Here is a list of tourist attractions and points of interest that can
be reached from Villa Virginia. Always remember
that there is more to be discovered than what's being shown!
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to find out how the distances were calculated. Walking distances might be
significantly different than driving distances. Driving distances are
approximated whenever the roads near the property or the destination are
not open to traffic or not shown on maps.
Velia is the name that the Romans gave to the ancient village of Elea, founded in 540 BC by the Greeks fleeing the Persian invasion of Ionia, on the western coast of present-day Turkey. »
The Charterhouse of St Lorenzo, in Padula, with its 250,000 square meters of gardens and yards and with over 320 rooms and halls is the largest Chartusian monastery in Europe. »
Located in the Gulf of Naples, in the shade of Mount Vesuvius, Naples is the largest city in Southern Italy, and the third largest in Italy, after Rome and Milan. »
The universally famous Royal Palace of Caserta is the pride of all the magnificent works and constructions by which the Bourbon dynasty adorned and modernised the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. »
The caves of Pertosa, also officially known as the Grotte dell'Angelo (Caves of the Angel), are set in an attractive natural amphitheatre, in the green landscape of the Alburni mountain of the Cilento National Park. »
Santa Maria di Castellabate was commonly known as Isca delle Chitarre, which represents the current historical centre, exteding between two main squares: Piazza Materazzo, nearby the homonym villa and Piazza Lucia. »
The large municipality of Castellabate, with a surface of 37 square Km, counts five districts: Castellabate, Santa Maria di Castellabate, San Marco di Castellabate, Ogliastro Marina and Lago. »
Situated in a superb spot which opens out southwards towards the centre of a vast gulf, stretching from the Germano tip to Capo Sottile, Positano is one of the famous and popular seaside resorts of the Amalfi Coast. »
Sorrento is one of the best known resorts in Italy, situated on a tract of coastline of unrivalled beauty, on the northern slope of the Sorrentine Peninsula. »
The beach of Trentova, like most other beaches in the Cilento National Park, is awarded year after year the "Blue Flag" award for clean waters and all around natural setting. »
The Cilento National Park's plenty of hidden treasures to discover: pure waters, amazing seascapes, historic villages, secluded coves, beautifully preserved Greek temples, and much more. »
A stone's thrown from the sea, located in one of the most beautiful places of the Cilento National Park, the Restaurant Pizzeria Arlecchino offers the opportunity to taste optimum dishes. »
Restaurant La Sciabica, with its large terrace overlooking the port of Agropoli, is a great place to enjoy fresh fish brought from the fishing boats directly into the kitchen. »
