Holiday Home, Naples Area, Campania, Italy, Antiche Terrazze

Holiday Home Description

Apartment is in a quiet green park with a 360° panoramic view of Naples. You can have breakfast or enjoy a romantic dinner on our terrace with the most amazing view of the town - a unique experience. Away from noise and traffic but very near to the historical centre. There is no elevator in the building but luggage will be taken up with a freight elevator.

Jacuzzi / Hot tub, Log fire, Sea view

General: TV, CD player

Standard: Toaster

Utilities: Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine

Rooms: 3 Bedrooms, 6 bathrooms of which 3 family bathrooms and 3 en suites, Solarium / Roof terrace

Furniture: Sofabeds (1), Single beds (2), Double beds (3), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 9, Sleeps maximum of 10

Other: Linen and towels provided.

Outdoors: Balcony / Terrace, BBQ

Access: Secure parking

Further details indoors:

A pleasant route to walk, 10 minutes, through the “borgo delle Vergini”, dominated by the spectacular “Palazzo dello Spagnuolo”, brings you to “Via Foria”, in front of “Porta S. Gennaro” or “Piazza Cavour”, where 2 bus stops, “Museo” and “Cavour”, allow to reach:

First stop - Line 1:

Direction “Dante”; the nearest “Piazza Dante” . Direction “Vanvitelli”: the “Vomero” quarter, “S. Martino” museum; “Castel S. Elmo”; the china museum in “Villa Floridiana”, which allows you just to “spy inside” (no access allowed); the parallel and almost twin “Villa Lucia”, a small cadeau of the King Ferdinand II to a favourite woman of his own.

Further details outdoors:

Kitchen & BBQ on the terrace-roof solarium

Strictly no smoking except on the balcony.

Refundable breakages deposit of £ 239.861 required on arrival, to be refunded on your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).

30% of rental fee due at least 2 weeks before your stay to secure booking.

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Possibility of special offers/prices and possibility of rooms rental

Cleaning costs per booking: 50/70 eur

We offer optional services like transfer (airport, port, railway station etc., parking and many others. contact with us to know more.)

We accept payment by bank transfer in Euro.

The balance is 5 days before the arrival by bank transfer.

Property Details

Address	Naples Capodimonte
Location	Italy > Campania > Naples Area
Postcode	80131
Breakage deposit	€ 239.00
Number of bedrooms	3
Number of bathrooms	6
Max people	8
Check In	Flexible
Check Out	Flexible
Nearest airport	Capodichino (Napoli Airport):
Distance to Airport	5 km
Distance to Beach	Posillipo: 6 km
Price From	€ 1043.00 (Weekly)

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Amenities

Dishwasher,	Cooker,	Microwave,	Fridge, Freezer,
Washing machine	TV,	CD player	Toaster
Linen and towels provided.	Jacuzzi / Hot tub,	Balcony / Terrace,	BBQ
Secure parking	Sofabeds

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Prices by Season

Price	Currency
Spring/6 persons - From: 16/03/2011 To: 01/06/2011
£ 1043.00 (Weekly)	British Pound
Summer/6 persons - From: 01/06/2011 To: 01/10/2011
£ 1217.00 (Weekly)	British Pound

Naples Area Area Information

Facing the Tyrrhenian Sea with one of the most majestic coastlines in Europe, the region of Campania has been a magnet for tourists for over 2,000 years. From the glittering Bay of Naples to the enchanting island of Capri to the breathtaking Amalfi Coast, visitors have been attracted to Campania by its astonishing natural beauty and its inviting climate.

Equally impressive is its heritage of ancient ruins, for Campania is an extraordinarily rich repository of classical antiquity. Amphitheaters, triumphal arches, villas, bridges and tombs are numerous and remarkable. Built in the 5th Century BC, the spectacular temples at Paestum are among the best preserved examples of classical Greek architecture in the world. In 79 AD the lava from Mt Vesuvius buried the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum; the remains of both, complete with colourful frescos and mosaics, can be seen today. Because the surrounding volcanic soil is unusually fertile, the superb fruits and vegetables grown in the area are often described as sublime.

The capital, Naples, is home to the National Archaeological Museum, containing one of the most important collections of its kind in the world. This vibrant city, with its beautiful setting on the Bay of Naples, has suffered a series of invaders, all of whom have left behind remnants of their civilizations, making Naples a fascinating city to explore. The islands in the Bay are linked to Naples by hydrofoil.

The Naples - Napoli / Capodimonte area

The Apartment is just 5 minutes far, walking from Capodimonte Museum and 15 minutes walking from the National Museum.

Moreover all the archaeological sites like Pompei and Ercolano, and other interst places as Capri can be easily reached by public transport means.

Set around one of the most beautiful bays in Italy, the Bay of Naples (Napoli), and lying in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, and in close proximity to the romantic islands of Capri and Ischia, Naples (Napoli) is the third-largest city in Italy.

Naples (Napoli), a former Greek trading centre, was established around 600 BC. The city was later conquered by the ancient Romans and became a residence of several emperors and other important persons of that time. Today, Naples (Napoli) is a bustling city located in a beautiful natural setting, with a colourful street life, chaotic traffic, and numerous narrow and winding alleyways that lead to many quaint shops and restaurants.

In fact the street is where Naples (Napoli) happens.

Life is lived here in all its chaotic glory. It’s bustling; it’s unique, where Neapolitan is a language in its own right and you’ll hear the harsh dialect bellowed at volume; it’s rich in historical, artistic, and cultural traditions and with its own distinct cuisine, where the pizza originated in the 18th century and is eaten, like so many other delicious local foods, out on the street. Naples (Napoli) is alive with movement; Neapolitans will engage nearly anyone in conversation and they love to interact almost as much as they love to eat outdoors.

And what does all of this add up to? One of the most exciting, vivid places you’ll ever visit. It also has some beautiful architecture, a thriving port area, and frequent ferries out to the lovely islands of Capri and Ischia; and the ancient world lies just out of town in the ancient ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Naples (Napoli) is an unforgettable experience. Visit the city’s grand cathedral, the Duomo. Originally dating from 1272, it has undergone numerous alterations. The Chiesa dei Girolamini, a beautiful baroque church with two facades, lies directly opposite. Don’t miss the Chiesa del Gesu Nuovo on the piazza of the same name. Dating from the 16th century, the church is one of Naples (Napoli)’s finest examples of Renaissance architecture.

Wander north of the Spaccanapoli district and visit the Museo Archeologico Nazionale. It boasts one of the most comprehensive collections of Graeco-Roman artifacts in the world, including some discovered at Pompeii and Herculaneum. It also houses the Borgia collection of Etruscan and Egyptian relics.

The beautifully located Castel Sant’Elmo is well worth a visit. Offering spectacular views out over the bay and the city itself, this star-shaped castle was built under Spanish vice-regal rule in 1538. The Palazzo Reale di Capodimonte is striking. Dating from 1738, it was the residence of the Bourbon King Charles III and is surrounded by what was once the hunting ground of the aristocracy. Today, the palazzo is home to the Museo e Gallerie di Capodimonte which houses an outstanding collection of Renaissance paintings: Bellini, Caravaggio, Botticelli, and El Greco are all represented.

Stroll in the Via Floridiana, the lush public park spilling down from the Vomero to Mergelina and visit the oldest opera house in Italy, the Teatro San Carlo in the elegant Piazza Trento e Trieste. Sunny, lively, and simply unforgettable, Naples (Napoli) is music, theater, Vesuvius, coffee, pizza, and the sea.

The house, surrounded by quiet and green open spaces, is also very central as regards the whole Naples’urban context. The Apartment “Antiche Terrazze” is infact situated in Salita Capodimonte 147, - 80131 Naples

Coming from the Highway, take the “Tangenziale di Napoli” up to the exit named “Uscita Capodimonte”. If you want to come by train, instead, from the Central Station take the underground railway towards Pozzuoli, stopping though in “Piazza Cavour” (it’s 1 only stop). 100m far you’ll find the bus stop named “Museo Archeologico”, hence you can take the C63 and R4 buses.

From the airport take the “Tangenziale di Napoli” up to the exit named “Uscita Capodimonte”. Or the "Aerobus" to the Central Station then catch underground.

Optional transfer service.