Explore fascinating itineraries rich in history, art, nature, and food & wine, all just a few kilometers from our hotel.
Discover the Territory
Located in the heart of the Irno Valley, just a few kilometers from Salerno, Hotel dei Principati enjoys a strategically positioned location for exploring the beauties of Campania. The region offers itineraries that cater to every type of traveler: the natural trails and unspoiled nature of Cilento, the incomparable beauty of the Amalfi Coast, the food and wine routes of Irpinia, the charm of Naples, the glamour of Capri, the peacefulness of Ischia, the delightful Procida, and the archaeological sites of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Paestum.
Baronissi
In Baronissi, you can visit the beautiful Convento della SS.ma Trinità, the Chiesa del SS.mo Salvatore, and Villa Farina in Saragnano, or the Roman villa of Sava.
Nearby: horseback riding center, swimming pool, football and tennis courts, volleyball.
Fisciano
Fisciano is home to the ancient Palazzo De Falco, the Chiesa di San Pietro Apostolo with its adjacent congregation of the S.S. Rosario and Assunta, the fascinating Monastero delle Carmelitane, the Convento dei Padri Cappuccini, the Chiesa di San Vicenzo Ferreri (Patron of Fisciano), and the quaint workshops of the ancient copper artisans.
Not far from Fisciano, in Carpineto, you’ll find the Santuario di San Michele. For nature lovers, a visit to the Frassineto Natural Area in the Gaiano district is a must.
Salerno
11km
Just a ten-minute drive from our hotel, the city of Salerno awaits. Known for its ancient School of Medicine, it was dubbed Hippocratica Civitas. The medieval history of Salerno is tied to the Castello di Arechi, which dominates the city and offers stunning views of the historic center with its narrow streets, palaces, churches, the Cathedral, Diocesan Museum, and Provincial Pinacotheca. Salerno is also famous for its vibrant nightlife and the traditional Luci d’Artista event during the Christmas season, making it the perfect place to explore both during the day and at night.
Salerno is home to modern architectural works by well-known architects like Ricardo Bofill, Zaha Hadid, and David Chipperfield, including Piazza della Libertà, the Maritime Station, and the Judicial Citadel.
Costiera Amalfitana
15 km from Vietri sul Mare – 35 km from Amalfi
The Amalfi Coast is a collection of breathtaking wonders, offering unique panoramas, vibrant colors, art, history, and charming villages along the coast. Vietri sul Mare, the gateway to the Amalfi Coast, is a small village perched between the sky and sea, known worldwide for its handcrafted ceramics. Strolling through the center, you can admire the majolica domes of the churches and the decorations of the local shops, each with its own style – a true whirlwind of colors and patterns.
Over the years, many artists have created works of art that can be viewed at the Vietri Ceramic Museum at Villa Guariglia, in the Raìto area. As you continue your journey, you’ll encounter other UNESCO heritage seaside villages, including Cetara (famous for anchovy oil and tuna fishing), Erchie, Maiori, Minori, and finally Amalfi, where you can visit the Cathedral, the Paper Museum, and the Civic Museum, which houses the first navigation code, the Tabula Amalphitana. Don’t miss visiting Ravello and Positano.
Pompeii & Herculaneum
Pompeii 33 km – Herculaneum 63 km
The ancient cities buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD are now important archaeological sites. Walking through the ruins is a unique experience, offering a journey back in time, where you can explore well-preserved homes complete with shops, taverns, bakeries, and stunning frescoes.
In Pompeii, you’ll relive the atmosphere of life over two millennia ago. During the summer, there are special night walks through the ruins, accompanied by music and multimedia shows that reconstruct the dramatic eruption – a truly unique experience.
Vesuvius
62km
One of the most captivating attractions in Campania, Mount Vesuvius has long been a prominent feature of the Neapolitan landscape. Its accessible crater, which offers panoramic views over the Gulf of Naples, is a major draw. For hiking enthusiasts, the Vesuvius National Park has created several marked trails, including agricultural, panoramic, educational, and circular routes. The most popular is the trail to the crater.
Naples
61km
Naples is a city by the sea with a rich cultural and artistic identity, highlighted by its many museums, castles, historic residences, and monumental churches. Its historic center, the largest in the world and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a labyrinth of streets filled with history, craftsmanship, folklore, and gastronomic delights. Explore Spaccanapoli, San Gregorio Armeno, and Napoli Sotterranea to experience the essence of the city.
Naples is a vibrant, living museum with a unique energy.
Caserta
66km
Royal Palace of Caserta, designed by architect Luigi Vanvitelli, is one of the most famous and visited monuments in Campania. The Royal Bourbon Palace is known for its magnificent architecture, exquisite decorations, and its vast park, which features majestic fountains, intricate water games, sculptures, and expansive green lawns that stretch to the horizon. Nearby, you can also visit the San Leucio village, renowned for producing high-quality silk, and the elegant Casino Reale del Belvedere, which hosts important cultural events.