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Beautiful villa 10 minutes down the road from Herculaneum! Excellent online guide available. Well worth a visit if you have some extra time! The ticket for the visit can be buy as a pack from Herculaneum or from the entrance of the vila

Villa Campolieto, located in Ercolano along the scenic Golden Mile, is a stunning example of 18th-century Italian baroque architecture. This elegant villa, designed by architect Luigi Vanvitelli, boasts grand halls, intricate frescoes, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Overlooking the Bay of Naples, the villa offers breathtaking views that complement its historical charm. Its meticulous restoration makes it a perfect venue for cultural events or a peaceful visit to admire the opulence of the Neapolitan aristocracy. Villa Campolieto is a hidden gem for history and art lovers.

Beautiful quiet villa 10 minutes down the road from Herculaneum! Excellent online guide detailing the architecture and history of the building and local area. Well worth a visit if you have some extra time! And as of June 2025 they have a temporary exhibition on daily life in Herculaneum which has some really cool artifacts like carbonized bread and other food staples, furniture, and cookware discovered from the Herculaneum site!

Great stop to spend an hour and learn about some unknown history. Nearby parking a huge bonus. We had it all to ourselves!

Fabulous villa. Setting is beautiful overlooking the bay and the free audio guide is very informative. Spent a good hour and a half here and was a reasonable price. Well worth the trip.

7€ now for a nice looking building from outside, and a small garden. Inside a lot of empty rooms, some other rooms used as offices ( I didn't even know if I was allowed in there) and no instructions and directions at all . Considering that the ruins of Herculaneum ar just minutes away, and they are amazing , this place for almost half the price is a total RIP OFF Update: Considering the reply from the villa, I want to make it clear , that once I paid the ticket, I wasn't offered an audioguide, and I wasn't told that it's the ONLY WAY I can get details about the place. A very important piece of information DON'T YOU THINK? Probably I should have had to pay extra in order to get the audioguide . Also I want to mention that on the ground floor there was a public event with audio systems, microphones,chairs, and a row of chairs that was blocking the access to the main stair case, since my adventure through offices trying to get to the upper floor. Overall a very bad experience, with NO CONSIDERATION for the tourists once you paid the ticket.

The entrance feels overpriced for what you can see here, no explanation about the remainings of Erculano. Audio guide was only about the villa and a little dramatic. I wouldn’t recommend the place, better spend the time and money elsewhere

Using the audio guide and trying to match up things I'd previously learnt to the reality was wonderful. I was sad to see alot of modern graffiti.

Fantastic experience well worth the visit, don’t miss the museum

Amazing place.

(Translated by Google) The house belonged to Granius Verus. Dated to the time of Claudius. It is decorated with paintings of the fourth style. Its name comes from the discovery of some statues of deer that are being chased by a pack. House with a small atrium without impluvium, with a continuous balcony. The servants' quarters were in the upper part. To the right there is access to the hallway that leads to the triclinium, a bedroom and the kitchen. To the left are the spacious rooms. Cryptoportico with windows, white mosaics and frescoed walls; It is delimited by the large garden where the marble tables and statues that give the house its name were found. It has a terrace overlooking the sea with a pergola. One of the largest houses in Herculaneum with 1100 m2. (Original) La casa pertenecía a Granius Verus. Datada en época de Claudio. Esta decorada con pinturas del cuarto estilo. Su nombre viene del hallazgo de unas estatuas de unos ciervos a los que persigue una jauría. Casa con pequeño atrio sin impluvium, con balcón corrido. las habitaciones de la servidumbre se hallaban en la parte alta. A la derecha se accede al pasillo que conduce al triclinio, a una alcoba y a la cocina. A la izquierda se hallan las amplias habitaciones. Criptopórtico con ventanas, mosaicos blancos y paredes con frescos; delimita con el gran jardín donde se hallaron las mesas y estatuas de mármol que dan nombre a la casa. Dispone de una terraza con vistas al mar con una pérgola. Una de las casas más grandes de Herculano con 1100 m2.

(Translated by Google) One of the largest and most beautiful houses in Herculaneum. There are some well-preserved murals on the walls. Some of the marble sculptures, including a hunting scene with deer and dogs for which the house is named, were re-erected as copies in the garden. (Original) Eines der größten und schönsten Häuser von Herculaneum. An den Wänden befinden sich zum Teil noch gut erhaltene Wandmalereien. Einige der Marmorskulpturen, darunter eine Jagdszene mit Hirschen und Hunden, nach denen das Haus benannt ist, wurden als Kopien im Garten wieder aufgestellt.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Roman villa with its garden and statues. The house is quite well preserved, with frescoes and mosaics on the floor. The paving in the garden is superb. The balustrade in the house allows you to see a second level. To visit if you have little time on the site. (Original) Belle villa romaine avec son jardin et ses statues. La maison est assez bien conservée, avec des fresques et mosaïques au sol. Le dallage dans le jardin est superbe. La balustrade dans la maison permet de se rendre compte d'un deuxième niveau. A visiter si l'on a peu de temps sur le site.

(Translated by Google) The most impressive thing about the Casa del Cervi is the garden with the statues. There are small frescoes decorating the walls. (Original) Lo más impresionante de la Casa del Cervi es el jardín con las estatuas. Hay pequeños frescos decorando las paredes.

Yep

not to miss

(Translated by Google) The archaeological park of Herculaneum is magic. A dive into the past of two millennia. Every island is a discovery. This is one of the best preserved houses, a riot of colours. Everything is pure wonder!! (Original) Il Parco archeologico di Ercolano é una magia. Un tuffo nel passato di due millenni. Ogni Isola é una scoperta. Questa é una delle Case meglio conservate, un tripudio di colori. Tutto é pura meraviglia !!

(Translated by Google) House with very beautiful mosaics. The mask statues are replicas, the originals are in the antiquarian of the archaeological park. (Original) Casa con mosaicos muy bonitos. Las estatuas de máscaras son réplicas, las originales están en el anticuario del parque arqueológico.

(Translated by Google) Herculaneum: A Time Capsule on the Gulf of Naples Where Pompeii is famous, Herculaneum whispers its story—but with more power than you might suspect. Smaller, more intimate, and surprisingly better preserved, this ancient city offers an experience you not only see, but feel. What makes Herculaneum unique is the stunning state of preservation of its houses, mosaics, and wooden structures. The narrower streets and compact layout convey an intense sense of intimacy. As if you're walking through a neighborhood whose residents have just departed. The baths are impressive in their detail—from the marble benches to the decorated walls—and reveal how refined daily life once was. In Herculaneum, you're not guided by the ruins, but by the feeling of having traveled through time yourself. Those seeking less crowds, more detail, and a deeper sensory experience of Roman life will find a hidden gem in Herculaneum. A place where the past becomes tangibly close. (Original) Herculaneum: een tijdcapsule aan de Golf van Napels Waar Pompeii de bekendheid draagt, fluistert Herculaneum zijn verhaal – maar met meer kracht dan je zou vermoeden. Kleiner, intiemer en verrassend beter bewaard, biedt deze antieke stad een ervaring die je niet alleen ziet, maar voelt. Wat Herculaneum uniek maakt, is de verbluffende staat waarin de huizen, mozaïeken en houten structuren bewaard zijn gebleven. De kleinere straten en compacte opbouw geven een intens gevoel van nabijheid. Alsof je door een wijk wandelt waar de bewoners nét zijn vertrokken. De thermen zijn indrukwekkend in hun detaillering – van de marmeren banken tot de versierde muren – en maken duidelijk hoe verfijnd het dagelijkse leven hier ooit was. In Herculaneum word je niet geleid door de ruïnes, maar door het gevoel dat je zelf door de tijd bent gereisd. Wie op zoek is naar minder drukte, meer detail en een diepere zintuiglijke beleving van het Romeinse leven, vindt in Herculaneum een verborgen parel. Een plek waar het verleden tastbaar dichtbij komt.

(Translated by Google) Exciting and exciting leap into the ancient Herculaneum and the ancient culture of the powerful civilization of Rome on the slopes of Vesuvius which suffered the fury of the volcano. Its relentless eruption has left posterity a perfect snapshot of the daily life of the time. The bicentenary house reopens to the public from October 2019 (Original) Entusiasmante ed emozionante salto nell’antica Herculaneum e nella cultura antica della potente civiltà di Roma alle pendici del Vesuvio che subì la furia del vulcano. La sua implacabile eruzione ha lasciato ai posteri una perfetta fotografia della vita quotidiana dell’epoca. La casa del bicentenario riapre al pubblico da ottobre 2019

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful house in Herculaneum. The Neptune and Amphitrite mosaic is stunning with its blue, green, red and yellow colors. One of the most beautiful places to visit with terms during your visit. (Original) Très belle maison d'Herculanum. La mosaïque de Neptune et d'Amphitrite est superbe avec ses couleurs bleues, vertes, rouges et jaunes. L'un des plus beaux lieux à visiter avec les termes lors de votre visite.

(Translated by Google) The name of this house comes from the relief of Telepho on one of its walls. There is no further information on this site. According to the park's website, this house houses the Giardino degli Ozi, a green area where you can relax. We didn't see the entrance marked anywhere, but we did see people outside relaxing on the armchairs. Likewise, the excavations at the Terme Suburbane were too noisy for relaxation. (Original) El nombre de esta casa es por el relieve sobre Telefo que hay en una de sus paredes. No hay más información en este sitio. Según la web del parque, en esta casa está el Giardino degli Ozi, una zona verde donde poder descansar. No vimos la entrada señalada por ningún sitio, pero si vimos gente desde fuera descansando en los sillones. Igualmente, las excavaciones de la Terme Suburbane era muy ruidosas como para relajarse.

(Translated by Google) The colors around the patio are well preserved. A beautiful carved slab on the right as you enter (Original) Les couleurs autour du patio sont bien conservés. Une belle dalle scultée sur la droite en entrant

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. Absolutely worth seeing like all the archaeological excavations in the Vesuvian area (Original) Bellissimo. Da vedere assolutamente come tutti gli scavi archeologici dell'area vesuviana

(Translated by Google) First domus you come across when going up from the ancient beach of Ercolano (Original) Prima domus che si incontra salendo dalla spiaggia antica di Ercolano

(Translated by Google) Beautiful domus of Herculaneum (Original) Bellissima domus di Ercolano

(Translated by Google) One of the best preserved houses in Herculaneum. Buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, it was excavated in 1830, bringing to light the first skeleton of the city, hence its name. The characteristic way of building Roman walls called reticulated work (opus reticulatum) is striking, where the rock blocks, better or worse polished, sit on the cement with the vertex downwards. In one of the patios there is an iron framework, which was original, and was to serve as a fence to prevent thieves. (Original) Una de las casas mejor conservadas en Herculano. Sepultada por la erupción del Vesubio de año 79, fue excavada a partir de 1830, sacando a la luz el primer esqueleto de la ciudad, de ahí su nombre. Llama la atención la característica forma de construir de los muros romanos llamada obra reticulada (opus reticulatum), donde los bloques de roca, mejor o peor pulimentados, se asientan sobre el cemento con el vértice hacia abajo. En uno de los patios aparece un entramado de hierro, que era original, y debía servir como reja para evitar a los ladrones.

(Translated by Google) The "House of the Skeleton" in Herculaneum owes its name to the first skeleton found in the excavation site. It is one of the best preserved houses in the city and offers an impressive insight into the life of the ancient residents. The well-preserved frescoes and the altar niche are particularly noteworthy. (Original) Das "Haus des Skeletts" in Herculaneum verdankt seinen Namen dem ersten Skelett, das in der Ausgrabungsstätte gefunden wurde. Es ist eines der am besten erhaltenen Häuser der Stadt und bietet einen eindrucksvollen Einblick in das Leben der antiken Bewohner. Besonders bemerkenswert sind die gut erhaltenen Fresken und die Altarnische.

(Translated by Google) In the 1831-33 excavation, they found a skeleton in a room on the second floor. The current layout joins three houses. The entrance on Cardo III, paved with mosaic. In the back there is the atrium and the tablinum. The central house has a covered atrium. To the left of the entrance wall is the nymphaeum inlaid with limestone. Above the nymphaeum is a frieze made up of seven panels, of which only three remain. In the patio there is the lararium. (Original) En la excavación de 1831-33, hallaron un esqueleto en una habitación del segundo piso. El trazado actual une tres casas. La entrada en el cardo III, pavimentada con mosaico. En la parte posterior se halla el atrio y el tablinum. La casa central posee un atrio cubierto. A la izquierda de la pared de la entrada se halla el ninfeo con incrustaciones de piedra caliza. Por encima de la ninfeo se halla un friso compuesto por siete paneles, de los cuales sólo quedan tres. En el patio de halla el larario.

(Translated by Google) Pure history. Interesting (Original) Geschichte pur. Interessant

(Translated by Google) Ancient Roman structure... (Original) Antica struttura romana...

(Translated by Google) The Casa dello Scheletro is very well preserved. (Original) La Casa dello Scheletro está muy bien conservada.

(Translated by Google) The first skeleton was found there. The structure is unique and features well-preserved paintings. (Original) Ivi fu trovato il primo scheletro. La struttura è particolare e con dipinti ben conservati

Hotel staff were so helpful and always there to help and go out of their way…especially Elena! Amazing daily breakfast! Great pool! Outdated and clean rooms but you get what you pay for and you are there to travel not stay in your room.

Friendly staff, always attentive and helpful. Huge garden which is well kept. As others are saying, great location and a very beautiful building. Pool was a little unclean towards the end of our stay and the air conditioning wasn't great

The room itself was nice looking. Very spacious rooms, however no A/C. Bathrooms need updating as there were cracks in the shower tub and the shower head had mold and rust. It also had no where to place the shower head. Front desk service was excellent. Very helpful and polite.

I loved this Hotel. Yes some of it needs some attention but it matches the area that it's situated in. Real Italy. Our room was roomy and clean with air conditioning. The bed was huge. The bathroom definitely needed updating, but we had hot and cold water and were able to shower. Staff were great especially if you try to speak the language. Breakfast was enough and lots of choice. There is a great pool, which was really appreciated in the heat we had. The whole Town has a family feel, and the hotel accommodates this by holding special evenings and allowing the locals the reserve the use of the pool. The only down side for us was there was no pool bar. There is a railway station 10 mins away that will take you to Naples, Sorrento and Rome. If you are looking for a holiday where you can actually also have some culture and see how others live this is the place. My partner and I loved it .

Definitely seen better days, photos on booking site were not accurate at all, poor breakfast, bathroom was awful, shower for was not wide enough so water went everywhere, noise from road was horrendous. Good location for restaurants, pool was nice enough just very run down, staff were lovely. Shortened our stay and moved to better hotel. Shame 😔

This hotel is very close to Herculaneum. The staff are welcoming and the casa has high ceilings and has some beautiful decor.however the the room was Spartan the bed was uncomfortable,the TV did not work and the shower was in the old jacuzzi with no screen. The breakfast was contental with stale bread that was difficult to cut. But the saving feature was it's proximity to Herculaneum.

I love this hotel. It is palacial and has a very unique style. The location is perfect, in great walking distance of restaurants, shops and a train station into the center. Is it the fanciest hotel I’ve been to? No. Does some of it need updating? Yes. But for the price and location, it can’t be beat. The staff here are also wonderful - nothing is too much trouble. I’ve stayed here twice and will be back again in the spring.

(Translated by Google) A villa of great historical and cultural value, a heritage of inestimable value abandoned to itself, seeing this place in these conditions makes you cry, it could be used as a tourist destination as a museum, near this important building the first railway line passes through the porticoes of Naples attached to the port (Original) Una villa di un grandissimo valore storico culturale un patrimonio di valore inestimabile abbandonata a se stessa vedere questo posto in queste condizioni ti fa piangere potrebbe essere usato come meta turistica da museo vicino questo importante edificio ci passa la prima linea ferroviaria tra portici Napoli attaccata al porto

(Translated by Google) Abandoned place, a real shame considering the location and age of the building, dating back to the pre-unification period. (Original) Luogo abbandonato, un vero peccato considerata la posizione e l’età del palazzo, risalente al periodo preunitario.

(Translated by Google) the building is an 18th century palace which had two terraces, one facing Torre del Greco and the other facing Naples. When the railway line was inaugurated, the harmony of the building was destroyed. In 2013 some entrepreneurs bought it to restore it. Restoration work resumed in 2019 and the renovation license expires in 2022. (Original) la costruzione e' un palazzo del 700 che aveva due terrazze una rivolta verso Torre del Greco e l'altra verso Napoli. Quando si inauguro' la linea ferroviaria venne distrutta l'armonia del palazzo. Nel 2013 alcuni imprenditori l'hanno acquistata per restaurarla. I lavori di restauro sono ripresi nel 2019 e la licenza per la ristrutturazione scade nel 2022.

(Translated by Google) A historic building that could be enhanced and made a jewel but abandoned by all institutions and administrations until now. We hope sooner or later to recover the entire complex as soon as possible to make it a tourist attraction. (Original) Un palazzo storico che potrebbe essere valorizzato e reso un gioiello ma abbandonato da tutte le istituzioni e le amministrazioni sino ad ora. Si spera prima o poi in un recupero dell'intero complesso appena possibile per farne un attratto turistico.

(Translated by Google) With a careful and careful restoration and consolidation project it could be enhanced and become a point of attraction. Instead, as often happens here in Italy, it has been abandoned by all the administrations that have followed one another over the years (Original) Con un attento e curato progetto di restauro e consolidamento potrebbe essere valorizzata e diventare un punto di attrazione. Invece, come accade spesso qui in Italia, è stata abbandonata da tutte le amministrazioni che si sono susseguite negli anni

(Translated by Google) My grandmother lived there... I spent my childhood in that villa, so many wonderful memories... seeing it like that makes my heart cry. (Original) Ci viveva la mia nonna… ho passato la mia infanzia in quella villa, quanti ricordi meravigliosi… vederla così mi piange il cuore.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately it was not possible to see anything, it is all covered in scaffolding. I think it's under renovation. (Original) Purtroppo non è stato possibile vedere nulla, è tutta ricoperta da impalcature. Credo sia in ristrutturazione.

Beautiful little park. Not an awful lot to do here but there are some nice buildings you sadly can’t enter. Definately ok if you want to relax or go to the beach (which is right behind a little passage at the back)

1969 de Villa Favorita The view from our 5th floor room was fantastic. And San Sabastian is an amazing and beautiful destination. But don’t stay here. Unfortunately, but for the view, the hotel does not have the depth of staff required to make this hotel excellent or even good. I will provide a few examples below. The rooms are typical for Europe and very small. They tried to upgrade the tech and add auto blinds next to the bed, but one of our room controls did not work so you had to get up to adjust the shades by the window anyway. So at that point, a typical curtain would be better. The faucets in the shower were an attempt at modern but were challenging and complicated to work. The toilet is Japanese tech and nice. It had a bidet. A couple of examples of the staffing issue. First, we had an early morning flight and went to the lobby at 6:45 am. We had made arrangements for an early driver and for the hotel to package us a breakfast and coffee. The breakfast idea was the hotels when I had them make arrangements for the driver. When we came down to the lobby exactly at 6:45 am, no one was there. The car came and I went out to get our luggage in and the Electonic door closed behind me. The problem is that the door locked behind me and I could not get back in. Terrible. My wife came and moved in front of the motion detector to get the door to open. I made sure she did not get locket out too, or she would have. (Double doors) The lobby person came with coffee and apologized for not being there and said she was making the coffee. She also said that the breakfast was not ready yet. She left. We waited ten minutes. We rang the bell. She never came back so we left for the airport. It was supposed to be a croissant and yogurt. It was not a cooked order or anything complicated. So that sucks. They should not have offered breakfast. Once they did, it should have been ready. They knew we had a flight and had booked the car for us. The second item has to do with integrity of the hotel. We had our laundry done by the hotel. We expected it to be expensive. We had them wash a handful of underwear and socks, a few workout clothes but no nice clothes. The room did not have a price list by the laundry. We told the person at the desk that there was no pricing list when my wife dropped off the laundry. You can and should expect it to be expensive in a hotel for laundry but this was outrageous. They must have charged for each sock. The bill was 132 euro (about 150 dollars) for one load. I could have bought new what we washed for less than that amount. I complained and the first person did nothing but say the price list is there and I carefully explained that it was not there. Later, the hotel adjusted the bill to $114 dollars when I complained to a different person, who was very nice but said she couldn’t adjust it more. I don’t usually write negative reviews, but feel we were cheated. I don’t like that feeling!!!! And it’s bad business. It was the hotel’s error, and I thought it would be 50 or 60 bucks, the cost is not a thing to me - and I feel blessed about that- but the cheating is a thing. It first it seemed by design, but I think it’s in line with the other service and staffing issues. Another example of a system and staffing failure: We used the hotel robes on the first day. They took those to wash and did but put them back. So we had to ask for them again. Overall, I cannot recommend the hotel. But it does have an amazing view if you can get the Electonic blinds to raise. So this Favorite hotel is not my favorite.

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(Translated by Google) We stayed at this villa for the Vesuvio Foodfest. The spaces are very large and the avenues are clean. There are many trees so even on sunny days you can walk in the shade. From the gardens you can also access the sea, and at sunset it is very beautiful. There are no games for children and the buildings are not in good condition. It is worth considering whether it is still interesting when there are no events (Original) Siamo stati in questa villa per il Vesuvio Foodfest. Gli spazi sono molto ampi e i viali puliti. Ci sono parecchi alberi e quindi anche nelle giornate assolate si può passeggiare al fresco. Dai giardini si accede anche al mare, e al tramonto è molto bello. Non ci sono giochi per bambini e gli edifici non versano in buono stato. Da valutare se sia comunque interessante quando non ci sono eventi

(Translated by Google) The Favorita of Ercolano, more precisely the Royal Villa of the Favorita, is located on the Golden Mile. It is one of the most sumptuous Vesuvian villas of the 18th century. Ferdinando Fuga built the building starting in 1762 on a pre-existing casino belonging to the family of Duke Beretta of Simari. Shortly after, the villa and park were purchased by Stefano Reggio and Gravina, Prince of Jaci and Campofiorito (1700-1790). In 1768, the prince organized a lavish reception in honor of the newlyweds, Royal Princes Ferdinand and Maria Carolina of Austria. The reception was also attended by Grand Duke Leopold of Tuscany and his wife Maria Luisa of Bourbon, who would later become Emperors of Austria. Upon the death of the Prince of Aci in 1792, the villa became the sovereign's estate, according to the prince's will. Ferdinand IV of Bourbon moved the Naval Officers' Academy there. (Original) La Favorita di Ercolano, più esattamente Real Villa della Favorita, è situata sul Miglio d’Oro. È una delle più sontuose ville vesuviane del XVIII secolo. Ferdinando Fuga, realizzò l'edificio a partire dal 1762 su un preesistente casino appartenente alla famiglia del Duca Beretta di Simari. Dopo poco la villa e il parco furono acquistati da Stefano Reggio e Gravina, principe di Jaci e di Campofiorito (1700-1790). Nel 1768 il principe organizzò un fastoso ricevimento in onore dei Principi reali Ferdinando e Maria Carolina d'Austria, novelli sposi e al quale parteciparono anche il Granduca Leopoldo di Toscana, con la consorte Maria Luisa di Borbone, che sarebbero divenuti Imperatori d'Austria. Alla morte del principe di Aci, nel 1792 la villa entrò nel patrimonio del sovrano, secondo le volontà testamentarie del principe. Ferdinando IV di Borbone vi trasferì l'Accademia degli Ufficiali di Marina

(Translated by Google) A beautiful, quiet park with a connection to the beach and bar. The beach and bar are a must-visit. Parking is free and there are restrooms. The buildings are mostly locked. (Original) Schöner ruhiger Park, mit Verbindung zum Strand mit Bar. Den Strand mit Bar muss man besucht haben. Parkplatz ist kostenlos und es hat Toiletten. Die Gebäude sind meist verschlossen.

(Translated by Google) It is a historic villa from the 18th century, inside there are huge halls with frescoes in the attics. Part of the villa is used for public offices. (Original) È una villa storica del 700, all'interno ci sono enormi saloni con affreschi alle soffitte. Parte della villa è utilizzata per uffici pubblici.

(Translated by Google) It's a shame that a beautiful Vesuvian villa is defaced by public offices that are not very functional (Original) Peccato che una bella villa vesuviana, sia deturpata da uffici pubblici anche poco funzionali

(Translated by Google) Beautiful historic villa belonging to the Ente Ville Vesuviane Foundation. (Original) Bellissima villa storica appartenente alla Fondazione Ente Ville Vesuviane.

(Translated by Google) To be visited by booking the salon (Original) Da farlo visitare dai su prenotazione il salone

(Translated by Google) Structure to be renovated (Original) Struttura da ristrutturare

(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.