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Pompei Excavation site is in the shade of Mt. Vesuvius. The volcano represents the death and the renaissance of the Roman city: on the 24th August 79 A.D. ash and magma destroyed it completely, but thanks to that eruption, Pompei’s ruins are still intact ant the most visited in the world.
Caserta’s Royal Palace: 18th century structure built following Charles of Bourbon’s willing to emulate Versailles’Chateau.
Naples: famous worldwide thanks to pizza and local songs; the city is a clam that slowly opens itself to the eyes of visitors. The National Archaeological Museum of Naples can be considered one of the most important cultural centers in the world in terms of the quantity and quality of Greek and Roman relics it contains. To visit are Angioino Castle, Ovo Castle and Royal Palace. Due to space reason, something misses. Our personal suggestion is to dedicate a full day to discover all.
Paestum: visiting Paestum is discovering a pulse that seems to be hidden: lifeless stone will talk to you as never before. It’s one of the most important Italian excavation sites and the proof of Greek culture greatness.
Ravello, the city of the music: Villa Rufolo was built in 1200 AD and its sea viewed garden amazed Wagner. Ravello Festival takes place here in summer.
Ernest William Beckett reorganized in 1904 Villa Cimbrone’s structure making it one of the most charmful in Italy. A must see is Belvedere on Infinity.
Amalfi: the Duomo dates from the 10th century and was further enhanced through the centuries up till the 1800's. It displays a mix of styles, from Moorish to Norman, to Gothic.
Positano is worldwide known for his fashion and if you are looking for shopping paradise, maybe you’ve found it.
We organize boat excursions to Salerno, Positano, Sorrento, Capri, Ischia and Naples.
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