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Ercolano (15,6Km)The archaeological city of Ercolano: the surrounding

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Avellino (27,9Km)Avellino, an important historical city

The archaeological city of Ercolano: the surrounding

Herculaneum, fresco

This is a town and a municipality situated in the region of Naples at the southern part of Italy,Campania. The town lies at Mount Vesuvius western foot on the bay of Naples at the southeast part of the city of Naples. The ancient town was built the remnants of a volcanic eruption of Vesuvius which destroyed Herculaneum, an ancient city from which Ercolano name is derived. Mount Vesuvius During your visit in Ercolano you cannot fail to give one of the most recognized volcano mountains in the world. Mount Vesuvius is an immediately recognizable landmark with its peak forming the surroundings of Naples. This ominous mount is recorded as the smallest active volcano mount and spitting and steaming sporadically reminding the surrounding environs that it is still a potential threat. The highest point of the mountain reaches to an approximated 1280 meters above sea level with the bus or a private taxi will take you for the first 1000 meters from where you can take a trail up to the crater. The current crater of Mount Vesuvius measures a depth of 230 meters and a diameter of 650 meters. There a several openings at the base of the crater which discharged most of the molten lava from 1631 to 1944, the last time the volcano erupted. A visit to mount Vesuvius gives a spectacular view of the crater with some of its rising fumes and the different lava stones which changes in color as you hike uphill and around its crater. When there is good weather you can enjoy the view of the neighboring Pompeii as well as the Bay of Naples. On one of the mountain’s side you will see the disfigured scenery where the lava streams went downhill and the remnants of the funicular railway that was built in 1870 which last operated during the volcano’s eruption in 1944. Funiculi was also a song that had been composed to commemorate the grand opening of the railway. The volcano was made a national park since 1995 and the place which was once up for commercial exploitation is now a preservation of fauna and a place of natural paths. A visit to this mountain is not regarded as unsafe but adequate preparation is advisable since getting to the top requires a foot trail which is slightly above 200 meters. Do not make the mistake of coming with a just a t-shirt since it is a little colder and therefore while planning to take a visit to this mount, you may require a hat, rain gear, sun screen and water. Getting to Ercolano one has several options starting by bus where buses make frequent trips from Naples to Ercolano and back. By train it takes around 25 minutes from Naples and additional 20 minutes if from Sorrento. Get off at the Ercolano Scavi station to get to the ruins from where you will exit into a tiny square from where you can purchase tour tickets from private offices. Nevertheless it is vital to note that there are only two stations along this Naples- Sorrento line i.e. Ercolano and the Ercolano Scavi. It is from this station (Scavi) from where you take a bus or a taxi to Mount Vesuvius. While using a car to get to Ercolano from Naples, be prepared to pay a toll of 2 Euros which is charged for using any part of the highway’s stretch. Parking might be quite hard to find but try parking your car at the southern entrance of the excavations, behind the police station. The following few tips to Ercolano will make your visit worth the while: a) Combine your visit to the ruins with a climb at Mount Vesuvius. b) Hire a tour guide to take you through the archeological sites, alternatively purchase a book guide sold outside the ruins and you will not require the services of the tour guides. c) The tour buses arrive between 11am and 2 pm and thus you may either go early or late to catch up with them. Discover what to see in Ercolano

scritto da Bridget Brackett - ultima modifica il 27/11/2021

A trip in Caserta

Caserta forest of San Silvestro

In the city of Caserta we can find two squares. The oldest, which is called the ‘Piazza Mercato’, houses the market, and the Vanvitelli square, which is the main square consisting of the modern life of Caserta such as bars, hotels, banks, shops, boutiques and more. At the center of the Vanvitelli square we can see the statue of Luigi Vanvitelli the architect of the Royal Palace. Another sightseeing that is worth a visit is the Caserta’s war cemetery as it is an important piece from the World War II history. The cemetery was designed by Louis de Soissons and contains 768 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War. Other spots on your list to visit should include the Cathedral that was built in the 18th century and the Aqueduct of Vanvitelli. Like all other Italian cities, the region of Campania and more specifically the city of Caserta has more to offer than only history for the tourist explorer. You can find the market to buy fresh local products, have a relaxing coffee at the outdoor cafes, shop at the small boutiques or even dig out old valuable treasures at the antique shops. Finishing the tour or your day in the city of Caserta, you will have the chance to try the cooking traditions that influenced the specialties. The local food in Caserta is one of the best in the world. Some of the top dishes include the Neapolitan pizza, which is perfect only in this region of Italy, consisted of fresh tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, basil and olive oil. Other dishes you should try is the ‘risotto alla pescatora’ which uses rice and other sea based flavors, the polpette, which is a traditional pasta with the mythic meatballs, and the caprese salad, which captivates the flavors of fresh tomatoes, laves of basil and olive oil together with the di bufala mozarella. These are only some of the excellent traditional dishes that you will have the chance to try in Caserta. To explore the city you will need strength, and what gives more strength, is a perfect meal full of energy. The city of Caserta will stimulate all your senses so let yourself being relaxed and live a new experience. This city should be in the top of the list of someone’s holiday destinations. Tips Through the days of the last Monday of August until the 15th of September, Caserta hosts a local music and art festival. You can experience the live concerts, the dance, the folk songs and the theater, among other things. Fact The first camellia imported from Japan was planted in 1880 in the ‘English Garden’.

scritto da Bridget Brackett - ultima modifica il 27/11/2021

Traditional Nativity in Naples

The nativity represented in a beautiful Neapolitan nativity scene

Naples is one of the most attractive and fascinating cities of Italy. Finding time to spend your Christmas in Naples will make your December holiday memorable. Like most cities of Italy, Christmas holiday here starts from December 8 until January 6. While in your Christmas holiday in Naples, you will be exposed to traditional entertainments, such as processions, scenes exposition, special markets, fireworks and gastronomical events. Looking at the city, one could admire the beautiful sceneries made from skillful craftsmanship to make the place attractive. This year’s preparation for Christmas holiday is amazing, the lights blend with the environment in a way that makes one feel he or she is on a different planet. Christmas in Naples will always give one a different feeling and experience, it’s a bit magical. The delightful events which happen during Christmas holiday are hard to forget. If you are looking for a gift to give somebody you value, bring him or her to Naples. The place is nothing compared to ordinary, talk of shopping, the dining, attractions, golfing among others. The musical entertainment and performance kicks off the evening before Christmas in an extraordinary atmosphere. Instead of somebody describing the atmosphere in Naples at Christmas holiday, find time and be part of the congregation this year. Naples provides you everything to make your holiday perfect. When we talk of Naples, it is hard not to mention nativity scenes. The city has a hundreds of the nativity scenes, which are made in a diversified nature. The displays range from traditional ones to modern ones and each of them having a unique and diversified nature. Christmas markets in Naples A visit to Naples Christmas market is one to remember. The local drinks and foods mouth-watering display in the markets makes it hard for one to pass by and do not buy anything. Via San Gregorio Armeno, which is a Christian market, gives tourists an opportunity to buy everything they need in order to create their own nativity scene. During the Christmas season, tourists come in large numbers to this market for a chance to experience the magical Christmas alley. Porta Nolana is another market found in Naples. The market is ideal for the freshest seafood in the area. It offers an exclusive and incredible opportunity for one to experience the traditional touch of the Naples city. Tradition Naples tradition is as ancient as the city itself. The midnight mass performed on the Christmas Eve and Minestra Maritata performed during the Christmas lunch, are the ones synonymous with the city. Spending a Christmas holiday in Naples means you will be kept entertained all through the time. The bag pipers keeps the people entertained as well as other games, which are played such as Tombola. The sharing of gifts and presents between friends and family members is synonymous in this area. The traditional nativity creates a central attraction in this area. The evangelical scene is also part of the Naples tradition. Spending your holiday (Christmas) will give you the chance to see and experience these ancient features. Apart from the nativity scenes is the procession of the Magi. Each of them represents three continents, which were known at the Biblical times. The continents are Africa, Europe, and Asia. The "Announcement to the shepherds" is another scene found in the area. It shows a message from the angel sent to tell the people about a miraculous occasion. Osteria is the last scene. It shows Joseph and Mary trying to find a place to rest. All this scenes make up the tradition of the Naples city. The scenes are touching to the heart and the eyes when watching them. By spending your Christmas in Naples, you will not miss the chance to experience them. Why spend your Christmas in Naples Naples strategic location on the Bay of Naples beneath Mt. Vesuvius makes it the most attractive city to travel during the Christmas holiday. It is among the top three largest cities in Italy. Travelling to Naples does not cost you a lot as compared to other cities in Italy. The foods in this area are affordable, for example, pizza can cost €5-7. This is cheap in Italy as to the standards of the country. The traditional foods in the area are not only delicious but have a unique taste. Travelling to Naples more so on Christmas holiday is the best thing to do. The culture and social life of the people plus the beautiful scenes make it enjoyable to go there.

scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 27/11/2021

A dive into the past: Pompei - second part

Pompeii, detail of the fresco of the villa of the mysteries

Pompei, found in Italy, is a resort town that is situated in the Roman Empire. It is located in the Campania region in the Bay of Naples, south of Mt. Vesuvius (a volcanic mountain). It was founded by Oscans (Latin people) from the Pompey gen.Most probably, the name Pompei must have originated from these people. Discover the first part of what to see in Pompei. The Villa of the Mysteries This Villa is located just outside the city walls. On it is the most famous Pompeian wall-painting. It contains a room (that is called The Initiation Chamber) which is decorated with very beautiful but strange scenes. Initiations took place here and they marked a transition from childhood to adulthood. There is an opening between the first and last scenes of the fresco that leads into the chamber. Fresco images in the Villa of Mysteries shows the passage rites for the Pompei women. What a tourist enjoys here most are the wonderful frescoes and the mystery which took place in the ancient times. The Temple of Apollo It is located on the western side of the Forum to the north of the Basilica. It is the oldest building in the Forum and was built by the Greeks. Estruscan items and some other oldest remains were discovered here which dates back to the 575 BC. A tour to this place gives you a beautiful glimpse of how beautiful temples were devoted to the gods of the Ancient Rome. The House of the Faun In the whole of the Roman Republic, it is one of the most luxurious aristocratic houses. It is also the most expensive residence in the ancient Pompeii measuring 3,000 meters squared. On its floors were lavish mosaics but only a few are remaining in place. Some of these mosaics were removed and taken on display at the National Museum of Naples. On your entrance into this massive construction, you will see a statue of The Faun although this is a duplicate. The original statue was also taken on display to the National Museum of Naples. It is a wonderful house which gives one a lifetime wonderful experience. The house of the Ancient Hunt This is an attractive building in Pompei that is located a short distance from the House of Faun when heading towards the Porta di Nola gate. It has got many frescoes of hunting scenes. It contains some very fine examples of the 4th style generation. On the walls of the 2nd cubiculum are the winter and autumn personifications. There are other beautiful decorations inside this great historical house. Wonderful Paved Streets of Pompei Pompei’s streets are all paved. Volcanic salt basalt is the material that was used in paving these wonderful streets that have never experienced mud. Be keen when walking on these paved streets during wet seasons because basalt is extremely slippery when wet. They were constructed with stepping stones which keeps your feet away from muck from cart-hauling animals. Walks along these streets give one the whole tragic history of the Pompei city. Usually, it is very hot in these streets found in between the city walls. It is therefore advisable to carry a lot of water with you for body hydration purpose. Explore the whole of this area walking through these streets and let your eyes see all of the interesting features found in this place. The Basilica It is a wonderful public building that is located to the south west corner of the Forum. It was specifically used as a place of administering justice as well as where trade was carried on. The building’s main hall consists of a long columnar nave. Shaped tiles covered with stucco were used in the construction of these columns. The House of the Tragic Poet This is a house that is located in the Region VI across from the Forum baths. At its entry is a Latin word "cave canem" which means "beware the dog". There is also a decoration of a mosaic dog at the entrance which depicts all the features of a live dog. It contains a lot of paintings of Greek mythological subjects than any other place in the whole of Pompei. At its central position (center of the tablium floor) is a mosaic of actors that are about to go on stage to present a satyr play USEFUL TIPS TO THOSE TRAVELLING TO POMPEI You need cash because credit cards are not accepted at Pompei. Come with plenty of water and a sun hut because this is a very hot place. Great care should be taken when walking on the slick pavement stones. Best time to make your trip to Pompei is between the months of November through to April. During this time range, hotel rates drop, bus fares are affordable and there are no congestions in the narrow streets of Pompei. Advisable to arrive at Pompei just before the ruins open at 8.30. It is advisable to therefore stay somewhere nearby. Enjoy your holiday to the fullest over here and I assure you that at the end of it all, you will be longing for more of the Pompei. A dive into the past: Pompei - first part

scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 29/11/2021

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Antiquarium del Seminario Vescovile

Nola (7 Km)

The Antiquarium of the Episcopal Seminary is located in the eighteenth-century palace in the center of Nola. Inside it houses finds found during excavations carried out in Cimitile and objects dating from the 8th century BC and the Roman Imperial Age. The most important find is represented by the 'Cippus Abellanus', which defined the regulation of the sacred lands of the sanctuary of Hercules.

Museo Storico Archeologico di Nola

Nola (6 Km)

The Historical Archaeological Museum of Nola is located in the building where the Canossian Convent was first located. After the restoration, carried out at the behest by the Municipal Administration, an exhibition path of the ancient city of Nola was integrated. The staging takes place in five times, from the origins: 8th — 7th century BC until the rule of Rome in Ancient Campania. A special room is dedicated to prehistory that documents the inhabitants of the Bronze Age buried by the Vesuvian eruption.

Museo Etnomusicale I Gigli

Nola (6 Km)

The “I Gigli” Ethnomusical Museum was established in 2000, with the aim of protecting and promoting knowledge of the ethnomusical aspect of the festival of the Lilies of Nola and southern Italy. The venue of the Museum is located in the place where the ancient celebrations for the feast of the saint and of the ancient folk tradition began, a place very dear to the Nolans.

Museo Diocesano

Nola (6 Km)

Inside the Museum there are masterpieces of art dating from the twelfth and nineteenth centuries. The Museum tells the millennial history of the Diocese of Nola. The space that the museum devotes to exhibitions is divided into different environments. The collections include precious silver, sacred vestments, etc. inside the museum there is a section that preserves ancient texts and codes of the Historical Archive of the Diocese.

Museo della Maschera, del Folklore e della Civiltà Contadina

Acerra (8 Km)

The Museum of Mask, Folklore and Peasant Civilization is located in the old castle, owned by the feudal lords of the city. In the halls you can see the tools of agricultural work, the domestic environments of the houses and also the methods used by farmers while cooking food and working bread. A room is dedicated to ancient Liburia, which created the history of origin of the mask of Pulcinella. The building also contains a library and video library, 12 exhibition rooms, kitchens and the Monument to Pulcinella by Gennaro d'Angelo.

Convento di Sant'Angelo in Palco

Casamarciano (7 Km)

The Convent of Sant'Angelo in Palco was built in the mid-'400, in memory of the Archangel St. Michael. The old building was Gothic, but after some restorations the building was modified to Gothic refectory style. Inside there is the coat of arms of the Orsini family and frescoes depicting the life of Jesus.

Parrocchia San Michele

Palma Campania (10 Km)

The Church of St. Michael the Archangel is part of a much larger structure that dates back to the Middle Ages. Here, the protector of the city of Palma, namely San Biagio, is venerated.

Sepolcreto Imbriani - Poerio

Pomigliano d'Arco (6 Km)

This kind chapel, erected in 1861 in the “old” municipal cemetery and National Monument (R.D. n. 65 of 23/01/1930), houses the mortal remains of the members of two great families of the Risorgimento, the Imbriani and the Poerio.

Anfiteatro Romano

Nola (5 Km)

The Roman Amphitheatre of Nola was built during the first century BC and was also referred to as “Brick Amphitheatre”. It is located close to the republican walls of the ancient city and during the excavations performed in the twentieth century six pillars of limestone decorated with scenes of trophies and weapons came to light.

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Comune di Marigliano

Marigliano

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Marigliano

Marigliano

Noleggio Pullman Massa Viaggi

San Gennaro Vesuviano (10 Km)

Comune di Nola

Nola (6 Km)

Comune di Ottaviano

Ottaviano (9 Km)

Comune di Palma Campania

Palma Campania (10 Km)

Comune di Pollena Trocchia

Pollena Trocchia (10 Km)

Comune di Pomigliano d' Arco

Pomigliano d'Arco (6 Km)

Comune di Roccarainola

Roccarainola (10 Km)

Comune di San Gennaro Vesuviano

San Gennaro Vesuviano (9 Km)

Comune di Acerra

Acerra (8 Km)

Comune di Brusciano

Brusciano (3 Km)

Comune di Camposano

Camposano (9 Km)

Comune di Casalnuovo di Napoli

Casalnuovo di Napoli (10 Km)

Comune di Casamarciano

Casamarciano (8 Km)

Comune di Castello di Cisterna

Castello di Cisterna (4 Km)

Comune di Cimitile

Cimitile (6 Km)

Comune di Comiziano

Comiziano (9 Km)

Comune di San Vitaliano

San Vitaliano (2 Km)

Comune di Sant' Anastasia

Sant'Anastasia (8 Km)

Comune di Saviano

Saviano (5 Km)

Comune di Scisciano

Scisciano (3 Km)

Comune di Volla

Volla (12 Km)

Comune di San Felice a Cancello

San Felice a Cancello (10 Km)

Comune di Santa Maria a Vico

Santa Maria a Vico (11 Km)

Pro Loco Cimitile

Cimitile (6 Km)

Pro Loco Suessula Acerra

Acerra (7 Km)

Comunità Montana Montedonico Tribucco

Palma Campania (10 Km)

Pro Loco Medicea

Ottaviano (9 Km)

Pro Loco Somma

Somma Vesuviana (2 Km)

Pro Loco Acerra

Acerra (7 Km)

Pro Loco Cicciano

Cicciano (8 Km)

Comune di Marzano di Nola

Marzano di Nola (11 Km)

Comune di Somma Vesuviana

Somma Vesuviana (7 Km)

Comune di Tufino

Tufino (9 Km)

Comune di Visciano

Visciano (11 Km)

Comune di Liveri

Liveri (10 Km)

Comune di Mariglianella

Mariglianella (2 Km)

Comune di Cicciano

Cicciano (8 Km)

Comune di San Paolo Bel Sito

San Paolo Bel Sito (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Acerra

Acerra (7 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Brusciano

Brusciano (3 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Camposano

Camposano (7 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Casalnuovo Di Napoli

Casalnuovo di Napoli (10 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Casamarciano

Casamarciano (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Castello Di Cisterna

Castello di Cisterna (5 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Cicciano

Cicciano (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Cimitile

Cimitile (6 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Comiziano

Comiziano (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Liveri

Liveri (9 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Mariglianella

Mariglianella (2 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Marzano Di Nola

Marzano di Nola (11 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Nola

Nola (6 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Ottaviano

Ottaviano (9 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Palma Campania

Palma Campania (10 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Pollena Trocchia

Pollena Trocchia (10 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Pomigliano D'arco

Pomigliano d'Arco (6 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Roccarainola

Roccarainola (10 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica San Felice A Cancello

San Felice a Cancello (9 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica San Gennaro Vesuviano

San Gennaro Vesuviano (9 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica San Paolo Bel Sito

San Paolo Bel Sito (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica San Vitaliano

San Vitaliano (2 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Santa Maria A Vico

Santa Maria a Vico (11 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Sant'anastasia

Sant'Anastasia (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Saviano

Saviano (5 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Scisciano

Scisciano (3 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Somma Vesuviana

Somma Vesuviana (6 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Tufino

Tufino (10 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Visciano

Visciano (10 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Volla

Volla (11 Km)

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Visit Marigliano - Tourism and travel tips for your vacation or weekend.

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Ercolano (15,6Km)The archaeological city of Ercolano: the surrounding

Arzano (16,5Km)Arzano, clock tower

Caserta (19,5Km)A trip in Caserta

Naples (20,1Km)Naples, the Vesuvius

Naples (20,1Km)See Naples and then..

Naples (20,1Km)Napoli Undergroud

Naples (20,1Km)Napoli Solfatare and underwater Park

Naples (20,1Km)The center of Naples

Naples (20,1Km)The cribs

Naples (20,1Km)Naples and the theatre festival

Naples (20,1Km)Traditional Nativity in Naples

Pompei (20,3Km)A dive into the past: Pompei - second part

Avellino (27,9Km)Avellino, an important historical city

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