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San Pietro a Corte
The church of S. Pietro a Corte was founded in the Lombard period, in the eighth century AD, by Prince Arechi II, who moved the capital of minor Longobardia from Benevento to Salerno. The area of the site of the religious structure had been occupied in Roman times by a…
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Duomo di Salerno
The Cathedral of St. Matthew in Salerno, or Duomo di Salerno, It was founded by Robert Guiscard and consecrated by Pope Gregory VII, officially inaugurated in March 1084. The current structure dates from the earthquake 5 June 1688, when it was completely rebuilt. The main entrance was changed,…
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Garden of the Minerva
The Minerva Garden was created in the 18th century by Matteo Silvatico, an important doctor of the famous Salernitana Medical School, the oldest medical university in the world, among the greatest titles of pride of the city of Salerno. Dr.. Silvatico realized in this…
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Arechi Castle
The Arechi Castle of Salerno is a medieval castle, located at a height of about 300 meters above sea level, overlooking the city and the gulf. It is called Arechi because the construction of this fortification is associated, Traditionally, to the Lombard duke Arechi II. The…
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Verdi Theater
The construction of the Giuseppe Verdi Municipal Theater of Salerno was approved by the Municipal Council on 15 December 1863, on the proposal of the then Mayor Matteo Luciani. The design and direction of the works were assigned to the architects Antonio D'Amora and Giuseppe Manichini who based their theory on measurements…
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Luci d'Artista
From the year 2006 the city of Salerno adopts the Luci d’artista initiative. In 2009-2010 an ideal twinning between the two cities, of Turin and Salerno, produced a reciprocal exchange. In 2011, the Salerno event that every year attracts thousands of tourists from all over Italy but also…
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Church of San Giorgio
The Church of San Giorgio di Salerno is commonly judged as "the most beautiful baroque church" in the city. The Church is located in via Duomo, a few hundred meters from the Duomo. It was part of a monastery of Benedictine nuns, founded in the 9th century, e…
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Pompei
The excavations of Pompeii extend for about 440.000 square meters: huge extension, to visit it all it would take at least three full days. We're talking about a whole city buried with squares, temples, term, gyms, case, restaurants… the only thorough tour of the Forum takes about an hour. However, you can follow multiple routes…
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Paestum
Paestum was most likely one of the largest Greek cities on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast in Magna Graecia. After its foundation by Greek colonists with the name of Poseidonia (ancient Greek: Poseidonia) it was conquered by the Lucanians and later by the Romans. The Lucanians renamed it…
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Amalfi Cathedral
The cathedral of Amalfi, main place of Catholic worship in the city of the same name, it is a structure dating back to the 9th century with architectural features ranging from Romanesque to Baroque to Rococò. The cathedral is dedicated to the apostle Saint Andrew. Mainly of Arab-Norman Romanesque architectural style, it was…
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Gardens of Villa Rufolo
The garden of Villa Rufolo, known as the “garden of the soul”, it occupies two levels and can be reached along a tree-lined avenue with a decidedly Victorian air. The ancient walls, almost hidden by cypresses and lime trees, lead to the Moorish cloister. You have time to savor the noble lines of the monument's architecture…
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Padula Charterhouse
Recognized in 1998 the Certosa di San Lorenzo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, also known as Certosa di Padula it is certainly one of the most beautiful places in the province of Salerno. The beautiful Certosa di San Lorenzo, makes the Municipality of Padula the main destination for religious tourism in Campania as well as…
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Salerno Maritime Station
The Salerno maritime station is located on the Manfredi pier of the commercial port of the city of Salerno. In 2013 the Ministry of Cultural Heritage has included the Salerno maritime station in the selected group of high quality architectural projects. The Salerno Maritime Station, the ideal landing place…
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Cilento south coast
Cilento, which together with Vallo di Diano is part of western Lucania,[1][2] is a mountainous area of Campania in the province of Salerno, in the southern part of the region, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Until the creation of the Cilento National Park, Vallo di Diano and Alburni the…
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Strong the Carnal
The Fort La Carnale of Salerno is a cavalry tower built on the coast, near the mouth of the river Irno. This stronghold was part of a defense system that was built starting in 1563 in order to defend the city from Saracen raids, in…
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Provincial Archaeological Museum
Open to the public in 1927, from the 1964 it is housed in the former convent of the church of San Benedetto. The structure housed a courtyard surrounded by a portico of which the vestiges and some columns probably coming from the forum can be observed, it was partly demolished due to the construction of…
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