Hotels in Agropoli
 | Agriturismo I Fornari  |
Score 10 from 1 reviews | | Via Fornari 2 |  |
| Agriturismo I Fornari is situated at the foot of Mount Stella among steep slopes and wild forests, in the heart of the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park.
Once upon a time I Fornari was a farmhouse built in 1754 for the production of oil and wine. Recently renewed it offers a relaxing atmosphere and the chance to enjoy the typical Cilento cooking.
The style of the I Fornari rooms is elegant and precious; all are equipped with modern comforts and a terrace or a little garden according to type of accommodation.
I Fornari has a swimming pool equipped with a solarium and a hydro-therapy corner, a fitness centre, a hydromassage (maximum 10 persons) and a mini playground for children.
Agriturismo I Fornari also offers free mountain bikes to tour the mountain lanes and trails in the surrounding Cilento National Park. Further fun is guaranteed playing table-tennis and bowls.
The hotel may only be bookable for long stays of 2 or more nights. ... more | | |
 | Borgo Riccio  |
Score 0 from 0 reviews | | Strada Provinciale 86 N°56 |  |
| Borgo Riccio is surrounded by 400 olive trees in the Cilento and Vallo del Diano Park. It offers panoramic hill views, large gardens, free parking and free internet access.
Rooms at the Borgo Riccio have a private bathroom, internet access, and air conditioning. Most enjoy panoramic views over the countryside.
A heated jacuzzi is set in the Riccio's garden and is shaded by lemon and orange trees. The garden is also equipped with open-air showers, lawn chairs, sun loungers, and hammocks.
Breakfast includes typical food of the Cilento area and is served indoors or outdoors, on the patio or under the gazebo.
A free shuttle service for the Agropoli Railway Station is provided. The archaeological sites of Paestum and Pompeii are within easy reach of the Borgo Riccio Torchiara. A driving range is nearby. ... more | | |
 | Parco Elena  |
Score 0 from 0 reviews | | C/da Impiso |  |
| Set in the hills of the Cilento National Park, this family-friendly holiday resort offers various leisure and entertainment facilities, just outside Agropoli and close to the sea.
Parco Elena is the ideal choice if you are looking forward to a holiday full of nature, sports and culture. The establishment offers spacious self-catering apartments, also available with half and full-board service.
From volleyball to 5-a-side football, from outdoor swimming pools to the children's play areas and mini club, Parco Elena has more than enough to keep everyone entertained.
Explore the surrounding along the many walking and biking routes or visit the archaeological sites in nearby Paestum.
In July and August you can also enjoy the shuttle service to the beautiful Agropoli beaches, daytime entertainment by the pool and a lively disco in the evening.
The 24-hour bar and the restaurant are both located by the pool and offer refreshing drinks, a large selection of local cuisine and the best Italian wines.
During summer the hotel may only be bookable for long stays of 3 or more nights. ... more | | |
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 | Residence Parco Bouganville  |
Score 7.975 from 3 reviews | | Via Lamia S/N |  |
| The swimming pool is open from 23 May to 26 September 2010. ... more | | |
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| Time Elevator Rome 3-D Movie and Simulated Ride |
45 minutes |
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Time Elevator Rome is a sensational experience, a 'must-see' for every tour group and independent traveler visiting the Eternal City.
It is a multi-sensory show of the history of Rome with seats on special moving platforms. Thanks to 3 panoramic screens, flight simulators and a state-of-the- art surround sound system, you will be projected into the cinema dimension: a deep jump in time through 2750 years and the most important events in Rome history. A 45 minute show with high-tech virtual projections of the most famous Roman monuments.
With Time Elevator Rome, you see, hear and feel great moments in Roman history. Visitors experience a simulated ride through the rich history of Rome, from its foundation, through the glorious days of the ancient Roman empire, the Renaissance (with its masterpieces of architecture and art), and the turbulent events of the 20th century, culminating in an aerial flight over the Rome of today. Individual surround sound headsets are available for your listening pleasure in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Russian. Time Elevator Rome is created as a Time Machine that allows you to travel back to the 773 B.C. and to return to modern age through time.
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| Rome by Night Walking Tour |
3 hours |
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This three hour walking tour of Rome will cover the Colosseum, the Capitoline Hill, Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona. It includes an overview of the entire Forum area, including the Imperial Forums.
The night tour allows you to experience the romance of Rome as the sun is setting, and it is a wonderful way to witness its beauty under lights. The guides are both skilled and knowledgeable and this experience is guaranteed to put you in the right mood for your evening festivities.
Please Note:
- The tour does not enter the Colosseum (as there is a EUR10.00 charge), but circles around it, inspecting every aspect of the building's complicated history.
- This itinerary is very similar to the Ancient Rome Walking Tour (Product Code: 3058ANCIENT)
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2 hours |
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Discover the lively and vibrant atmosphere of the most residential part of the city, where the few Venetians left in town still live! Visit the fascinating church of Madonna dell'Orto where you will learn about its famous legend and admire works by Tintoretto. You will also see Tintoretto's delightful home. Enjoy sweeping views of the Venetian lagoon while hearing morbid tales of San Michele, the cemetery island of Venice, and understand what a vital role the lagoon played in a city built from fear. In the second part of the tour, you will visit the first Jewish ghetto in history, a city within a city, and learn how the Jewish community lived here over the centuries. Entrances to the Jewish museum and synagogues are not included, as they are strictly controlled by the Jewish community (can be visited after the tour).
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