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Located on the famous AmalfiCoast drive, a few minutes from the famous town of Amalfi, the Santa Caterina enjoys a panoramic coastal setting of incomparable beauty. The history of this special resort is as impressive as its surroundings. In 1880, Giuseppe...
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The Hotel Villa Romana is a modern and functional hotel, located just 150 meters from the beach and the beautiful Minori's tree-lined promenade, in the heart of the Amalfi coast. The ancient Reghinna Minor is a charming coastal town, rich in cultural...
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Hotel Giordano - Amalfis Coast - Ravello The construction , which goes back to the '700, was composed by central nucleus that in times has undergone various enlargements and restructurings, the last recently ended , has completely renewed the hotel with...
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Built in an old monastery, the Hotel Luna Convento was one of the pioneers of hospitality in Amalfi and enjoyes a truly stunning view of the Divine Amalfi coast. The cloister, founded by St. Francis of Assisi in 1222, is the very heart of the convent:...
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The Hotel Pietra di Luna is a modern and functional hotel, with large and bright lounges, and a conference center equipped to host meetings from 10 to 400 persons. It overlooks the scenic Maiori's promenade, just 30 meters from the beautiful private beach...
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Ariano Irpino's previous text
Ariano Irpino is the largest municipality in Campania; due to its position, on three hills, it is also known as the city of "Tricolle".
It is an important touristic center, thanks to its panoramic position, located on the convergence of the Cervaro and Ufita rivers.
The first settlements date back to 7000 b.C.: the Samnites (an autochthonous population) founded here the Aequum Tuticum (large plain) where justice was usually administered. Subsequently, thanks to the Romans, Ariano irpino became an important road junction. Conquered by the Normans, who devastated and sacked all the territory, it was rebuilt by Charles I D'Anjou in 1266: according to the tradition, he also gave the city two thorns from Christ's thorn crown, still preserved in the Romanesque Cathedral of the X century.