Balcone su Napoli: villa that sleeps 4 people in 1 bedrooms, located in Naples, Campania, Italy.

Sleeps	4
Bedrooms	1
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	40 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

40 m²

Property Description

Holiday home Balcone Su Napoli is a beautiful property (40 sq m) that includes WiFi internet and air conditioning. The property can accommodate up to four guests comfortably. Balcone Su Napoli is located in the centre of Naples, Italy and only 26 km (16 mi) from Pompei.

The Experience
Upon arrival at Balcone Su Napoli you’ll find a beautiful clean well-maintained property perfect for a relaxing holiday in Campania. A real benefit of renting a home, instead of multiple hotel rooms, is the ability to relax after a busy day of sightseeing with family and friends. Enjoy a meal together along with some local wine to finish the day. There is a kitchen including coffee machine, toaster, stove and refrigerator, as well as, plenty of tableware and cutlery for up to four people.

Places Nearby
Most people enjoy visiting close-by cities and towns while on vacation, so for your reference this is a list of popular places with distances (as the crow flies) from the property: Pompei 26 km (16 mi), Sorrento 52 km (32 mi), Positano 58 km (36 mi), Amalfi 62 km (39 mi) and Campobasso 157 km (98 mi).

If you'd like to visit the beautiful Italian coast, it's just a short driving distance to the sea from the holiday rental, only 2 km (1 mi).

Some other major tourist destinations you should consider visiting are: Florence 487 km (303 mi), Rome 226 km (140 mi) and Amalfi 62 km (39 mi).

Additional Information
Check-In Time: 14:00 - 22:00
Check-Out Time: 07:00 - 10:00
Nearest Airports (distances as the crow flies): Napoli Capodichino (Nap) 7 km (5 mi), Roma Ciampino (Cia) 220 km (137 mi), Roma Fiumicino (Fco) 244 km (152 mi), Bari (Bri) 253 km (157 mi) and Brindisi (Bds) 372 km (231 mi).

More Services
Professional Chef - Are you looking for a real treat during your vacation? Why not book a professional chef to prepare and serve you a mouth-watering meal using local produce? The chef will schedule the meal based on your preferences and dietary requirements. The chef will offer advice for the various courses and the wine. Inquire for more details and the supplemental costs.
Baby Sitting - If you're traveling with children and would like an evening alone, a babysitter can be scheduled. Speak to the owner directly about this service upon arrival.

Interior Description

The main entrance to the unit is on floor 1.

Main Floor
Including: kitchen, living room, bedroom + ensuite bathroom, balcony.

Kitchen: well equipped kitchen, fridge, freezer, stove top, iron, italian coffee machine, washing machine, WIFI internet.
Living room: dining table, sofa bed double, WIFI internet, air conditioning, satellite tv.
Bedroom + Ensuite Bathroom: double bed, WIFI internet, air conditioning, basin, toilet, bidet, shower, hairdryer, exit to the balcony.
Balcony: WIFI internet.

Additional Areas
Available to all guests: parking space.

Parking space: outside the property in a public space.

Licence or registration number:

15063049EXT1641

Location Naples, Campania, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Napoli Capodichino (Nap), 7.4 Km

Read More About The Naples Area

DOP And IGP, Italian Food Label Awards

Want the very best quality Italian food to enjoy, no matter where you are in the world? Then look no further than the labels on some speciality food products straight from Italy!

In the same way that wine is labelled according to top quality ingredients and high quality production standards, the same goes for some food products here.

Learning more about the two most prestigious awards, DOP and IGP labels can help you buy and taste authentic Italian food at its best when you next go shopping. Why not plan a tasty food trail theme throughout Italy where you can savour some of these precious foods in their hometown?

Book a stilish vacation rental along the Tuscan coast or stay in a peaceful holiday rental in Latium where you will never be far from an artisan food shop selling these famous food products!

If you have found a vacation rental in Naples, there is one museum in the city that you really cannot afford to miss. The Cappella Sansevero, or the Cappella Sansevero de' Sangri or Pietatella, is a chapel located on Via Francesco de Sanctis 19, in the historic center of the city that is home to incredible works of art by some of the leading Italian artists of the 18th century. It is a source of pride of Naples and is stuffed to the gills with some of the most beautiful art pieces and objects that one could ever expect to lay eyes upon. Both church and museum, this little gem is a true reflection of the heritage of extraordinary works of religious art in Italy.

Dating back to 1590, the chapel was originally built by John Francesco di Sangro, Duke of Torremaggiore, as he recovered from a serious illness as a private chapel in the gardens of Palazzo Sansevero, the family's noble residence. It later became a family burial chapel and was connected to the palace until 1888.

Today, the Cappella Sansevero is a public building and home to incredible masterpieces like the famous Veiled Christ, which is famous for the extraordinary tissue-like quality of the marble. Created by Giuseppe Sanmartino in 1753, who was a young relatively unknown Neapolitan artist at the time, it is now the most famous piece and the focal point of the collection, located at the centre of the nave of the chapel. Intensely realistic and emotional, it dramatically evokes the reality of the dead Christ's suffering and body; showcasing a swollen vein still pulsating on the forehead and wounds from the nails of Crucifixion on the hands and feet.

This week, we have discussed the beautiful southern region of Campania and how it makes for a perfect holiday destination. A vacation rental in Campania or a villa rental on the Amalfi Coast makes for a perfect base from which to explore the rich historical and culinary cultures, the stunning landscapes and coastal areas, and the incredibly relaxed way of life of Campania. From here, you can make your way to the regional capital of Naples on a day trip and get a taste of this vibrant, ancient, and fascinating city. With lots of surprises, hidden gems, and magical places to be discovered, it is well worth setting aside some time to explore this city. If you do, you will stumble upon incredible places like the Galleria Umberto I.

Once you've found the perfect holiday rental in Naples and are exploring the city, you might spend some time visiting any one of her many historic and beautiful castles. During these visits you're likely to learn all about the history, architecture and art of the buildings. However, there are a few that have particularly juicy histories and stories to tell which seem less like a lesson from school and more like the plots of soap operas. One of the lesser known, but rather important, castles among their number is Castel Capuano.

Cimitero delle Fontanelle, or Fontanelle Cemetery, is an ancient necropolis in the Valley of the Dead, Naples. A 30,000 m² cavern in Capodimonte Hill, it holds the skeletal remains of those too poor to afford proper burial, vast numbers that died from disease and the numbers that overflowed from local burial places. In use since the 16th century, estimates suggest that at one point it held over eight million bones. The cemetery began as a secondary burial ground but, unusually for an ossuary, saw the bones come to be cared for exceptionally carefully and lovingly. Closed for a period, it is now reopened to the public and makes for both an extraordinary site of worship for the faithful and an astounding sight for all others.

Pizza evolved from flatbread dishes made in Naples in the 18th and 19th centuries. The archetypal flavour, Margherita, also comes from that part of the country and its origins are steeped in local legend. Supposedly, it was first made in 1889 when the Queen of Italy, Margherita, was visiting. The tale goes that the Royal Palace of Capodimonte commissioned Neapolitan pizzaiolo, Raffaele Esposito to produce a dish for the queen. He made three options and the queen favoured the one with tomatoes, basil and Mozzarella, recalling the colours of the Italian flag. The pizza was then named for the queen and continues to bear her name to this day. Though the legend has been disputed by scholars and recent research, the dish remains popular all over the world. However, the best place in the world to try it has to be in Naples itself. Find a villa with pool in Campania, visit Naples, give the real deal a try and be ruined for pizza outside of Italy forever more.

Balcone su Napoli

Fantastic home with A/C, WIFI, TV and balcony

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Licence or registration number:

Location Naples, Campania, Italy

Points of Interest

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Read More About The Naples Area

DOP And IGP, Italian Food Label Awards

Cappella Sansevero: Naples' Must-See Museum Of Art

Come Wander The Stunning Galleria Umberto I In Naples

Castel Capuano And Its Infamous Occupants

Explore The Haunting Cimitero Delle Fontanelle Burial Site

Learn How To Make A Perfect Margherita Pizza

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