that the place it's closed, very angry about it

Amazing view. You can see the mountains behind and the beach on the distance.

(Translated by Google) A truly fantastic tour for an introduction to caving. There are two routes: one for families and the other for speleology, which will open in September. Everything was well organized, from the road to the site to the cave tour. The highly knowledgeable guide explained the entire history of the mountain with truly interesting anecdotes about the Lombards and Normans who invaded northern Calabria. A must do again! A truly positive experience! (Original) Un tour davvero fantastico per approcciarsi alla speleologia. Ci sono due percorsi quello per le famiglie e quello speleo che aprirà a settembre. Tutto organizzato benissimo, dalla strada per arrivare al loco fino al percorso nella grotta. La guida davvero preparata spiega tutta la storia della montagna con aneddoti davvero curiosi sui Longobardi e Normanni che invasero la Calabria settentrionale.. Da rifare! Esperienza super positiva!

(Translated by Google) We visited the Grotte di Sant'Angelo during an evening event for €5 per person, which included a glass of wine tasting: a truly evocative experience. After being closed for many years, the site has reopened to the public and now offers a well-organized tourist trail, built on metal walkways and equipped with permanent lighting, making exploration simple and safe. A visit to the caves lasts about an hour. From the small parking lot, the entrance is reached by a walk of about 400 meters and an elevation gain of about fifty meters. It's not a long walk, but it's good to know, especially if you have children or mobility issues. Parking spaces are limited, so it's best to arrive early or inquire about a shuttle service. Visits are normally guided only and reservations are required; however, in my case, the event was unguided, which made the atmosphere even more magical. Inside, the temperature remains constant at around 16°C, with very high humidity: a light sweatshirt is recommended, even in summer. It would also be helpful to bring protective helmets, as it's easy to bump your head in some places. The limestone formations, the spacious rooms, and the interplay of light offer a spectacular view. The beauty of the place more than makes up for the effort of the climb. It's a fascinating place, combining nature, history, and atmosphere. I highly recommend booking in advance, both to secure a spot and to avoid finding it closed. (Original) Abbiamo visitato le Grotte di Sant’Angelo in occasione di un evento serale al costo di 5 euro a persona, comprensivo di un calice di vino in degustazione: un’esperienza davvero suggestiva. Dopo molti anni di chiusura, il sito ha riaperto al pubblico e oggi si presenta con un percorso turistico ben organizzato, realizzato su passerelle metalliche e dotato di illuminazione fissa, che rende l’esplorazione semplice e sicura. La visita alle grotte dura circa un’ora. Dal piccolo parcheggio si raggiunge l’ingresso con una camminata di circa 400 metri e un dislivello di una cinquantina di metri in salita. Non è un tragitto lungo, ma è bene saperlo, soprattutto se si hanno bambini o difficoltà motorie. I posti auto sono limitati, quindi conviene arrivare in anticipo o informarsi sull’eventuale servizio navetta. Normalmente le visite si svolgono esclusivamente con guida e su prenotazione obbligatoria; nel mio caso, invece, l’evento era senza guida, cosa che ha reso l’atmosfera ancora più magica. All’interno la temperatura si mantiene costante intorno ai 16 °C, con umidità molto elevata: una felpa leggera è consigliata anche in estate. Sarebbe inoltre utile fornire caschi protettivi, perché in alcuni punti è facile urtare la testa. Le formazioni calcaree, le ampie sale e i giochi di luce offrono un colpo d’occhio spettacolare. La bellezza del luogo ripaga ampiamente la fatica della salita. Si tratta di un posto affascinante, capace di unire natura, storia e atmosfera. Consiglio vivamente di prenotare in anticipo, sia per assicurarsi il posto, sia per evitare di trovare chiuso.

(Translated by Google) These caves are truly beautiful to visit. They recently reopened after being closed for many years and are easily accessible via a metal walkway. Guided tours are available only, and advance reservations are required. From the small parking lot to the cave entrance, there's a bit of a climb, which becomes quite challenging in the heat. Furthermore, you can't pay with debit or credit cards. The guide was truly friendly and knowledgeable. (Original) Queste grotte sono veramente molto belle da visitare, hanno riaperto da poco dopo molti anni di chiusura e sono facilmente accessibili con un percorso su passerelle metalliche. Si possono fare solo visite guidate ed è necessario prenotare in anticipo. Dal piccolo posteggio per arrivare all'ingresso delle grotte c'è da fare un po' di strada in salita che con il caldo diventa abbastanza impegnativo, inoltre non si può pagare con bancomat o carte. La guida era veramente molto simpatica e preparata.

(Translated by Google) *SANT'ANGELO CAVES: A JOURNEY THROUGH HISTORY AND NATURE!* The Sant'Angelo Caves are a unique and fascinating place that combines history, nature, and spirituality! 🌟 These caves were carved into the rock and offer a captivating and moving experience. *History:* The caves have a rich and fascinating history, with a tradition of faith and devotion that dates back centuries. A visit to the caves is a journey through time and history. *Nature:* The caves are natural works of art, with stalactites and stalagmites creating a unique and evocative atmosphere. A visit to the caves is a true experience of being in touch with nature. *Atmosphere:* The atmosphere of the caves is captivating and moving, with a deeply felt spiritual energy. A visit to the caves is an experience that leaves a lasting impression. In short, the Sant'Angelo Caves are a must-see! 🌟 If you're looking for an experience of history, nature, and spirituality, this is the right place for you! *RATING: 5/5* 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 I highly recommend it! 👌 Come and discover the beauty and spirituality of the Grotte di Sant'Angelo. (Original) *GROTTTE DI SANT'ANGELO: UN VIAGGIO NELLA STORIA E NELLA NATURA!* Le Grotte di Sant'Angelo sono un luogo unico e affascinante che combina storia, natura e spiritualità! 🌟 Queste grotte sono state scavate nella roccia e offrono un'esperienza suggestiva e emozionante. *La storia:* Le grotte hanno una storia ricca e affascinante, con una tradizione di fede e di devozione che risale a secoli fa. La visita alle grotte è un viaggio nel tempo e nella storia. *La natura:* Le grotte sono un'opera d'arte della natura, con stalattiti e stalagmiti che creano un'atmosfera suggestiva e unica. La visita alle grotte è un'esperienza di contatto con la natura. *L'atmosfera:* L'atmosfera delle grotte è suggestiva e emozionante, con un'energia spirituale che si sente profondamente. La visita alle grotte è un'esperienza che lascia un'impronta duratura. In sintesi, le Grotte di Sant'Angelo sono un luogo da visitare assolutamente! 🌟 Se stai cercando un'esperienza di storia, natura e spiritualità, questo è il posto giusto per te! *VOTO: 5/5* 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Lo raccomando vivamente! 👌 Venite a scoprire la bellezza e la spiritualità delle Grotte di Sant'Angelo.

(Translated by Google) Recently reopened after a long closure, they're definitely worth a visit. They're not huge and can be explored in a short amount of time, but they're rich in history. For those who enjoy slightly more extreme visits, there's a speleological trail, but you need to book and check beforehand, as it's not possible all year round. I recommend bringing cash to pay for your ticket, as digital payments aren't accepted until at least mid-August. However, I recommend calling to book and ask. Enjoy your walk. (Original) Riaperte da poco dopo un lungo periodo di chiusura meritano assolutamente di essere viste. Non sono grandissime si visitano in poco tempo ma sono ricche di storia. Per gli amanti delle visite un po’ più estreme è possibile fare il percorso speleologico occorre però prenotare e verificare perché non è possibile farlo in ogni l’omento dell’anno. Vi consiglio di munirvi anche di liquidi per pagare il biglietto perché non sono possibili almeno fino alla metà di agosto pagamenti digitali vi consiglio Comunque di chiamare per prenotare e chiedere. Buona passeggiata

Beautiful and rare sample of Gothic architecture in Southern Italy

(Translated by Google) The symbol of Altomonte .... everyone has to see it ... even more often (Original) Das Symbol von Altomonte .... muss jeder mal sehen ... auch öfter

(Translated by Google) The most important church in the town, where it can be found, in the largest square in the town!! Of Gothic style with Roman traits, imposing in its view from the outside, sober interior, very beautiful Gothic/Roman style rose window. The adjoining cloister and museum are also worth visiting. (Original) La chiesa più importante del paese, dove si può trovare, nella piazza più grande del paese!! Di stile gotico a tratti romano, imponente nella sua visione dall'esterno, sobrio l'interno, molto bello il rosone stile gotico/romano. Da visitare anche il chiostro annesso ed il museo.

(Translated by Google) The church of S. Maria della Consolazione in Altomonte is a typical example of Angevin art, developed in southern Italy between the 13th and 14th centuries, whose roots are to be found in the French region of Provence. Its construction dates back to around 1336, at the behest of Filippo Sangineto, first count of Altomonte. Presumably completed in 1380, in 1443 it was granted to the Dominican Order, who founded their monastery there. The annexed Convent, commissioned by Cobella Ruffo Sanseverino, in the meantime enriched with a new two-storey building with a cloister, thus became a leading center of theological and scientific studies in southern Italy. Among its "guests", Tommaso Campanella deserves a special mention, who right here, around 1589, wrote his famous work Philosophia sensibus demonstrata. Regarding the Angevin temple of Altomonte, there is also talk of "Gothic influence". In reality, what influenced the construction of the building was its "Cistercian variant", characterized by simple shapes and austere environments. The Cistercian churches, in fact, are distinguished by a Latin cross plan with a rectangular apse, with a poorly developed presbytery. Few ornaments and decorations, exposed stone or lime plastered facades. Construction and aesthetic aspects that were affected by the particularly severe rule of the monastic order founded by St. Bernard of Clairvaux. Hence the similarity of the church of Altomonte with other Cistercian complexes scattered across the peninsula, such as, for example, the church of the Abbey of Fossanova in Lazio. However, there is no shortage of Romanesque-inspired motifs in the same structure. Its construction took place on the basis of a pre-existing structure from the Norman era, dating back to the first half of the 11th century. A structure, presumably small in size, consecrated to S. Maria de Franchis (of the Franks). (Original) La chiesa di S. Maria della Consolazione di Altomonte costituisce un esempio tipico d’arte angioina, sviluppatasi nell’Italia meridionale tra il XIII e il XIV sec, le cui radici sono da ricercare nella regione francese della Provenza. La sua edificazione risale al 1336 circa, per volere di Filippo Sangineto, primo conte di Altomonte. Ultimata, presumibilmente, nel 1380, nel 1443 fu concessa all’Ordine dei domenicani, che vi fondarono un loro monastero. L’annesso Convento, voluto da Cobella Ruffo Sanseverino, nel frattempo arricchito di una nuova costruzione a due piani dotata di chiostro, divenne così un centro di studi teologici e scientifici di primo piano nell’Italia meridionale. Tra i suoi “ospiti”, merita una menzione particolare Tommaso Campanella, che proprio qui, intorno al 1589, scrisse la sua famosa opera Philosophia sensibus demonstrata. A proposito del tempio angioino di Altomonte si parla anche di “influenza gotica”. In realtà, ad influenzare la costruzione dell’edificio fu la sua “variante cistercense”, caratterizzata da forme semplici e ambienti austeri. Le chiese cistercensi, infatti, si distinguono per una pianta a croce latina dall’abside rettangolare, con presbiterio poco sviluppato. Pochi ornamenti e decorazioni, facciate in pietra a vista o intonacate a calce. Aspetti costruttivi ed estetici che risentivano della regola particolarmente severa dell’Ordine monastico fondato da S. Bernardo di Clairvaux. Da qui la somiglianza della chiesa di Altomonte con altri complessi cistercensi sparsi per la Penisola, come ad esempio, la chiesa dell’Abbazia di Fossanova nel Lazio. Non mancano, però, motivi di ispirazione romanica nella stessa struttura. La sua realizzazione avvenne sulla base di una struttura preesistente, di epoca normanna, risalente alla prima metà del XI sec. Una struttura, presumibilmente di piccole dimensioni, consacrata a S. Maria de Franchis (dei Franchi).

(Translated by Google) Gothic-Angevin style church with Franco-Sienese influences built between 1342-1345 by Siniscalco di Provenza, Count of Altomonte, on the foundations of the pre-existing Norman basilica S. Maria de' Franchis. The façade is characterized by a radial rose window, a large portal with a vegetal motif and a bell tower with a mullioned window. Inside there is a marble sarcophagus by the Sienese Tino da Camaino. (Original) Chiesa in stile gotico-angioino con influssi franco-senesi edificata tra il 1342-1345 da Siniscalco di Provenza Conte di Altomonte, sulle fondamenta della preesistente basilica normanna S. Maria de' Franchis. La facciata è caratterizzata da un rosone a raggiera, un ampio portale con  motivo vegetale e una torre campanaria con bifora. All'interno è presente un sarcofago in marmo opera del senese Tino da Camaino.

(Translated by Google) Altomonte (CS). A nice walk in the historic center, up to the Church of S. Maria della Consolazione and the nearby square of the Hotel Barbieri. From the top of the town, a view of the two seas, the Ionian beyond the Sibari plain and, on clear days, also the Tyrrhenian Sea. From May to September, it is the land of celebrations which are truly numerous. Check out the programs if you are in the area during this time. The photos are on the occasion of the bread festival in mid-September. (Original) Altomonte (CS). Una bella passeggiata nel centro storico, fino alla Chiesa di S. Maria della Consolazione e alla vicina piazzetta dell'Hotel Barbieri. Dall'alto del paese, vista sui due mari, lo Jonio oltre la piana di Sibari e, nelle giornate limpide, anche il Tirreno. Da maggio a settembre, è il paese delle feste che sono davvero numerose. Date un'occhiata ai programmi se siete in zona in questo periodo. Le foto sono in occasione della festa del pane a metà settembre.

(Translated by Google) Angevin style church overlooking the main square of the historic center of Altomonte. The interior is a little bare but with interesting works. In the adjacent civic museum, in addition to admiring a beautiful cloister, you can also see a work by Simone Martini. And don't miss a walk through the streets of the historic center. @iviaggidiema (Original) Chiesa in stile angioino che si affaccia sulla piazza principale del centro storico di Altomonte. L’interno un po’ spoglio ma con opere interessanti. Nel museo civico adiacente, oltre ad ammirare un bellissimo chiostro, potrete vedere anche un’opera di Simone Martini. E non perdetevi una passeggiata per le viuzze del centro storico. @iviaggidiema

(Translated by Google) Dark and quite dangerous potholes. A complete redevelopment would be necessary to try to give a tourist vocation to this corner of the Ionian Sea (Original) Buio e buche abbastanza pericolose. Occorrerebbe una riqualificazione complessiva per provare a dare una vocazione turistica a questo angolo di Ionio

(Translated by Google) Not bad seafront near Mirto croisa/rossano. Small seafront with stalls/games for children, ice cream parlors and restaurants. Nothing special but it's fine for spending an evening. (Original) Lungomare non male nei dintorni di Mirto croisa/rossano. Piccolo lungomare dotato di bancarelle/giochi per bambini, gelaterie e ristoranti. Niente di speciale ma per passare una serata può andare bene.

(Translated by Google) An obligatory point of passage to which the tall palm trees give an exotic flavour, it connects the old and new seafront of Schiavonea. (Original) Punto di passaggio obbligato a cui le alte palme danno un sapore esotico, mette in comunicazione il vecchio e il nuovo lungomare di Schiavonea.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful seafront with clear and transparent sea (Original) Bellissimo lungomare con mare limpido e trasparente

(Translated by Google) Central and characteristic place that separates the very long seafront into two wonderful parts (Original) Luogo centrale e caratteristico che separa in due stupende parti il lunghissimo lungomare

(Translated by Google) And very dirty is not looked after at all (Original) E molto sporco non è per niente curato

(Translated by Google) Suggestive (Original) Suggestivo

Nice castle-palace of local nobles. 3 levels, plus tower. Very nice ballroom. 5 euros ticket, 50' min tour.

The Ducal Castello di Corigliano Calabro, is one of ‘the most beautiful and best preserved castles in southern Italy.’ Built as a military fortress in 1073, it was later transformed into a luxurious place of residence. In 1979, it was purchased by the Municipality of Corigliano, which completed the restoration in 2002.

Really nice place to visit. View is amaizing from the castle and tower. Also inside the castle every room is worth seeing! When you plan your visit, don't forget the castle closes in the afternoon for a couple of hours.

Really valuable place to visit. Beautiful and Really well organized.

Castello beautifully maintained, lots of interesting things to see that were well explained, and friendly and helpful staff. Very enjoyable!

Nice restored castle. The view is nice. Don't take google short route.... It takes you through small streets.

Impressive well maintained castle with stunning views

A candy factory with hundreds of years of history. I went there in June, but unfortunately many varieties were out of stock.

What a gem holding together a very important historical city. You step right into a rich and thorough history. Amarelli is such a great family, it's worth a visit even if it's miles out of the way.

Interesting tour, however it was only offered in Italian

Very nice visit with an informative English speaking guide with the prospect of buying some delicious liquorice afterwards.

A great place to visit. Super friendly staff. We had a great tour from an English speaking staff member and despite asking her lots of questions about the details of the production etc she was a "gold mine" of information. Even if you do not like licorice the factory and museum are really interesting from a historical and technical perspective. The shop is well stocked and prices are reasonable. One suggestion: could you make signs above the boxes showing what combination is in the different coloured boxes? - probably you would then sell even more!! :=) Thanks very much for an enjoyable experience. Tours last 30+ minutes (depending on questions!) and take place (in February) at 10, 11 and 16. Check the website for more - including booking because many time slots seem to be booked in advance, probably for school or tour groups. Recommended.

Visiting it second time with pleasure. If you're a big fan of liquorice and happen to be around this area, do not skip this place. They have a great range of liquorice products for yourself and others in a gift format. You can also have a guided tour into the factory for a small amount of fee.

Nice place. Very interesting. They tell us about the whole history and process of liquorice production. Plus they have a bunch of retro tins you can but!

This was our second time visiting this water park and it would be our last time. The staff are very rude. I was not allowed to go on the slide with my phone and the cover. I asked why some people were allowed to go on the slide with the goggles, the guy started to shout at me that these were the rules and he wouldn't explain the reason. Lack of education and politeness. I wouldn't recommend this place!!! I attached two pictures of the two staff.

Mid park. Wasn’t the best I would say. I just have one big complaint that I really hated. When I slide down any slide, my back gets hurt and red because where the slide parts connect there’s a slight edge! Also do NOT take the white steep slide. It’s one where there’s two next to each other and it has a green roof. That one was PAINFUL!!! It was like sliding on a cheese grater!!!

Very fun place, but your small child has to slide on her own, you can’t even help her get up the stairs. Also I wasn’t allowed to sit near the pool for some reason like in the picture 😀 The foods were awful. They heat cold food up and it tastes like it’s old. Also they allowed smoking near the childrens pool which was disgusting!

Great day with the family. Wasn’t so busy on Monday in June. Was no hot water in the shower. My only complaint 👌

Very nice park! There is a lot of attractions and places to eat. Price for the entrance go from 18 to 23 eur depending in which season you go. Prices for food and drinks inside are honest prices: a sandwich with Calabria sausage+soft drink 40ml was 5,50 eur. Coffee (espresso) 1 euro. It was Friday, end of July and it was good amount of people... Lines for the slides were very short (max 10 minutes) and there was the possibility to do slides also note than once. It is advised to go during the week (mon-fri) or not in August, otherwise there is the risk that the lines for the slides are too long and it is gonna be difficult to enjoy the park. There is both a good area for children and a good area for adults. The staff working in the park is young, very kind and helpful.

Fantastic place. Clean, great rides, good fun

Great Aqua park, staff are all very friendly and safety conscious at all times , get place to visit for all ages Some local supermarkets offer half ticket vouchers, but are limited availability. On site food restaurant will not disappoint you, the food is is good. Enjoy your visit

This place is really great! Restaurants, stores, and art! What can be better?!

So many thought provoking sculptures, with braile signs and qr codes to find out more information.

Six star for Major of Cosenza City

Interesting outdoor Museum

Gb

I love this place

interesting place

Have delicious restaurant, ice cream. many abandoned shops.

It is a pity. Very poor area to visit. Very old buildings and ambient. Some restaurants and shops that are worth it.

The old town needs maintenance and fewer cars. Other than that it has potential

Insane, pics by @photomarceau

Magical ! Maria Theresa, who runs this lovely B&B is exceptional.

It s worth to take a walk all the way up to the theater and cool down in the park

nothing worth seeing.

(Translated by Google) We were at the Lilio astronomical park during the Stargazer festival 2025 in Savelli in the deep province of Crotone. Even without a reservation, they immediately welcomed us with affection. We could only stay one day but we still had the opportunity to be amazed and learn a lot about the stars, some astrologers including the unknown Lilio, the planets and many myths and legends about them. At night, we entered the beautiful forest next door, a Mediterranean forest with the typical scents of the Mediterranean which holds the record for being among the darkest places in Europe. We observed some fireflies and walked together with many citizens in the forest next door trying in the silence to understand how much life there is around. Given the tiredness of the long day (18 hours), we were allowed to sleep there on site for free in a tent or van. Therefore, with this post I wanted to thank and greet everyone on the team from the bottom of my heart. I wish them all the best for a long and prosperous future. So, an invitation to anyone who's never been there to visit this place and the nearby town at least once in their lives. In the town, by the way, near a bar whose name I can't remember, there's a bakery that turns out delicious treats from the morning... (Original) Siamo stati al parco astronomico Lilio nel corso della Stargazer festival 2025 a Savelli nella profonda provincia di Crotone. Pur senza prenotazione ci hanno accolto subito con affetto . Potevamo rimanere solo un giorno ma abbiamo avuto lo stesso l’opportunità di stupirci e imparare un sacco di cose sulle stelle , alcuni astrologi compreso lo sconosciuto Lilio , i pianeti e tanti miti e leggende su di essi . La notte , siamo penetrati nel bellissimo bosco accanto , bosco mediterraneo con i profumi tipici del mediterraneo che ha il primato di luogo tra i più bui d’Europa. Abbiamo osservato alcune lucciole e camminato insiem a tanti cittadini nel bosco accanto cercando nel silenzio di capire quanta vita c’è intorno . Visto la stanchezza della lunga giornata (18 ore) abbiamo avuto il permesso di dormire lì sul posto gratuitamente con tenda o furgone . Volevo quindi con questo post ringraziare di cuore e salutare tutte e tutti del team . Fare i migliori auguri per un lungo e prospero futuro . Un invito quindi a chi non c’è mai stato a recarsi almeno una volta nella vita in questo luogo e nel paese accanto . In paese , tra l’altro , vicino ad un bar di cui non ricordo il nome , c’è un forno che produce delizie fin dal mattino …..

(Translated by Google) Thank you for this incredible experience that thrilled adults and children! From the daytime observation of the Sun to the nighttime observation of star clusters up to the explanation of the celestial vault in the Planetarium we were guided by qualified, passionate and helpful staff! (Original) Grazie per questa incredibile esperienza che ha entusiasmato adulti e bambini! Dall' osservazione diurna del Sole a quella notturna degli ammassi stellari fino alla spiegazione della volta celeste nel Planetario siamo stati guidati da personale qualificato , appassionato e disponibile!

(Translated by Google) From culinary science, we now move to natural science, or more precisely, to the science of the stars. Not to the mystical and deceptive astrology, which we flee like yeast from a double-zero flour dough; here, as always, we seek quality, whether in the culture of the palate or in that of knowledge. I came here for an evening guided by Umberto and Angela, two modern-day Charons who, instead of leading souls across the Styx, ferry minds from ignorance to knowledge. And they do it with art: he, young and bold, with fire in his eyes and the precision of a celestial clock, distills explanations as clear as spring water. She, a wise siren, alternates ancient myths with scientific truths, and with voice and gestures enchants the audience on a journey between past, present, and what lies beyond. Two full hours vanished like stars at dawn, sustained by a language that speaks to all ages and a telescope capable of transforming the pages of books into vivid visions. And so the Moon, Saturn, and the Pole Star, which we thought already familiar, return today to shine with new wonder in our memories. Well done, truly well done. And as with Charon, the offering to be paid is light, almost symbolic. The only caveat, so as not to lose pilgrims: better signposting of the route, since the digital maps, that evening, seemed to have lost their bearings... perhaps they too were enchanted by the song of the stars. (Original) Da scienza culinaria passiamo oggi a scienza naturale, o più precisamente, alla scienza degli astri. Non alla mistica e ingannevole astrologia, che fuggiamo come il lievito fuggirebbe dall’impasto di farina doppio zero; qui, come sempre, si cerca la qualità, sia essa nella cultura del palato o in quella del sapere. Quí giunsi per una serata guidata da Umberto e Angela, due moderni Caronti che, invece di condurre anime oltre lo Stige, traghettano menti dall’ignoranza alla conoscenza. E lo fanno con arte: lui, giovane e baldanzoso, col fuoco negli occhi e la precisione di un orologio celeste, distilla spiegazioni chiare come acque di fonte. Lei, sirena sapiente, alterna miti antichi a verità scientifiche, e con voce e gesti ammalia il pubblico in un viaggio tra passato, presente e ciò che sta tra-passato. Due ore abbondanti svanite come stelle all’alba, sostenute da un linguaggio che parla a tutte le età e da un telescopio capace di trasformare le pagine dei libri in visioni vivide. E così la Luna, Saturno e la Stella Polare, che credevamo già noti, tornano oggi a brillare di nuova meraviglia nei nostri ricordi. Bravi, davvero bravi. E come per Caronte, l’obolo da versare è leggero, quasi simbolico. Unica nota, per non perder pellegrini: miglior segnalazione della via, ché le mappe digitali, in quella sera, parevano aver perso l’orientamento… forse ammaliate anch’esse dal canto delle stelle.

(Translated by Google) In Calabria, in addition to the beautiful sea, there is so much to discover including this astronomical park with guides to day and night observations passing through the planetarium. Everything is managed by young and very qualified people. Absolutely not to be missed. (Original) In Calabria oltre al bellissimo mare c'è tanto da scoprire tra cui questo parco astronomico con guide a osservazioni diurne e notturne passando per il planetario. Il tutto è gestito da persone giovani e molto qualificate. Da non perdere assolutamente.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience! 🌌 Warm welcome, clear and engaging explanations, magical atmosphere under the stars. Thank you so much Umberto ❤️ and Angela! ✨ (Original) Bellissima esperienza! 🌌 Accoglienza calorosa, spiegazioni chiare e coinvolgenti, atmosfera magica sotto le stelle. Grazie di cuore Umberto ❤️ e Angela! ✨

(Translated by Google) A wonderful evening and nighttime experience! Perseids, Moon, and Saturn...enthusiastic kids and adults alike, staying up late. Thanks to Angela, Umberto, and Sara (unfortunately, I don't remember their surnames) for capturing everyone's attention and engaging us with the information. (Original) Bella esperienza serale e notturna! Perseidi,Luna e Saturno....ragazzi e adulti entusiasti facendo le ore piccole, grazie a Angela, Umberto, Sara(purtroppo non ricordo i cognomi)per aver catturato l'attenzione di tutti coinvolgendoci con le divulgazioni.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful experience, especially for our kids, who were all professionally trained and, above all, wonderful people. We stayed for 8 hours, and it was worth it. We were gone without realizing it. (Original) Bella esperienza, anche per i nostri ragazzi, tutti professionalmente preparati e soprattutto belle persone. Siamo rimasti 8 ore e sono valete via senza accorgercene

(Translated by Google) We stayed overnight in Falerna Marina, and while taking a walk, we discovered this bar in front of the Nocera seafront. We took 2 yogurt cups with fruit and 2 ice creams. Handcrafted and fresh product. Average prices. Kind person (and a little shy) Clean bathrooms (not to be underestimated) Children's play area. I recommend the yogurt cup with fruit. (Original) Abbiamo pernottato a Falerna Marina, e facendo una passeggiata, abbiamo scoperto questo Bar davanti al lungomare di Nocera. Abbiamo preso 2 Coppe allo yogurt con Frutta e 2 Gelati. Prodotto fatto artigianalmente e Fresco. Prezzi nella Media. Persona Gentile ( e un po' timido ) Bagni puliti ( da non sottovalutare ) Area giochi bimbi. Consiglio la coppa allo yogurt con Frutta.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, at the end of the season, there was no ice cream. Only granitas but not like the Sicilian ones, just ice and syrup. Few croissants. There was almost nothing on September 2nd. (Original) Purtroppo fine stagione, non c'era il gelato. Solo granite ma non tipo quelle siciliane, solo ghiaccio e sciroppo. Pochi cornetti. Non c'era quasi nulla il 2 settembre.

(Translated by Google) Bad screens. For a frugal meal we have created a lot of waste even if it is compostable. (Original) Paratine pessime. Per un frugale pasto abbiamo creato un sacco di rifiuti anche se compostabili.

(Translated by Google) On the beach of Nocera.. Despite the late hours and the large group of people... We were welcomed with courtesy and kindness and they accommodated us in the best possible way... Offering us their sandwiches... And their fried foods.. The sweet croissants are delicious... (Original) Sulla spiaggia di nocera.. Nonostante l orario tardo e il gruppo numeroso di persone... Siamo stati accolti con garbo e gentilezza e ci hanno sistemati nel miglio modo possibile... Proponendoci i loro panini... E i loro fritti... Buonissimi i cornetti dolci...

(Translated by Google) Valid ice cream shop that has existed for many years with large spaces, especially outdoors. Try the Kalaugo Truffle. Recommended! (Original) Valida gelateria che esiste da molti anni con ampi spazi soprattutto esterni. Da provare il Tartufo Kalaugo. Consigliata!

(Translated by Google) A good selection of ice creams and very tasty! The host is very friendly and accommodating. I can only recommend it. (Original) Eine gute Auswahl von Eiscreme und sehr lecker! Der Gastgeber ist sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend. Kann ich nur empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) Limited choice of flavours, classic flavours, but very good and tasty (Original) Scelta di gusti ridotto ha gusti classici ma molto buono è gustosi

No chance of booking this hotel if you don’t speak Italian. All you get in response is ‘no speak English’. That’s very poor.

(Translated by Google) More and more in love with this place! Everything was excellent, from the cleanliness and comfort of the room, to the relaxation and excellence of the spa, the panoramic view, the kindness of the staff, and the goodness of the cuisine. A place of the heart, in this perfect period, waking up surrounded by snow was magic. (Original) Sempre più innamorata di questo posto! Tutto eccellente, dalla pulizia e dal comfort della camera, al relax e l’eccellenza della spa, la vista panoramica, la gentilezza del personale, e la bontà della cucina. Un posto del cuore, in questo periodo perfetto, risvegliarsi circondato di neve è stato magia.

(Translated by Google) RATING 3 BUT... I was here only for the SPA. I'm sorry to say that it has so much potential but maintenance should be done and above all it should be checked whether the services are efficient. There is no dedicated room for changing or rather there is a bathroom which acts as a bath, shower (not working in my case) and changing room with various lockers with electronic locks (NOT WORKING!) There is no privacy and for changing it is a bit like a prestigious number worthy of Arturo Brachetti but oh well, the maintenance in the various rooms such as: the two hydromassages both without working waterfall shower and in one even a (submerged) LED spotlight detached from the wall, Turkish bath room with some shower heads that should be replaced, the two basins in front of the bathrooms not working, then shall I say some relaxing music? No, no total silence. I would recommend putting up at least a table with the rule that if you don't use the sunbeds they should be left free because for the entire stay the sunbeds are empty but with flip flops and a towel spread out on them! A positive note is that in the end you can still relax but for the price paid I don't see why they shouldn't do the necessary maintenance so as to enjoy everything you pay for!!! Another positive note is for the very polite and nice Argentinian boy with whom I had a chat. In summary Rating 3 but if it weren't for these small shortcomings it would deserve a 5 star, too bad. (Original) VOTO 3 MA... Sono stato qui solo per la SPA. Mi dispiace dire che ha tanto potenziale ma andrebbe fatta manutenzione e sopratutto controllare se i servizi siano efficienti. Non esiste una stanza dedicata per cambiarsi o meglio ce il bagno che fa da bagno, doccia (non funzionante nel mio caso) e spogliatoio con vari armanietti con chiusura elettronical(NON FUNZIONANTI!) Non c'è privacy e per cambiarsi e un po come un numero di prestigio degno di Arturo Brachetti ma vabbè, la manutenzione nelle varie stanze come : le due idromassaggio entrambe senza doccia a cascata funzionante e in una addirittura faretto led (sommerso) staccato dalla parete, stanza bagno turco con dei doccini che andrebbero sostituiti, le due vaschette di fronte i bagni non funzionanti poi dico un po di musica rilassante? No niente silenzio totale. Consiglierei di mettere almeno una tabella con la regola che se non si usufruisce dei lettini andrebbero lasciati liberi perché per tutta la permanenza lettini vuoti ma con infradito e telo steso sopra! Una nota positiva è che in fine si ci rilassa lo stesso ma per il prezzo pagato non vedo perché non dovrebbero fare le dovute manutenzioni così da usufruire di tutto quello per cui si paga!!! Un altra nota positiva è per il ragazzo Argentino molto educato e simpatico con cui ho fatto una chiacchierata. Riassumendo Voto 3 ma se non fosse per queste piccole mancanze meriterebbe un 5 stelle peccato.

(Translated by Google) Disappointing experience, below our expectations. Poor quality of food and breakfast not suitable for a 4 star. The spa kit (slippers and cap) should be included in the price given the cost of entry. I recommend changing Chef. Positive note: the friendly, helpful and professional "do-it-all" guy. (Original) Esperienza deludente,al di sotto delle nostre aspettative. Scarsa qualità del cibo e colazione non adatta ad un 4 stelle. Il kit spa (ciabattine e cuffia) dovrebbe essere incluso nel prezzo visto il costo dell' ingresso. Consiglio di cambiare Chef. Nota positiva: il ragazzo "tutto fare" cordiale, disponibile e professionale.

(Translated by Google) Do you need to unplug? To relax away from the daily routine? The National Park Hotel is what you are looking for. A splendid and complete Spa. A hotel with attention to the smallest details, an aperitif served in your room and a starred dinner! Everything perfect... No flaws. I forgot the staff... lovely! (Original) Hai bisogno di staccare la spina? Di rilassarti lontano dalla routine quotidiana? Il National Park Hotel è ciò che stai cercando. Una splendida e completa Spa. Un hotel curato nei minimi particolari, un aperitivo servito in camera ed una cena stellata! Tutto perfetto... Nessuna pecca. Dimenticavo il personale... incantevole!

(Translated by Google) The experience has been disappointing. We expected more from a 4 star hotel. We were two couples, we did the spa and dinner. The rooms were spacious, comfortable and had good views. In the spa we were alone and the facilities were typical of a spa with decoration inspired by a cave, relaxing and beautiful. However, the food is not worth a euro of your money. Terrible quality, few options, in fact we tried the two pastas that were available and they were each worse. The sauce for the noodles was gelatinous and just tasted like avecrem. Then the gnocchi was just crushed tomato with sausage. For the main course we decided on entrecôte with potatoes, it was better not to order the potatoes because even though they looked good they were fried but raw (truly one of the worst I have ever eaten) although I think they were natural, not frozen. The meat was the best thing we ate during our stay, without being very good, it was just fine. Finally, the breakfast, thank goodness, was included in the price of the room because it was not of any quality either; it was sandwiches and things bought in a low-quality supermarket. I want to think that since it wasn't high season (we were the only guests in the hotel) they didn't have the same conditions, even so it doesn't seem like a justification to me. In short, if you want to enjoy the spa and the snow, I would recommend it, but I don't think the hotel deserves 4 stars at all given what I've seen. With this review I hope that the hotel knows how to improve its service at a gastronomic level and provides the quality that its price deserves. I just hope they know how to live up to what they sell. Finally, I appreciate the attention of the waitress Ana, a charming girl who treated us magnificently. (Original) La experiencia ha sido decepcionante. Esperábamos más de un hotel de 4 estrellas. Fuimos dos parejas hicimos el spa y la cena. Las habitaciones estaba bien amplias, cómodas y buenas vistas. En el spa estuvimos solos y las instalaciones las típicas de un spa con una decoración inspiradas en una cueva, relajante y bonito. Sin embargo, la comida no merece ni un euro de vuestro dinero. Calidad pésima, pocas opciones, de echo probamos las dos pastas que habían y eran a cada cual peor. La salsa de los tallarines gelatinosa y solo sabía a avecrem. Después, los ñoquis solo era tomate triturado con salchicha. De segundo decidimos entrecot con patatas, las patatas mejor no pedirlas porque a pesar de que parecían buenas estaban fritas pero crudas (realmente de las peores que he comido) aunque creo que eran naturales, no congeladas. La carne era lo mejor que comimos en nuestra estancia, sin ser buenísima, estaba bien a secas. Finalmente, el desayuno menos mal que estaba incluido en el precio de la habitación porque tampoco tenía ningún tipo de calidad eran sándwiches y cosas compradas en supermercado de poca calidad. Quiero pensar que al no estar de temporada alta (éramos los únicos huéspedes en el hotel) no tenían las mismas condiciones, aún así no me parece una justificación. En resumen si quieres disfrutar del spa y la nieve lo recomendaría, pero para nada considero que merezca 4 estrellas el hotel visto lo visto. Con esta reseña espero que el hotel sepa mejorar su servicio a nivel gastronómico y brinde la calidad que su precio merece. Solo espero que sepan estar a la altura de lo que venden. Finalmente, agradezco la atención de la camarera Ana, una chica encantadora que nos trató magníficamente.

(Translated by Google) We were guests of this property in the first week of August and we fell in love with everything! Very kind staff, especially Mrs. Daniela who welcomed us with an enveloping smile. Very comfortable, clean and well furnished rooms, very comfortable bed. The SPA is exceptional: a large swimming pool with hydromassage, saunas and other paths that really make you relax. Finally, the food is superlative, a compliment to chef Antonio who allowed us to savor delicious dishes with an excellent combination of tradition and innovation. Finally, the breakfast is top: vast choice of homemade cakes and the possibility of a savory breakfast. In short, this structure has entered my list of favorite places! I will definitely be back! Excellent quality/price ratio. (Original) Siamo stati ospiti di questa struttura nella prima settimana di Agosto e ci siamo innamorati di tutto! Personale gentilissimo, specialmente la signora Daniela che ci ha accolti con un sorriso avvolgente. Camere molto comode pulite e ben arredate, letto molto comodo. La SPA è eccezionale: una grande piscina con idromassaggio, saune e altri percorsi che ti fanno davvero rilassare. Infine il cibo è superlativo, un plauso a chef Antonio che ci ha permesso si assaporare piatti deliziosi con un ottimo connubio tra tradizione e innovazione. Infine la colazione è top: vasta scelta di torte fatte in casa e possibilità di colazione salata. Insomma questa struttura è entrata nella mia lista dei posti preferiti! Ci tornerò sicuramente! Rapporto qualità/prezzo ottimo.

Beautiful park for who wants to have an immersion in nature. Well maintained and close to the "city" center Villagio Mancuso

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Overrated tourist village. To see: National Park entrance has 1km walk around

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Amazing national park . Simply stunning

Lovely natural spot

An awesome place to visit