Hotel Villaggio Stella Maris
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... to the brothel (where woman have only been able to visit to view this building in the last few years due to tapu) – all along cobble streets with carriage impressions in the rock. All this with Mt Vesuvius a constant backdrop to this amazing place.
It was hard to believe it was so old due to the remarkable condition it is in – in some places rooves have been restored to give visitors an impression of the state of the buildings, but ...
A Frightened Heart and An Angel
... a street name, but there were no signs in sight. I started to feel frightened until I spotted an old lady who was probably in her seventies, walking down the street. It was almost midnight and the streets were bare. I wondered what an old lady was doing there all alone at this time of the night. Shyly, I walked up to her and pointed to my paper and asked if she knew where the San Rosa piazza was. She grinned broadly and exclaimed an, "AH!" She started to speak ...
1147. Going to Mass to Escape the Rain (Italy 124)
... as to which sides Italians were on during that war and whether they were really being “liberated” by the allies or invaded… Could it be that warriors of Mussolini have conveniently morphed into his “victims” over time?
I continue on with my stroll around Scafati, then I head to stroll in the park for a while until my train comes to take me back to ...
1144. Wandering the Fertile Farmlands (Italy 121)
Day 062: 2 hours, 2.0 kms
On back to the main road, I continue north where I have another 2 towns to pass through before reaching they Napoli-Salerno road once again. The first is Santa Maria Carita, which is a little ways off the main road, after some fertile farm fields. Here I find a peaceful, large plaza with a giant fake Christmas tree and a cathedral that looks more like a neo-classical Roman temple. ...
1143. Stumbling on an Old Roman Villa (Italy 120)
... exploring it all on my own—and I came across it completely by accident. And on top of that, here you get a nice view of Castellamare, Torre Anunciate and—of course, Vesuvius.
It’s a special discovery: an ancient Roman farm with its beautiful symmetrical buildings and courtyards… and right on top of it, a modern farm, with its buildings looking quite sloppy in contrast. ...
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- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Kitchenette
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