So we are from the UK. We needed something fun and to stay cool in the hot weather. This is a Family Water park for all ages. You need to get at least two chairs if there are 4-5 of you but you must pay for all members. Parking is easy and cost us €5. Get here early. If you book online and want to party with loud music and fun, choose the main pool. If you’re not such a party animal look for the smaller pool, but you will hear music and an MC. Don’t panic they have a 2h break. The Italians know how to have fun and everyone joins in. The main pool has a wave for about 5min every hour. The rides are easy and well managed. Remember it’s a small family run park and it’s there so you can have a splash and some fun. There is a cafe which is ok for snacks and some Italian espresso! Go for the self catered section for lunch as there is a wide range of food there and you get good portions. People were friendly and helpful even though we couldn’t speak Italian. We used a hire car to get there, but there is a shuttle bus from the train station. The ques for the slides for fair and no que jumpers. The lifeguards were good as well. Book the day before is recommended. We all had fun and loved everyone’s ability to join in with the dancing and singing. Music is very loud, which is perfect for a pool party atmosphere. Remember they have a quiet time for 2h for lunch. Everyone had fun and the park was perfectly safe and friendly. Remember to buy a hat. Maybe a yellow or red one if you want to stand out ! lol . They even played Christmas songs and had a Father Christmas! Don’t you just love Italy!

Great day out in the shadow of Vesuvius. Once we negotiated the booking system with the helpful staff using WhatsApp communication our visit was quickly arranged. If you want a lounger per person it will cost a little more and you need to book adjacent umbrella areas, but ideally, you spend as much time in the pool or on slides so you don't need the loungers. The nearest station is Ville delle Ginestre on the Circumvesuviana line and then a 15-minute uphill walk - some of which can feel a little hair-raising as the paths disappear and you walk on the road. There are plenty of food and drink choices and spaces to eat, including beer, arancini and doughnuts. It is clean and feels safe for children to enjoy fully, and there are lots of helpful staff around. 8 main slides and waves in the main pool once an hour provides plenty of entertainment. Great shoulder massage to be had in the hydro-massage area. All in all a good value day out for us to relax 😌

I had a great experience at Valle dell’Orso. Although I couldn’t book online for the same day, the staff replied quickly on WhatsApp and told me I could come directly. When we arrived, the shuttle driver kindly stopped for us and offered a ride. At the entrance there was no waiting, tickets were easy, and the staff were very friendly. The park is clean, well organized, with a beautiful setting of the mountain behind and the sea in front, and the prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend Valle dell’Orso to anyone looking for a fun, relaxing, and family-friendly day out. It is the perfect mix of nature, good atmosphere, and excellent hospitality. 🌟

The park is quite small and crowded. The waves in the pool last just 5 minutes. The personnel was kind and helpful. The slides are very crowded with long wait times.

We had a great time! We are a family with a 5 and I year old. I think it was ideal for these them. The staff was very helpful and the team really knew how to have a good time and get the people involved in activities.

Beautiful place for a great day out. Kids had an absolutely amazing time. Clean, not too crowded and with easy parking (paid separately).

Fun acqua park for all ages. There's a section where small kids can play and another for everyone else. There's around 7 different water slides- the newest - Bumblebee. There's a pool with waves( about every hour) and hydro-massage where there's entertainment for everyone, mainly dancing and games.( about every hour as well). Very clean, enough staff- friendly and helpful. Food can be purchased inside and you can also bring your own from home and eat it in the picnic area. It's a bit expensive, around 60€ for a family of 4( 2 adults and 2 children) July and around 70€ in August. My daughter's love it and I enjoy it as well, love doing the group dances and relaxing on the hydro-massage area.

Vesuvius, Capri Island, sounds...

Nice place for a walk or having a coffee. From here you can see the Vesuvio and take really nice pictures!

Busy local port located a short distance off the Autostrada. Very friendly locals. Driving is hectic in Torre if your unfamiliar as streets aren’t wide & quite a lot of cars & bikes.

Stayed here in a boat rough seas even in the harbour very pretty especially at sunset

So beautiful place for rest and enjoying time.

The boardwalk was nice. Great restaurants nearby. Very loud because of construction.

Very good food

Very good location top of the hill overlooking Napoli

Ok

Nice position

(Translated by Google) An enchanting place where you can spend a few hours enjoying a breathtaking view, over the entire Gulf of Naples, and the Sorrento coast, from Procida to Capri, and Vesuvius behind you! Mass celebrations are available on public holidays, and if you are lucky you may find some ceremonies. There is a large free car park at the entrance and water and coffee dispensers on the porch before entering the church! I recommend it for taking breathtaking photos especially on days where there is no haze! Easily reachable from the Torre de Greco Nord motorway exit following the signs (Colle Sant'Alfonso) (Original) Un posto incantevole dove si può trascorrere qualche ora per godere di un panorama mozzafiato, su tutto il golfo di Napoli, e costiera sorrentina, da Procida a Capri,ed il Vesuvio alle spalle! Sono disponibili nei giorni Festivi le celebrazioni delle messe, e se si è fortunati si può trovare qualche cerimonia. È disponibile una un grande parcheggio gratuito all’ingresso e di distributori di acqua e caffè nel portico prima di accedere alla chiesa! Lo consiglio per fare foto mozzafiato soprattutto nei giorni dove non c’è foschia! Raggiungibile facilmente dall’uscita dell’autostrada Torre de Greco Nord seguendo le indicazioni ( Colle Sant’Alfonso)

(Translated by Google) The location and the view that can be enjoyed from overlooking the Gulf of Naples and the islands of Capri and Ischia are very beautiful. There is parking. The structure is almost completely accessible by wheelchair from the parking lot to the panoramic terrace, while the church has a staircase in the main entrance, I don't know if it has another more accessible entrance. The road to get there by car is a little inconvenient. (Original) Molto bella la posizione e il panorama che si gode dall'affaccio sul golfo di Napoli e sulle isole Capri e Ischia. C'è un parcheggio. La struttura è quasi totalmente accessibile in carrozzina dal parcheggio alla terrazza panoramica, mentre la chiesa ha una scalinata nell'ingresso principale, non so se ha un'altra entrata più accessibile. Un po' scomoda la strada per arrivare su con la macchina.

(Translated by Google) Driving along the Salerno Reggio Calabria motorway at Torre del Greco, you immediately notice a green hill on which the Church of S. Michele stands out. In ancient times the hill was dedicated to S. Michele Arcangelo. In 1600 some Camaldolese monks arrived there and then it became the hill of the Camaldoli for everyone. In the 1950s the Redemptorist fathers, an order founded by St. Alfonso Maria de' Liguori, settled in the place, restoring the ancient church and building a seminary next door where future missionary fathers would be trained. Since then the site has been called Colle di S. Alfonso. The church, due to its panoramic and green position, is chosen by many for weddings and other celebrations and is a frequent destination for religious tourism. Open every day for many hours, it is a welcoming and very serene place. (Original) Percorrendo l'autostrada Salerno Reggio Calabria all'altezza di Torre del Greco, si nota subito una verde collina su cui spicca la Chiesa di S. Michele. Anticamente la collina era dedicata a S. Michele Arcangelo. Nel 1600 vi giunsero alcuni monaci camaldolesi e allora divenne per tutti la collina dei Camaldoli. Negli anni '50 i padri redentoristi, ordine fondato da S.Alfonso Maria de' Liguori, si stabilirono nel luogo, restaurando l' antica chiesa ed edificando accanto un seminario dove si sarebbero formati i futuri padri missionari. Da allora il sito porta il nome di Colle di S. Alfonso. La chiesa, per la sua posizione panoramica e nel verde, è scelta da molti per matrimoni e altre celebrazioni ed è meta frequente di turismo religioso. Aperta tutti i giorni per molte ore, risulta un luogo accogliente e di grande serenità.

(Translated by Google) The hill is of volcanic origins and has hosted a chapel dedicated to St. Michael the Archangel and called Monte Sant'Angelo since 1500. Documentation attesting to the presence of a small hemispherical temple guarded by an adjoining "building" which served as a lazaretto during illnesses and contagious diseases also dates back to the same period. In 1600 a community of Neapolitan Camaldolese Fathers settled on the hill and in 1700 the structure of the church was expanded by the monks and the large church was built, also building the quadrilateral currently existing outside the church. Subsequently the property passed into the hands of private individuals and, furthermore, the events of the Second World War reduced it to a pile of ruins. Around 1950, however, it was purchased by the Redemptorist Fathers of S. Alfonso Maria De Liguori who, by restoring the structure and constructing a large building intended for the training of future Redemptorist missionaries, revalued the structure, bringing it back to its ancient splendors. The church is very large and still beautiful, located in a strategic point overlooking the entire city of Torre del Greco with the Gulf of Naples behind it. It is an area rich in history and artistic beauty and should be visited. (Original) La collina di è di origini vulcaniche ed ospita sin dal 1500 una cappella dedicata a S.Michele Arcangelo e denominata Monte Sant'Angelo. Allo stesso periodo risale anche la documentazione che attesta la presenza di un piccolo tempio semisferico custodito da un annesso "casamento" che serviva da lazzaretto in occasione di morbi e malattie contaggiose. Nel 1600 si insediò sul colle una comunità di Padri camaldolesi napoletani e nel 1700 la struttura della chiesa fu ampliata dai monaci ed edificata la Chiesa grande, costruendo anche il quadrilatero attualmente esistente all'esterno della chiesa. Successivamente la proprietà passò in mano a dei privati e per giunta, le vicende della Seconda Guerra Mondiale, la ridussero ad un cumulo di rovine. Intorno al 1950, però, fù acquistata dai Padri Redentoristi di S. Alfonso Maria De Liguori che, restaurando la struttura e costruendo un grande edificio destinato alla formazione dei futuri missionari redentoristi, hanno rivalutato la struttura riportandola agli antichi splendori. La chiesa è molto grande e comunque bellissima, situatala in un punto strategico che affaccia su tutta la città di Torre del Greco con alle spalle il golfo di Napoli. È una zona ricca di storia e di bellezza artistica e va visitata.

Great pizza and atmosphere. This felt like a place the locals prefer to go to.

Beautiful stop in such an interesting city. This is worth your while if you're wandering around Torre Del Greco, completely mesmerizing.

Beautiful church with very white interior. The Jesus' way of the cross of Giuseppe Ciavolino is an original way to connect story of past and style of present day.

HI. BRINGS BACK PLEASANT MEMORIES OF VISITING " LA FAMIGLIA " IN TORRE DEL GRECO☆☆MANY YEARS OF HISTORY - FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE WORLD HISTORY. THESE WORDS - I DEDICATE TO THE MEMORY OF FAMILY MEMBERS, THAT - ARE NOW - LONG GONE🙏🙏 " I MISS ALL OF THEM " A LOT OF YEARS. PEACE. 💖💜💖💜💖💜 HAPPY WEEKEND. MEL GAGLIARDO.

A beautiful Basilica in the City. If you have the opportunjty, go see it.

Interesting cathedral in the heart of the town

Wonderful

1998 visit, very close to Vesuvius, great view of the sea, the broom, and sad to see where Giacomo died.

The "Villa Ferrigni (now called Villa delle Ginestre), is an historical house/residence in Torre del Greco. This 18-century villa was where the poet Giacomo Leopardi moved, outside the city of Naples, when the cholera epidemic broke out; and, since 2006, it has been home to the La Ginestra Leopardi Prize (a prize a warded to individuals who have distinguished themselves through their studies in the analysis, study, and dissemination of Giacomo Leopardi's poetry).

(Translated by Google) A heritage of rare beauty. This villa hosted Giacomo Leopardi in the last years of his life. A historic place with ancient charm that winks at modernity. Unfortunately, more care is needed. (Original) Un patrimonio di rara bellezza. Questa villa ospitò Giacomo Leopardi negli ultimi anni di vita. Un luogo storico dal fascino antico che strizza l'occhio alla modernità. Purtroppo ci vorrebbe più cura.

(Translated by Google) One of the villas that is part of the consortium of Vesuvian villas. There is still a lot to do: starting from the renovation of both the external and internal rooms and the actual weekly maintenance that a villa like this cannot fail to have. Having said this, it is one of the most beautiful villas in the Vesuvian area, in particular in Torre del Greco. The Torre proloco, in fact, is organizing various events to promote the visit to the villa and today 12 May 2024 I was right there for a very interesting food and wine event, where a complete visit to the villa was carried out and then it was possible to taste one of Leopardi's favorite dishes, given that it was the villa where he lived in the last years of his life, gnocchi stuffed with provola cheese and piennolo tomato (a connoisseur I would say!), accompanied by wine produced by a local winery with vineyards on Vesuvius. The opportunity to participate in this initiative will last every Sunday in May and June at the price of €10. To spend a pleasant and relaxing morning, I highly recommend it! (Original) Una delle ville che fa parte del consorzio delle ville vesuviane. C'è ancora un grandissimo daffare: a partire dalla resteutturazione dei locali sia esterni che interni e della vera e propria manutenzione settimanale che una villa del genere non può non avere. Premesso ciò, è una delle ville più belle della zona vesuviana, in particolare di Torre del Greco. La proloco di Torre, appunto, sta organizzando vari eventi affinché si promuova la visita alla villa ed io oggi 12 maggio 2024 ero proprio lì per un evento enogastronomico molto interessante, dove si è effettuata una visita completa alla villa e poi si è potuto gustare uno dei piatti preferiti da Leopardi, visto che é stata la villa dove ha abitato negli ultimi anni della sua vita, gnocchi ripieni di provola al pomodoro del piennolo (un intenditore direi!), accompagnati dal vino prodotto da una cantina locale con i vigneti sul Vesuvio. La possibilità di partecipare a questa iniziativa durerà tutte le domeniche di maggio e giugno al prezzo di 10€. Per passare una mattinata piacevole e rilassante ve la consiglio caldamente!

(Translated by Google) This villa certainly deserves a better present. From a historical point of view it is a place of pride for the Vesuvian villages. The place where the 'exterminator Vesevo' lines were composed perhaps deserves different attention. From the outside the villa is very beautiful, but it doesn't take much to notice the elements of abandonment. At the moment the proposed offer is not in line with the €5 required for the ticket. I hope that with the new interventions planned for 2024, this place can blossom again, offering the population and tourists an opportunity to appreciate and experience Leopardi's poetry. (Original) Questa villa meriterebbe sicuramente un presente migliore. Dal punto di vista storico é un luogo motivo di orgoglio per i paesi vesuviani. Il luogo dove le righe ‘sterminator Vesevo’ vennero composte forse meriterebbe un accortenza diversa. Dall’esterno la villa è molto bella, ma basta poco per notare gli elementi di abbandono. Al momento l’offerta proposta non è in linea con i 5€ richiesti per il biglietto. Spero che con i nuovi interventi in programma nel 2024, questo luogo possa sbocciare di nuovo, offrendo alla popolazione e turisti una occasione per apprezzare e vivere la poesia leopardiana.

(Translated by Google) The exteriors are very beautiful, the interiors have not been visited as it is closed to the public, I don't know if due to the time or the period. However there is a beautiful view of the sea, of Caprisul Vesuvius which is at the back and, marginally, of the Gulf of Naples. (Original) Gli esterni sono molto belli, gli interni non sono stati visitati poiché chiusa al pubblico, non so se per l'orario o per il periodo. Comunque vi è una vista bellissima sul mare, su Caprisul Vesuvio che è alla parte retro e, marginalmente, sul golfo di Napoli.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful geographical position, a breathtaking view between the Gulf of Naples and Vesuvius. A place where you can breathe culture and serenity. Very friendly and knowledgeable local guide. Definitely worth a visit. (Original) Posizione geografica molto bella, un panorama mozzafiato tra il golfo di Napoli e il Vesuvio. Luogo dove si respira cultura e serenità. Guida in loco molto simpatica e competente. Da visitare senz'altro.

So we are from the UK. We needed something fun and to stay cool in the hot weather. This is a Family Water park for all ages. You need to get at least two chairs if there are 4-5 of you but you must pay for all members. Parking is easy and cost us €5. Get here early. If you book online and want to party with loud music and fun, choose the main pool. If you’re not such a party animal look for the smaller pool, but you will hear music and an MC. Don’t panic they have a 2h break. The Italians know how to have fun and everyone joins in. The main pool has a wave for about 5min every hour. The rides are easy and well managed. Remember it’s a small family run park and it’s there so you can have a splash and some fun. There is a cafe which is ok for snacks and some Italian espresso! Go for the self catered section for lunch as there is a wide range of food there and you get good portions. People were friendly and helpful even though we couldn’t speak Italian. We used a hire car to get there, but there is a shuttle bus from the train station. The ques for the slides for fair and no que jumpers. The lifeguards were good as well. Book the day before is recommended. We all had fun and loved everyone’s ability to join in with the dancing and singing. Music is very loud, which is perfect for a pool party atmosphere. Remember they have a quiet time for 2h for lunch. Everyone had fun and the park was perfectly safe and friendly. Remember to buy a hat. Maybe a yellow or red one if you want to stand out ! lol . They even played Christmas songs and had a Father Christmas! Don’t you just love Italy!

Great day out in the shadow of Vesuvius. Once we negotiated the booking system with the helpful staff using WhatsApp communication our visit was quickly arranged. If you want a lounger per person it will cost a little more and you need to book adjacent umbrella areas, but ideally, you spend as much time in the pool or on slides so you don't need the loungers. The nearest station is Ville delle Ginestre on the Circumvesuviana line and then a 15-minute uphill walk - some of which can feel a little hair-raising as the paths disappear and you walk on the road. There are plenty of food and drink choices and spaces to eat, including beer, arancini and doughnuts. It is clean and feels safe for children to enjoy fully, and there are lots of helpful staff around. 8 main slides and waves in the main pool once an hour provides plenty of entertainment. Great shoulder massage to be had in the hydro-massage area. All in all a good value day out for us to relax 😌

I had a great experience at Valle dell’Orso. Although I couldn’t book online for the same day, the staff replied quickly on WhatsApp and told me I could come directly. When we arrived, the shuttle driver kindly stopped for us and offered a ride. At the entrance there was no waiting, tickets were easy, and the staff were very friendly. The park is clean, well organized, with a beautiful setting of the mountain behind and the sea in front, and the prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend Valle dell’Orso to anyone looking for a fun, relaxing, and family-friendly day out. It is the perfect mix of nature, good atmosphere, and excellent hospitality. 🌟

Great little park not that many slides but worth the visit. Don't rely on the turd of a shuttle driver though he'd sooner watch reruns of serie A on YouTube than get you to your train

Beautiful place for a great day out. Kids had an absolutely amazing time. Clean, not too crowded and with easy parking (paid separately).

For a more restful day, this water park is perfect. You get reallocated loungers which is a great bonus! These loungers can be selected based on your need so for example, if you want the kids pool, you get loungers there. There are some wicked slides for kids of all ages and probably the biggest attraction is the wave pool which I believe happens every 30 minutes. You'll know because they have a dj and person on the mic who hypes up the crowd. The negative would be the food, it's not great or much choice.

Good value and lots of fun. The only downside is that the waterslides aren't great. Some are really slow. But, the queues were quick moving.

(Translated by Google) 4 stars only because it was a funeral and the parish priest was protracted (Original) 4 stelle solamente perché era un funerale e il parroco è andata per le lunghe

(Translated by Google) the only star is not for this Church but for the amount of dirt in the area! If the municipality does not provide, is it possible that the school or church will not organize spontaneous collection and cleaning? It hurts the heart to see kids and adults meeting and chatting here indifferent to the dirt. It's really a shame because there are beautiful things to see. (Original) la sola stella non è per questa Chiesa ma per la quantità di sporcizia della zona! se il comune non provvede, possibile che scuola o chiesa non organizzino una raccolta e pulizia spontanee? Fa male al cuore vedere ragazzini e adulti incontrarsi e chiacchierare qui indifferenti allo sporco. Peccato davvero perchè di cose belle da vedere ce ne sono.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church ⛪ built on the old one destroyed by lava, well maintained by the parish priest, it's a shame that the municipality does not enhance the surrounding area by starting with the collection of rubbish. (Original) Bella chiesa ⛪ costruita sulla vecchia distrutta dalla lava, ben tenuta dal parroco, peccato che il comune non valorizzare zona circostante incomiciando dalla raccolta della spazzatura.

(Translated by Google) Cozy and with a great history to discover. Below the main church, there is the ancient church with an aedicule depicting the Madonna surrounded by lava from Vesuvius which at the time was unable to bury her. Absolutely worth visiting (Original) Accogliente e con una grande storia da scoprire. Al di sotto della chiesa principale, c'è la chiesa antica con un'edicola raffigurante la Madonna tutta contornata di lava del Vesuvio che al tempo non riuscì a seppellirla . Da visitare assolutamente

(Translated by Google) A nice little church, nothing special. (Original) Una chiesetta carina, nulla di particolare.

(Translated by Google) It would be appreciated if the parish priest drastically reduced the frequency with which he rings the bells, the church has lost numerous functions over the centuries, among which, fortunately, that of the clock and the bells are now equal to any other type of noise, unwanted and annoying , with the sole effect of compromising my faith and distancing my soul from God. (Original) Sarebbe gradito il parroco riducesse drasticamente la frequenza con la quale suona le campane, la chiesa ha perso numerose funzioni nei secoli, fra le quali, per fortuna, quella di orologio e le campane sono ormai alla stregua qualunque altro tipo di schiamazzo, indesiderate e moleste, con l'esclusivo effetto di compromettere la mia fede e allontanare la mia anima da Dio.

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful but small church. Rich in memories and unique for the wonderful fresco of the Madonna in the midst of the lava flows. (Original) È una splendida ma piccola chiesa. Ricca di ricordi e unica per il meraviglioso affresco della Madonna in mezzo alle colate laviche.

20 euro for the 2 beds and umbrella. Not a crowded place. A bit dirty sea. Lifegourd and fine drinks in bar. This place is ok :) shower and toilet is included. Parking is also for the money

Very nice place, good price/quality. It was a quiet day so we could enjoy it even more. Service is good, we will come back.

Very nice place, the staff and the owner was so nice and welcomed us very well , for a day of relax in the sun, very low prices for a beautiful location.

A bit expensive for what it is, but cleaner beach than around.

The beach is lovely, with clean sand and safe (but very shallow) swimming area. The team was polite. 10 euros for a chair with umbrella is a bit much in off-season and in an unpleasant neighbourhood, but not too bad. The worst part was lunch. Part of the reason I came was the good value, well-reviewed pasta, but when I tried to order it, they refused. I wasn’t given a reason but told I could only have a sandwich. This small, funny-smelling cheese and tomato sandwich cost me more than the pasta would have been. I learned from other visitors that the team had discussed making the pasta in Italian in front of me, but decided they couldn’t be bothered to make just one portion. Can’t recommend.

A very nice and cordial staff that makes you feel very welcomed here. The beach is very nice, has black volcanic sand, and is very well organized and equipped. The prices for sun-beds, umbrellas and drinks on the bar are very pleasant. Highly recommended.

It is in a stunning location, the views are stunning. The whole of the bay of Naples with Capri and lschia is in full view. Behind the formidable, but silent giant, Vesuvius rises to the sky. Safe swimming and sunbathing with a comprehensive but sensibly priced bar. Toilets: clean. Good changing facilities on site etc. It is run by a lovely family and we have met them all during out stay near by.

Private beach with volcanic sand, paid 6 € for a lounge chair, 6€ for the umbrella and 2€ to enter the beach. The sand area was clean but the water was full of plastic. The beach was full of people. You could bring your own food but you have here a cafe. The cheapest place arround but is not worth it

Very clean place, staff is friendly, worth a visit if you are around there. Better than the open beach.

Great beach with black sand. Great for families.

There is no place at all. A person is beside a person. Water is dirty.

Super.

(Translated by Google) Absolutely avoid... Let everyone do their job, better to continue selling sunbeds and umbrellas, catering or lounge bar whatever it is, because it's not clear what you're doing there, it's not your business... A piece of advice since it's the first year and you have to gain customers, a few smiles and kinder manners never hurt, especially at the entrance... And then honestly, 4 POOR fried foods (frozen) cannot cost €72... Oh and not even a Coke Zero €5... Don't forget where you are as they say in slang " abbascj a scala " (Original) Da evitare assolutamente…. Lasciate fare ad ognuno il proprio lavoro, meglio che continuate a vendere lettini ed ombrelloni, la ristorazione o lounge bar quel che sia, perché non si capisce bene che fate lì, non è cosa vostra… Un consiglio dato che è il primo anno e dovete acquistare clientela qualche sorriso e modi più gentili non guastano mai sopratutto all’entrata…. E poi sinceramente 4 fritture ( congelate ) MISERE non si possono pagare 72€ …. Ah e nemmeno una coca cola zero 5€…. Non vi dimenticate dove state come si dice in gergo “ abbascj a scala “

(Translated by Google) I went to TERRAZZA MARE last night with six of my friends. It was a terrible experience! Starting with the limited variety of food this place offers, and the prices are objectively too high for the quality. The service was extremely confusing and slow. But I'd like to point out how absurd our experience became when we went to get our car from the restaurant's parking lot. First of all, unfortunately, the parking lot is quite a distance from the restaurant, in a dark alley with no lighting whatsoever. The valet told us it was open until 2:00 AM. We went to get our car at 1:30 AM after chatting outside for half an hour after we'd left. We were "greeted" by this elderly man who started yelling at us that we weren't staying at Terrazza Mare and that he would close the gate without letting us take our car. In the meantime, we had paid €3 per car for parking. What can I say? It was all absurd and borderline decency. Learn to treat the customers who come to you and pay dearly for terrible service. (Original) Sono stata ieri sera presso TERRAZZA MARE insieme ad altre sei mie amiche. Esperienza pessima! Partendo dalla poca varietà di cibo che offre questo posto a prezzi oggettivamente troppo elevanti in base alla qualità che offre. Servizio confusionario al massimo e lento. Ma vorrei sottolineare quanto la nostra esperienza sia diventata assurda quando siamo andati a prendere la macchina dal parcheggio del locale. Innanzitutto purtroppo il parcheggio si trova un bel po’ distante dal locale in un vicoletto buio senza minima illuminazione. Il parcheggiatore ci aveva detto che fino alle 2 il parcheggio fosse aperto. Siamo andate all’01:30 a prendere la macchina dopo aver chiacchierato una mezzoretta fuori dal locale dopo che eravamo uscite. Veniamo “accolti” da questa persona anziana che inizia a gridarci contro che noi non stavamo a terrazza mare e che lui avrebbe chiuso il cancello senza farci prendere la macchina. In tutto ciò il parcheggio noi l’avevamo pagato 3€ a macchina. Che dire è stato tutto assurdo e ai limiti della decenza. Imparate a trattare bene i clienti che vengono da voi e pagano profumatamente per un servizio pessimo.

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(Translated by Google) Historic building of the city, now transformed into the main headquarters of the Banca di Credito Popolare. It would have been nice if it had been possible to preserve it as it once was (Original) Palazzo storico della città, ormai trasformato nella sede principale della Banca di Credito Popolare. Sarebbe stato bello se si fosse riusciti a conservarlo com'era un tempo

(Translated by Google) I was able to visit the Palace on the occasion of an opening to the public, BCP deserves the credit for safeguarding and enhancing this monument of the history of the Golden Mile and Torre del Greco. (Original) Ho potuto visitare il Palazzo in occasione di una apertura al pubblico, alla BCP va il merito di custodire e valorizzare questo monumento della storia del Miglio d'oro e di Torre del Greco.

(Translated by Google) The Vallelonga palace is a monumental palace built by the Marquis of. Vallelonga in the 17th century. It is part of the golden mile route. It was acquired by the assets of the Banca di Credito Popolare di Torre del Greco, becoming its institutional headquarters. Periodically some of its parts are opened to the public for artistic exhibitions. (Original) Il palazzo Vallelonga è un palazzo monumentale costruito dal Marchese di. Vallelonga nel XVII sec. Rientra nel percorso del miglio d'oro. È stato acquisito al patrimonio della Banca di Credito Popolare di Torre del Greco, diventandone la sede istituzionale. Periodicamente alcune sue parti vengono aperte al pubblico per mostre espositive manifestazioni artistiche.

(Translated by Google) This palace was built in the nineties of the 17th century, by the Marquis of Vallelonga from the de Candia-Castiglione Morelli family of Vallelonga, owners of a fiefdom in the countryside of Torre del Greco. The influx of noble families is favored by its position and the beauty of the place, arriving there to spend periods of rest and leisure. At the beginning of the 18th century, the Marquis of Vallelonga decided to transform the rustic factories into comfortable homes for the family's summer months and for the management of the vast agricultural territory he owned. The eighteenth-century building incorporates the older building made up of low and separate bodies. The main block overlooks the public road, consisting of the ground floor and the main floor in which the frescoed reception rooms and the other rooms of the main house with terraces overlooking the countryside, Vesuvius and the sea are located. ; after the earthquake of 1794, the palace was seriously damaged. (Original) Questo palazzo fu costruito negli anni novanta del XVII secolo, dal marchese di Vallelonga dalla famiglia de Candia-Castiglione Morelli di Vallelonga, proprietaria di un feudo nell'agro di Torre del Greco. L'afflusso di famiglie nobili è favorito dalla sua posizione e dalla bellezza del luogo, giungendo lì per trascorrere periodi di riposo e di svago. Al principio del XVIII secolo, il marchese di Vallelonga decise di trasformare le rustiche fabbriche, in comode dimore per i mesi estivi della famiglia e per la gestione del vasto territorio agricolo di sua proprietà. L'edificio settecentesco incorpora il fabbricato più antico costituito da corpi bassi e separati. Sulla strada pubblica s'affaccia il blocco principale, formato dal pian terreno e dal piano nobile in cui sono sistemati gli ambienti di rappresentanza, affrescati, e gli altri locali dell'abitazione padronale con i terrazzi che guardano la campagna, il Vesuvio, il mare; dopo il terremoto del 1794, il palazzo fu gravemente danneggiato.

(Translated by Google) Very ancient palace of Torre del Greco. Inside there are the most infamous frescoes and treasures. The building was brought to light thanks to Banca di Credito Popolare which founded its headquarters inside (Original) Palazzo antichissimo di Torre del Greco. Al suo intero sono custoditi affreschi e tesori più famigerati. Lo stabile e stato riportato alla luce grazie alla Banca di Credito Popolare che proprio nel suo interno ha fondato la sede centrale

(Translated by Google) Headquarters of a local bank, one of the few still remaining independent. The palace is located on the road of the golden mile where there are other palaces and villas from an era that no longer exists but which are worth visiting (Original) Sede di una banca del territorio una delle poche ancora rimaste indipendenti. Il palazzo si trova sulla strada del miglio d'oro dove si trovano altri palazzi e ville di un'epoca che non c'e' più ma che vale la pena visitare

I was guided by the tower that can be seen over the buildings and I found this gem. The level of 13th-century detail is overwhelming. Free admission. If you visit it, keep in mind that it is open in the first part of the day and in the evening hours.

I must admit I wasn't expecting such a richly decorated interior, when I approached it. One of the most beautiful ones we found in Naples, especially when it comes to the ceiling. It's also one of the oldest. The area unfortunately doesn't have much of it's former glory and it's a little run down, with many immigrants sitting at the plaza next to it, when we were there.

Impressive church. Close to the sea.

Stayed nearby and wanted to visit few times, but it always happened to be the time of the mass or between the opening hours. But I saw the charitable work they do by giving out food for the less fortunate, and that is as impressive as beautifully decorated church.

Richly decorated church of the "brown madonna". Free entry. Good for a quick stop.

in a nut shell, Absolutely beautiful, well worth a visit the pictures cannot do the scale of Santa Maria justice.

A really impressive (slightly leaning) tower, which can be seen from far-and-wide.

(Translated by Google) The church is in the "Golden Mile" area, the polychrome bell tower with arabesque influences makes it a fantastic place (Original) La chiesa è in località " Miglio d'oro" i campanile policromo con influenze arabesche lo rendono un luogo fantastico

(Translated by Google) Either I put only one star because it doesn't make me put zero I go to this church on Sunday afternoon even if it's not the church I belong to, it was raining on Sunday or I waited a bit for the weather to calm down and I immediately went to church to start with by saying that I'm going on a motorbike and I arrived while the parish priest was giving communion I got in line and when my turn came the parish priest said to me - now you've come and you also allow yourself to take the call - I was so upset that I left the church in tears honestly I never would I've seen a parish priest like this and I'll focus here on whether it's better (Original) O messo una sola stella perché non fa mettere zero io vado in questa chiesa la domenica pomeriggio anche se non e chiesa di mia appartenenza domenica pioveva o aspettato un po' che si calmava il tempo e sono subito andata in chiesa da premettere che vado in moto e sono arrivata mentre il parroco dava la comunione io mi sono messa in fila e quando e arrivato il mio turno il parroco mi fa - tu adesso sei venuta e ti permetti anche di prendere la comunicazione- ci sono rimasta talmente male che sono uscita dalla chiesa in lacrime onestamente non o mai visto un parroco così e mi soffermo qua che e meglio

(Translated by Google) For me the aesthetics of the church are secondary, what matters is the substance, that is, the homilies that are very relevant to the word of the gospel and the priest is a fine speaker. Amen 🙏🙏🙏 (Original) Per me l' estetica della chiesa è secondario conta la sostanza cioè le omelie molto attinenti alla parola del vangelo e il sacerdote ne è un fine dicitore. Amen 🙏🙏🙏

(Translated by Google) If we want, it's also a pretty church, the bell tower and the facade are beautiful. Urgent restoration work is needed (Original) Chiesa se vogliamo anche carina, bello il campanile e la facciata. Occorrerebbero lavori urgenti di restauro

(Translated by Google) The facade doesn't say anything, it's simple and I would even say urgent restoration work is needed (Original) La facciata non dice niente è semplice e occorrerebbero lavori di restauro direi anche urgenti

(Translated by Google) It is a parish built on the same site as the Torre del Greco hospital which was bombed in the Second World War. Inside there is a mausoleum that recalls the indiscriminate bombings that occurred in that period. (Original) È una parrocchia sorta sullo stesso luogo dell'ospedale di Torre del Greco bombardato nella seconda guerra mondiale. All'interno c'è un mausoleo che ricorda i bombardamenti indiscriminati avvenuti in quel periodo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Church dedicated to Santa Maria del Popolo. Located a few steps from the center of Torre del Greco. Absolutely worth visiting (Original) Bellissima Chiesa dedicata a Santa Maria del Popolo. Situata a pochi passi dal centro di Torre del Greco. Da visitare assolutamente

(Translated by Google) A place where you can breathe the history of Torre del Greco. Worth visiting is the underground church, the hypogeum which with guided tours takes you back in time. With the renovation work on the facade, the church will certainly be even more beautiful. To visit but above all to listen to the celebrations and homilies held by Monsignor Alfonso Punzo (Original) Un luogo dove si respira la storia di Torre del Greco. Da visitare la chiesa sotterranea , l'ipogeo che con le visite guidate fanno ritornare indietro nel tempo . Con i lavori di ristrutturazione della facciata, la chiesa sarà certamente ancora più bella. Da visitare ma soprattutto ascoltare le Celebrazioni e le omelie tenute dal Mons. Alfonso Punzo

(Translated by Google) Church located in the historic center of the city, small but very welcoming (Original) Chiesa situata nel centro storico della città, piccola ma molto accogliente

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and well kept! So many representations and statues! (Original) Molto bella e tenuta bene! Tante rappresentazioni e statue!

(Translated by Google) Few places have the merit of seducing the senses and nestling between the ribs, leaving you breathless. Breathing deeply history, art and beauty, yesterday I had the honor of visiting the Church of the SS. Sacramento and S. Michele Arcangelo in Torre del Greco, in the company of a special person. A physical and emotional journey between eighteenth-century monastic life, the violent eruption of Vesuvius in 1794, the evocative Hypogeum with the cult of the "pezzentelle souls" practiced in the middle of the 19th century and until 1969, the sacristy frescoed on all its walls by artists of the Neapolitan school. Heartfelt thanks go to the members of the Vesuvian Archaeological Group, a voluntary association for Cultural Heritage, for their expertise and promotion of the historical-artistic beauties of the Vesuvian area. (Original) Pochi luoghi hanno il merito di sedurre i sensi e incastrarsi tra le costole, lasciando senza fiato. Respirando a pieni polmoni storia, arte e bellezza, ho avuto, ieri, l'onore di visitare la Chiesa del SS. Sacramento e S. Michele Arcangelo a Torre del Greco, in compagnia di una persona speciale. Un viaggio fisico ed emozionale tra la vita monastica settecentesca, la violenta eruzione del Vesuvio nel 1794, il suggestivo Ipogeo con il culto delle "anime pezzentelle" praticato nel pieno '800 e fino al 1969, la sagrestia affrescata su tutte le sue pareti da artisti della scuola napoletana. Un sentito ringraziamento va ai membri del Gruppo Archeologico Vesuviano, associazione di volontariato per i Beni Culturali, per la competenza e la promozione delle bellezze storico-artistiche dell'area vesuviana.

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary, fascinating place, rich in history, art, faith, curiosity. A milestone in Torrese and Vesuvian history: a journey through the monastic life of the 18th century, the eruption of 1794, the burials of the Brotherhood, the cult of the "capuzzelle" or "pezzentelle souls", the frescoes of the Neapolitan school. Guided tours organized by the Vesuvian Archaeological Group. (Original) Luogo straordinario, affascinante, ricco di storia, arte, fede, curiosità. Una pietra miliare della storia torrese e vesuviana: un viaggio tra la vita monastica del '700, l'eruzione del 1794, le sepolture della Confraternita, il culto delle "capuzzelle" o "anime pezzentelle", gli affreschi di scuola napoletana. Visite guidate a cura del Gruppo Archeologico Vesuviano.

(Translated by Google) Small church where it is possible to visit the ancient church buried by an eruption of Vesuvius, and which came to light thanks to the work of volunteers. Interesting. (Original) Piccola chiesa dove è possibile visitare l'antica chiesa sepolta da un'eruzione del Vesuvio, e che è venuta alla luce grazie al lavoro dei volontari. Interessante.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Church dedicated to San Michele. Located a few steps from the Pontifical Basilica of Torre del Greco. To visit (Original) Bellissima Chiesa dedicata a San Michele. Situata a pochi passi dalla Basilica Pontificia di Torre del Greco. Da visitare

(Translated by Google) The Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie is located at the entrance to the city at the Porta di Capo Torre. It was built together with the monastery on a small promontory located not far from what was at the time the inhabited center of the city of Torre del Greco towards the end of 1500 by the Minor Observant friars, who were also called "Zoccolanti" due to the type of footwear they wore. The church, which since its origins was consecrated to the "Madonna della Grazie", represented the place of aggregation and prayer for elderly monks. As happened with most of the churches in Torre and more generally with the historic buildings of the city, the fate of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie was marked by the eruption of Vesuvius in 1794. During the eruption, the igneous lava demolished the nearby Porta di Capo Torre, reaching the church and the convent, raising the ground level. The Friars remained there until 1800, when they decided to leave permanently. From 1825 the convent, at the request of the Priest Pasquale Lombardo to King Ferdinand I, became the seat of the "Visitation Retreat", an association with the aim of welcoming young people left orphaned following the eruption. In the years following the eruption, the remaining upper part was renovated and the upper window was transformed into the current entrance door; in 1930 it was embellished with evocative frescoes, which had as their subjects episodes from the life of the Madonna, the Evangelists and angels. In 1948 it then became a parish under the guidance of parish priest D'Amato. In recent years the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie has been led by excellent parish priests like Don. Alfonso Punzo and Don Antonio Smarrazzo, who is the current parish priest. The convent, however, following the eruption of 1861 was destined to host a municipal nursery school and subsequently during the early 1900s it became a meeting place for young people both during the summer and winter periods. After that it was completely closed to the public and its management and maintenance became the sole responsibility of the nuns. The monastery is an imposing structure rich in history, both cultural and artistic, in fact it preserves a magnificent cloister on the ground floor, in which there is also a small well. Inside the various halls, corridors and rooms there are several frescoes dating back to the 18th century, depicting episodes from the life of Saint Francis of Assisi which, with appropriate restoration, would represent an immense artistic heritage for the city of Torre del Greco. Nowadays, unfortunately, the monastery is completely closed and it is not possible to access it, lying in a state of complete abandonment and decay... I hope that something can be done to safeguard the convent and refurbish it, thus making it one of the most beautiful and important monuments of our city. (Original) La Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie è situata all’ingresso della città presso la Porta di Capo Torre. Fu costruita insieme al monastero su un piccolo promontorio situato poco lontano da quello che all'epoca era il centro abitato della cittá di Torre del Greco verso la fine del 1500 dai frati Minori Osservanti, i quali venivano chiamati anche “Zoccolanti” a causa del tipo di calzature che portavano. La chiesa, che fin dalle sue origini era consacrata alla “Madonna della Grazie”, rappresentava il luogo di aggregazione e della preghiera per monaci anziani. Come avvenne per la maggior parte delle chiese torresi e piu’ in generale per gli edifici storici della citta’, il destino della Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie fu segnato dall’ eruzione del Vesuvio del 1794. Durante l'eruzione, la lava ignea abbatté la vicina Porta di Capo Torre, raggiunse la chiesa ed il convento, innalzando il livello del suolo. I Frati restarono lí fino al 1800, quando decisero di andare via definitivamente. Dal 1825 il convento, su richiesta del Sacerdote Pasquale Lombardo al re Ferdinando I, diventó sede del "Ritiro della Visitazione", un associazione con lo scopo di accogliere i giovani rimasti orfani in seguito all’eruzione . Negli anni successivi all’eruzione la parte superiore rimasta fu ristrutturata ed il finestrone superiore fu trasformato nell’attuale porta d’ingresso; nel 1930 fu impreziosita di suggestivi affreschi, i quali avevano come soggetti episodi della vita della Madonna, gli Evangelisti e degli angeli. Nel 1948 divenne poi parrocchia sotto la guida parroco D’Amato. Negli ultimi anni la chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie è stata guidata da un parroci bravissimi come Don. Alfonso Punzo e Don Antonio Smarrazzo, il quale è l'attuale parroco. Il convento, invece, in seguito all’eruzione del 1861 fu destinato ad ospitare un Asilo d’Infanzia Municipale e successivamente durante i primi anni del 1900 era divenuto un ritrovo per i giovani sia durante il periodo estivo e sia durante il periodo invernale. Dopodiché fu completamente chiuso al pubblico e la sua direzione e manutenzione divenne unicamente compito delle suore. Il monastero è una struttura imponente e ricca di storia, sia culturale che artistica, infatti preserva un magnifico nel chiostro posto al piano terra, nel quale c'è anche un piccolo pozzo. All'interno delle varie sale, corridoi e stanze ci sono diversi affreschi risalenti al 700', raffiguranti episodi della vita di San Francesco d’Assisi che, con un appropriato restauro, rappresenterebbero un immenso patrimonio artistico per la città di Torre del Greco. Oggigiorno, purtoppo, il monastero è completamente chiuso e non e possibile accedervi, giacendo in uno stato di completo abbandono e degrado... Spero che si possa fare qualcosa per salvaguardare il convento e rimetterlo a nuovo rendendolo così uno dei monumenti più belli e importanti della nostra città.

(Translated by Google) For me, the beauty or otherwise of the church matters little; for me what matters is how the Eucharist is celebrated and the parish priest Don Antonio is a fine speaker. Amen 🙏 (Original) Poco conta ,per me, la bellezza o meno della chiesa; per m quello che conta è come viene celebrata l' eucarestia e il parroco Don Antonio è un fine dicitore. Amen 🙏

(Translated by Google) Don Antonio is a parish priest of great generosity, attentive and available to listen. The parish is a very well-kept place, the catechists are wonderful people. Ornella Barba (Original) Don Antonio è un parroco di grande generosità, attento e disponibile all'ascolto. La parrocchia è un luogo molto curato, le catechiste sono persone splendide. Ornella Barba

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Church dedicated to the Madonna delle Grazie. Located a few steps from the Villa Comunale of Torre del Greco. Absolutely worth visiting (Original) Bellissima Chiesa dedicata alla Madonna delle Grazie. Situata a pochi passi dalla Villa Comunale di Torre del Greco. Da visitare assolutamente

(Translated by Google) Over time, the church has always been beautiful, welcoming and well maintained. I have wonderful memories of it linked to my family and my childhood (Original) Chiesa nel tempo sempre bella, accogliente e ben tenuta. Di essa ho bellissimi ricordi legati alla mia famiglia e alla mia infanzia

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! It is small, but very welcoming, quiet and peaceful. (Original) Bellissima! È piccina, ma molto accogliente, tranquilla e silenziosa.

(Translated by Google) Splendid and welcoming place of worship. Charm of history and art. (Original) Luogo di culto splendido ed accogliente. Fascino di Storia ed arte.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately we were NOT able to go to the beautiful church because there was a wedding taking place (Original) Konnten leider NICHT in die bestimmt schöne Kirche, da gerade eine Hochzeit stattfand

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and welcoming place, a sanctuary that deserves to be visited (Original) Un luogo bello e accogliente, un santuario che merita di essere visitato

(Translated by Google) SACRED AND PROFANE (Original) SACRO E PROFANO

(Translated by Google) A large basilica governed by the Friars Minor who, faithful to the instructions of their founder, make the Church of Christ brilliant. Worth a visit. (Original) Una grande basilica retta dai frati minori che fedeli alla consegna del loro fondatore fanno brillante la Chiesa di Cristo. Merita una visita.

(Translated by Google) An important point of reference for many faithful. The community is very active, kept together by Father Mario. The church is very beautiful and spacious, with a trussed roof. Many social activities were carried out, especially those linked to children (scout group) and the less well-off (the soup kitchen). (Original) Un punto di riferimento importante per tanti fedeli. La comunità è molto attiva, tenuta coesa da Padre Mario. La chiesa è molto bella e spaziosa, con il tetto a capriate. Tante le attività sociali svolte, soprattutto quelle legate ai ragazzi (gruppo scout) e ai meno abbienti (la mensa per i poveri).

(Translated by Google) Known church in Torre del Greco, located in the neighborhood of the same name or simply Q13. Very well kept and cared for. A visit is recommended. (Original) Chiesa nota a Torre del Greco, trovasi nel quartiere omonimo o semplicemente Q13. Molto ben tenuta e curata. Consigliata la visita.

(Translated by Google) Church with welcoming Franciscan convent, very beautiful structure dating back to the 1930s. Lively community frequented by many young faithful and devotees to St. Anthony of Padua... worth visiting. (Original) Chiesa con convento francescano accogliente, gran bella struttura risalente agli anni 30..del secolo scorso.Comunita' vivace frequentata da molti giovani fedeli e devoti a S.Antonio di Padova...da visitare.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the current state of the building (externally it is dilapidated), reflects the soul of the city, dirty, decay almost everywhere. It should be the city's calling card, but it leaves something to be desired. Internally the situation is better, with the large veranda with columns, where you can admire the view from above. (Original) Purtroppo, lo stato attuale del palazzo (esternamente è fatiscente), rispecchia l'anima della città, sporca, degrado un po' ovunque. Dovrebbe essere il biglietto da visita della città, ma lascia a desiderare. Internamente la situazione è migliore, con la parte della grande veranda con colonne, dove si può ammirare il panorama dall'alto.

(Translated by Google) The palace has an interesting history that dates back to Queen Giovanna d'Angiò who donated it to her to pay off the debts of her lover Sergianni Caracciolo. Caracciolo passed it to Carafa again for debts, later it became the property of the curia. During the years of Aragonese domination, it was in the palace that Alfonso the magnanimous and the beautiful Lucrezia D'Alagno from Torre met. The feudal property becomes public through a ransom paid by the Torresi citizens. (Original) Il palazzo ha una storia interessante che risale alla regina Giovanna d'Angiò che per ripianare i debiti del suo amante Sergianni caracciolo glielo donò. il Caracciolo lo passò al Carafa ancora per debiti, in seguito divenne proprietà della curia. Negli anni della dominazione aragonese fu nel palazzo che si incontravano Alfonso il magnanimo e la bella torrese Lucrezia D'Alagno. La proprietà da feudale diviene pubblica per mezzo di un riscatto pagato dai cittadini Torresi.

(Translated by Google) Palazzo Baronale is the institutional seat of the Municipality of Torre del Greco. It is located in a position overlooking the port of Torre del Greco, with a wonderful panoramic position. Nearby paid parking. And white lines. (Original) Palazzo Baronale è la sede istituzionale del Comune di Torre del Greco. È situato in una posizione che sovrasta il porto di Torre del Greco, con una mirabile posizione panoramica. Nei pressi parcheggi a pagamento. E strisce bianche.

(Translated by Google) I was treated very badly by a civil policeman... last night... and I don't know how it is possible that the police, instead of being courteous, kind and polite, appear aggressive, speaking to you in an overbearing and superficial tone... It's a shame both for the city of Torre del Greco and for Italy!!! You find yourself fined and with a false report... just because it happens that you are alone and there are two of them or even 6 of them. !!! Shame on you!!!😡😡😡 (Original) Sono stata trattata malissimo,da una vigilessa, civile...ieri sera...e non so com'è possibile che la polizia invece di essere cortese, gentile ed educata si presenta aggressiva,ti parlano con un tono prepotente e superficiale... è una vergogna sia per la città di Torre del Greco,sia per l'Italia!!!Ti trovi multato e con il verbale compilato di falsità... solo perché capita che tu sei solo e loro sono in due o addirittura in 6!!! Vergognatevi!!!😡😡😡

(Translated by Google) Good morning we are a family from the Marches but of Campania origins, who decided to spend a week at a well-known hotel in Torre del Greco, unfortunately I have to note the complete degradation of the dirty, unsafe city, in a week I have never seen a patrol of traffic policemen, neither police nor carabinieri, present in the area, even if only as a deterrent scooters with three people on board without helmets poor signage rubbish everywhere little respect for civic education a total disappointment and luckily Campania no and only Torre del grego (Original) buongiorno siamo una famiglia delle marche ma di origini campane ,che ha deciso di trascorrere una settimana presso un noto albergo di torre del greco,purtroppo devo costatare il degrado completo della citta' sporca ,poco sicura, in una settimana no ho mai visto una pattuglia di vigili urbani, ne polizia, ne carabinieri, presenti sul territorio,anche solo come deterrente motorini con tre persone a bordo senza casco segnaletica scadente immondizia ovunque poco rispetto di educazione civica una delusione totale e per fortuna la campania no e solo torre del grego

(Translated by Google) Fraudsters and swindlers, you make the law to suit your convenience....when you do the occasional restricted traffic zone, disable the parking machines or at least regulate them accordingly...you can't pay for a regular parking and find your car taken away out of the blue on the way back. those who are not from the area refer to the conventional signs and do not look at a half-hidden sign where nothing is evident (Original) Imbroglioni e truffatori la legge la fate a comodo vostro....quando fate le ztl occasionali disabilitate le macchine parking o almeno regolatele a modo....non si può pagare una regolare sosta e trovarsi al ritorno una macchina prelevata di punto in bianco chi non è della zona fa riferimento ai cartelli convenzionali e non guarda un mezzo cartellino nascosto dove non si evince una beata minkia

(Translated by Google) A beautiful piece of history. It's just a shame that it isn't kept with the care it deserves. The surrounding areas and the surrounding streets are very neglected. Complicated to park. (Original) Un bellissimo pezzo di storia. Peccato solo che non sia tenuto con la cura che merita. Molto trascurati i dintorni e le stradine limitrofe. Complicato parcheggiare.