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| Hotel | GBP* | Distance | Rating |
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| Bed and Breakfast Pompei | N/A | 2.0 mi 3.2 km |
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| Villa dei Misteri | £52 | 2.0 mi 3.2 km |
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| Santa Caterina | £83 | 2.2 mi 3.6 km |
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| Fittacamere Le Anfore | N/A | 2.4 mi 3.8 km |
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| Palazzo Rosenthal | £116 | 2.7 mi 4.4 km |
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| restaurant | Distance | Rating |
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| I Due Cesari | 1.4 mi 2.2 km |
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| Hostaria Plinio | 2.6 mi 4.2 km |
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| Zi' Caterina | 3.5 mi 5.6 km |
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| Thing to Do | Distance | Rating |
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| Ancient Pompeii | 2.6 mi 4.2 km |
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| Mount Vesuvius | 4.5 mi 7.3 km |
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| Music on the Rocks | 8.9 mi 14.4 km |
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The Villa Poppea, Or Oplontis as it is correctly named, is only one stop, from Pompeii itself on the train. But is a must see. It is one of the free entry sites also on the Arte card available for the area. We headed down the short walk from the station, to this quiet deserted site, a pleasure after the... more
Of the Vesuvian archaelogical sites, this one may have the most to offer for the least amount of hassle and time. One stop past Pompeii Scavi on the Circumvesuviana from Sorrento to Naples, Oplontis is a lot closer to Sorrento than Herculaneum (if you are staying there). We decided (on this trip) to pass on Herculaneum and try Oplontis (don't... more
The Villa de Poppea (aka known as Oplontis), is thought to be owned by the wife of Nero (whom he beat to death). It is a superb villa--huge, and every wall of nearly every room is filled with well preserved frescoes. This is a patrician villa and not a working villa (farm). Its rooms and hallways were meant to impress... more
I visited this site last week and I would urge anyone who loves Pompeii or Herculanuem to go there. The site is a Villa partly destroyed in AD 79 along with Pompeii. The advantages of this site are: It is very well preserved and has a large number of wall paintings which rival those in other locations including the Villa... more
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