Vesuvio Casa de Charme





The Vesuvio Casa de Charme Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
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A pleasant excursion in the Vesuvius National Park following Path 6 La Strada Matrone. The path retraces the ancient road traced by the Matrone brothers to go up to the Gran Cono from the Boscotrecase slope. The route starts from the parking lot near the Forestry Department and reaches the Rifugio delle Guide at the beginning of Path 5 il Gran Cono.
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A pleasant walk along Path 11 called La Pineta di Terzigno. The route takes place in a loop on a wooden platform and is an ideal destination for hiking or training surrounded by the typical vegetation of the Vesuvius Natural Park. The path is mostly flat and was also designed and adapted for people with reduced mobility or visual disability.
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A walk around the main crater of Vesuvius. Starting from a parking lot near the Lower Funicular, where there is also a panoramic point. The route proceeds in the first stretch on the road passing by the remains of lava from the 1944 eruption. The path continues until it reaches the Vesuvius refuge (1000 m). From here you return to the path up to the ticket office to walk the path that leads to the panoramic point on the main crater. To complete this route it is necessary to purchase the...
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Beautiful walking trail among the excavations of Pompei, an ancient city located near Naples, in the Campania region, which was buried under 4-6 meters of volcanic ash and pumice during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. It has been largely preserved under ashes and now the excavated city offers a unique snapshot of Roman life as it was frozen when it was buried. It is possible to get an extraordinarily detailed idea of the daily life of its inhabitants, who lived in a wealthy city and...
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This route among the excavations of Pompeii, an ancient city located near Naples, in the Campania region, which was buried under 4-6 meters of volcanic ash and pumice in the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. It has been largely preserved under ashes and now the excavated city offers a unique snapshot of Roman life as it was frozen when it was buried. It is possible to get an extraordinarily detailed idea of the daily life of its inhabitants, who lived in a wealthy city and enjoyed many fine...