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Thomas Howe, Coordinator General, Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation and Chair Professor, Architecture and Art History, Southwestern University speaking during the fifth session of the CyArk 2013 conference in London on digital preservation of cultural heritage. Thomas speaks about the recent digital preservation work at Stabiae to further
ongoing research at the site. Thomas Howe is an art and architectural historian, field
archaeologist, architectural design teacher and cultural properties master planner and administrator. Since 2000 he has been the Coordinator General of the Restoring Ancient
Stabiae Foundation and the chief author of the master plan to create a large archaeological park on the site, as well as chief archaeologist and master planner.
Contributo di Alberto Angela alle Ville Patrizie di Stabiae , gioiello del patrimonio archeologico. Du queste ville due sono esplorate , Villa San Marco e Villa Arianna.
- published: 22 Jul 2011
- views: 5304
Questo filmato, realizzato già da qualche anno, illustra un Itinerario turistico culturale della città di Castellammare di Stabia
- published: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 938
On a hill overlooking the Gulf of Naples, only a few kilometres away from Pompeii, lay three villas buried by the eruption of 79 AD. In 2002, the RAS Foundation has taken on the task of preserving, promoting and studying them. Since then, 22 international teams have completed research and restoration projects on site; 30 academic groups have taken advantage of its education programs; 3,500 students a year have resided and studied on campus at the Vesuvian Institute.
Join us to be a part of the Stabia of the future!
Presented by RAS Coordinator General, Dr. Thomas Noble Howe. and RAS Executive Coordinator, Paolo Gardelli.
Produced and presented by Dr. Darius A. Arya
Filmed and edited by Martin Wetherill
An AIRC (American Institute for Roman Culture) Production 2014
- published: 01 Aug 2014
- views: 770
Gli scavi archeologici di Stabia hanno restituito i resti dell'antica città di Stabiae. Attualmente, solo una piccola parte dell'antica città è stata riportata alla luce: sono visitabili la Villa San Marco, Villa Arianna e il secondo complesso. Solo 8 km dal B&B; Il Fauno, info e prenotazioni su http://www.bbfauno.com Tel. 0818506098 Clicca su Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FaunoPompei
- published: 24 Oct 2012
- views: 572
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è un moderno ed elegante albergo quattro stelle superior, situato in posizione unica ed incantevole, a livello del mare, sul tratto costiero che conduce nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina. Una struttura di grande pregio architettonico, ricavata dalla riconversione industriale di un cementificio in disuso.
Lhotel si sviluppa lungo una passeggiata di oltre 300 metri, fronte mare, ed è suddiviso in due edifici principali; lala ovest e lala est.
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, al suo ingresso, si presenta con uno stile minimalista, caratterizzato da un moderno design. I toni bianchi e blu dei pavimenti e dei comodi divani e poltrone del bar Acquerello, si uniscono armoniosamente ai legni chiari del parquet della reception e del bar Lounge, creando unatmosfera calda ed accogliente.
Le 150 camere, disposte nei due edifici principali, sono spaziose e luminose, tutte arredate in stile moderno, ed offrono una spettacolare vista sul Golfo di Napoli e il Vesuvio.
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, vero e proprio resort nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina, offre una gamma di servizi di primordine. Una piscina privata, situata nella zona ovest dellhotel, con acqua dolce, ed una bellissima terrazza a livello del mare, dispone di lettini prendisole, ombrelloni, e teli mare. Nei mesi freddi, poi una caratteristica copertura permette di chiuderne una parte, rendendola una vera e propria piscina coperta.
Dalla parte estrema è situata la spiaggia privata dellhotel, caratterizzata da una finissima sabbia bianca. Un rifugio tranquillo dove rilassarsi al sole e bagnarsi nellacqua limpida del nostro mare. Accanto alla spiaggia, si trova il molo privato, dal quale partono le escursioni in barca verso le isole del Golfo di Napoli (Capri, Ischia, Procida) e la Costiera Amalfitana.
Direttamente sul mare, lelegante ristorante Gouache, con la sua vista panoramica e il luminoso patio esterno, delizia i sensi dei nostri ospiti con i sapori genuini della tradizione mediterranea.
I nostri chef propongono il meglio della cucina locale ed internazionale, abbinata ad unattenta selezione di vini regionali ed esteri.
La Spamarine dellhotel, è un vero e proprio tempio del benessere. Considerata una delle più grandi beauty farm esistenti in Campania, con la sua estensione su oltre 800 mq., dispone di ben 13 cabine estetiche, 3 vasche per trattamenti balneo e una vasca idromassaggio con zona relax ed angolo tisaneria, sauna, bagno turco, solarium, ed una moderna palestra, con percorso cardio-fitness ( Technogym® ).
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è meta di primordine del turismo congressuale. Con cinque sale meeting attrezzate di tecnologie audio-video allavanguardia, lhotel è la location ideale per ospitare congressi, incentive, ed eventi di tutti i tipi. Il garage interno si estende su 8000 mq, con oltre 200 posti auto e 6 posti bus
- published: 30 Mar 2009
- views: 9360
L’attesa è finalmente terminata. Da questa mattina, venerdì 19 agosto 2016, le Terme di Stabiae sono ufficialmente tornate fruibili al pubblico.
In tutto saranno 9 le fonti che si potranno bere: Ferrata, Magnesiaca, Solfurea, Solfurea Ferrata, Media, San Vincenzo, Acidula, Solfurea Carbonica, Muraglione. Si pagherà un biglietto di ingresso di 8 euro per i non residenti e 4 per gli stabiesi.
- published: 19 Aug 2016
- views: 614
Rispetto agli scavi di Pompei e di Ercolano, quelli di Stabiae sono di dimensioni più ridotte e offrono la possibilità di osservare un diverso aspetto dello stile di vita degli antichi romani: infatti, mentre le prime due località erano delle città, Stabiae, dopo un passato di borgo fortificato, era in epoca romana un luogo di villeggiatura, in cui furono costruite numerose ville residenziali finemente decorate e abbellite con suppellettili di inestimabile valore; non mancavano, tuttavia, ville rustiche.
B&B; Il Fauno, a solo 8 km dal parco archeologico ...prenota online la tua camera e risparmia www.bbfauno.com
- published: 22 Nov 2013
- views: 416
Stabiae, ancient town of Campania, Italy, on the coast at the eastern end of the Bay of Naples. It was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in ad 79. The modern city on the site is Castellammare di Stabia. Stabiae is part of the collective Torre Annunziata World Heritage site, designated by UNESCO in 1997.Villa San Marco
Villa San Marco
This villa, deriving the name from a chapel that existed in its proximity in the 18th century, was the first one to be explored in the course of excavations in Bourbon times carried out between 1749 and 1754. The graphic and textual documentation of the Bourbon surveys was published in 1881 by M. Ruggiero M. in the book Degli Scavi di Stabiae dal 1749 al 1782 ("On the Stabiae excavations from 1749 to 1782"). The villa was re-buried after the removal of its furnishings and of the better preserved frescoes. Excavations were resumed on 1950 by Libero d’Orsi and O. Elia of the Archaeological Superintendency.
One of the largest villas ever discovered in Campania, measuring more than 11,000 square metres, it has an atrium, a courtyard containing a pool, a triclinium with views of the bay, and a colonnaded courtyard. There are also many other small rooms, a kitchen and two internal gardens. Villa San Marco also has a private bath complex that is made up of a calidarium, tepidarium, and a frigidarium. This villa is also important because it has provided frescoes, sculptures, mosaics and architecture, which show styles and themes comparable to those found in Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Villa Arianna
Named for the fresco depicting Dionysus saving Ariadne from the island of Dia (a mythological name for Naxos), this villa is particularly famous for its frescoes, many of which depict light, winged figures.[2] It is difficult to get a clear sense of this villa, however, because it grew over the course of 150 years. It has one of the largest courtyards of any Roman villa; measuring two stadia in length. Another feature of Villa Arianna is its private tunnel system that links the villa in its location on the ridge to the sea shore, which was probably only between 100 and 200 metres away from the bottom of the hill in Roman times. The shoreline has since changed, leaving the archaeological site further inland than it was in antiquity.
Song: Huma Huma - Pachabelly (Classical)
- published: 12 Aug 2016
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Stabiae
Stabiae was an ancient Roman town, located close to the modern town of Castellammare di Stabia approximately 4.5 km southwest of Pompeii. It was positioned on a 50 m high headland overlooking the Gulf of Naples. Being only 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) from Mount Vesuvius, this seaside resort was largely destroyed by two metres of tephra ash in 79 AD.
Originally a small port, by the 6th century BC Stabiae had already been overshadowed by the much larger port at Pompeii. The town was destroyed by Lucius Cornelius Sulla on 30 April 89 BC during the Social War, a revolt by many of Rome's allies in the area. The Roman author and admiral Pliny the Elder recorded that the town was rebuilt and became a popular resort for wealthy Romans. He reported that there were several miles of luxury villas built along the edge of the headland, all enjoying panoramic views out over the bay.
According to the account written by his nephew, Pliny the Elder was at the other side of the bay in Misenum when the eruption started. He travelled by galley ship across the bay, partly to observe the eruption more closely, and partly to rescue people from the coast near the volcano.
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31:38Session 5: Thomas Howe, Southwestern University and the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
Session 5: Thomas Howe, Southwestern University and the Restoring Ancient Stabiae FoundationSession 5: Thomas Howe, Southwestern University and the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
Thomas Howe, Coordinator General, Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation and Chair Professor, Architecture and Art History, Southwestern University speaking during the fifth session of the CyArk 2013 conference in London on digital preservation of cultural heritage. Thomas speaks about the recent digital preservation work at Stabiae to further ongoing research at the site. Thomas Howe is an art and architectural historian, field archaeologist, architectural design teacher and cultural properties master planner and administrator. Since 2000 he has been the Coordinator General of the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation and the chief author of the master plan to create a large archaeological park on the site, as well as chief archaeologist and master planner. -
12:37Fondazione Restoring Ancient Stabiae a Superquarq 2007
Fondazione Restoring Ancient Stabiae a Superquarq 2007Fondazione Restoring Ancient Stabiae a Superquarq 2007
Contributo di Alberto Angela alle Ville Patrizie di Stabiae , gioiello del patrimonio archeologico. Du queste ville due sono esplorate , Villa San Marco e Villa Arianna. -
21:33Stabiae - Documentario di Enrico Discolo
Stabiae - Documentario di Enrico DiscoloStabiae - Documentario di Enrico Discolo
Questo filmato, realizzato già da qualche anno, illustra un Itinerario turistico culturale della città di Castellammare di Stabia -
3:02Virtual Stabiae
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5:45Teaming Up for Archaeology - Presenting the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
Teaming Up for Archaeology - Presenting the Restoring Ancient Stabiae FoundationTeaming Up for Archaeology - Presenting the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
On a hill overlooking the Gulf of Naples, only a few kilometres away from Pompeii, lay three villas buried by the eruption of 79 AD. In 2002, the RAS Foundation has taken on the task of preserving, promoting and studying them. Since then, 22 international teams have completed research and restoration projects on site; 30 academic groups have taken advantage of its education programs; 3,500 students a year have resided and studied on campus at the Vesuvian Institute. Join us to be a part of the Stabia of the future! Presented by RAS Coordinator General, Dr. Thomas Noble Howe. and RAS Executive Coordinator, Paolo Gardelli. Produced and presented by Dr. Darius A. Arya Filmed and edited by Martin Wetherill An AIRC (American Institute for Roman Culture) Production 2014 -
1:18Scavi di Stabiae, Stabiae Ruins, Hotel B&B; Castellammare di Stabia www.bbfauno.com
Scavi di Stabiae, Stabiae Ruins, Hotel B&B; Castellammare di Stabia www.bbfauno.comScavi di Stabiae, Stabiae Ruins, Hotel B&B; Castellammare di Stabia www.bbfauno.com
Gli scavi archeologici di Stabia hanno restituito i resti dell'antica città di Stabiae. Attualmente, solo una piccola parte dell'antica città è stata riportata alla luce: sono visitabili la Villa San Marco, Villa Arianna e il secondo complesso. Solo 8 km dal B&B; Il Fauno, info e prenotazioni su http://www.bbfauno.com Tel. 0818506098 Clicca su Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FaunoPompei -
4:02Spot - Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast - www.crowneplazasorrento.com
Spot - Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast - www.crowneplazasorrento.comSpot - Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast - www.crowneplazasorrento.com
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è un moderno ed elegante albergo quattro stelle superior, situato in posizione unica ed incantevole, a livello del mare, sul tratto costiero che conduce nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina. Una struttura di grande pregio architettonico, ricavata dalla riconversione industriale di un cementificio in disuso. Lhotel si sviluppa lungo una passeggiata di oltre 300 metri, fronte mare, ed è suddiviso in due edifici principali; lala ovest e lala est. Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, al suo ingresso, si presenta con uno stile minimalista, caratterizzato da un moderno design. I toni bianchi e blu dei pavimenti e dei comodi divani e poltrone del bar Acquerello, si uniscono armoniosamente ai legni chiari del parquet della reception e del bar Lounge, creando unatmosfera calda ed accogliente. Le 150 camere, disposte nei due edifici principali, sono spaziose e luminose, tutte arredate in stile moderno, ed offrono una spettacolare vista sul Golfo di Napoli e il Vesuvio. Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, vero e proprio resort nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina, offre una gamma di servizi di primordine. Una piscina privata, situata nella zona ovest dellhotel, con acqua dolce, ed una bellissima terrazza a livello del mare, dispone di lettini prendisole, ombrelloni, e teli mare. Nei mesi freddi, poi una caratteristica copertura permette di chiuderne una parte, rendendola una vera e propria piscina coperta. Dalla parte estrema è situata la spiaggia privata dellhotel, caratterizzata da una finissima sabbia bianca. Un rifugio tranquillo dove rilassarsi al sole e bagnarsi nellacqua limpida del nostro mare. Accanto alla spiaggia, si trova il molo privato, dal quale partono le escursioni in barca verso le isole del Golfo di Napoli (Capri, Ischia, Procida) e la Costiera Amalfitana. Direttamente sul mare, lelegante ristorante Gouache, con la sua vista panoramica e il luminoso patio esterno, delizia i sensi dei nostri ospiti con i sapori genuini della tradizione mediterranea. I nostri chef propongono il meglio della cucina locale ed internazionale, abbinata ad unattenta selezione di vini regionali ed esteri. La Spamarine dellhotel, è un vero e proprio tempio del benessere. Considerata una delle più grandi beauty farm esistenti in Campania, con la sua estensione su oltre 800 mq., dispone di ben 13 cabine estetiche, 3 vasche per trattamenti balneo e una vasca idromassaggio con zona relax ed angolo tisaneria, sauna, bagno turco, solarium, ed una moderna palestra, con percorso cardio-fitness ( Technogym® ). Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è meta di primordine del turismo congressuale. Con cinque sale meeting attrezzate di tecnologie audio-video allavanguardia, lhotel è la location ideale per ospitare congressi, incentive, ed eventi di tutti i tipi. Il garage interno si estende su 8000 mq, con oltre 200 posti auto e 6 posti bus -
2:32Le Terme di Stabiae riaprono i battenti
Le Terme di Stabiae riaprono i battentiLe Terme di Stabiae riaprono i battenti
L’attesa è finalmente terminata. Da questa mattina, venerdì 19 agosto 2016, le Terme di Stabiae sono ufficialmente tornate fruibili al pubblico. In tutto saranno 9 le fonti che si potranno bere: Ferrata, Magnesiaca, Solfurea, Solfurea Ferrata, Media, San Vincenzo, Acidula, Solfurea Carbonica, Muraglione. Si pagherà un biglietto di ingresso di 8 euro per i non residenti e 4 per gli stabiesi. -
2:17Scavi di Stabia Archeological site of Stabiae www bbfauno com
Scavi di Stabia Archeological site of Stabiae www bbfauno comScavi di Stabia Archeological site of Stabiae www bbfauno com
Rispetto agli scavi di Pompei e di Ercolano, quelli di Stabiae sono di dimensioni più ridotte e offrono la possibilità di osservare un diverso aspetto dello stile di vita degli antichi romani: infatti, mentre le prime due località erano delle città, Stabiae, dopo un passato di borgo fortificato, era in epoca romana un luogo di villeggiatura, in cui furono costruite numerose ville residenziali finemente decorate e abbellite con suppellettili di inestimabile valore; non mancavano, tuttavia, ville rustiche. B&B; Il Fauno, a solo 8 km dal parco archeologico ...prenota online la tua camera e risparmia www.bbfauno.com -
3:37Stabiae: Villa San Marco and Villa Arianna
Stabiae: Villa San Marco and Villa AriannaStabiae: Villa San Marco and Villa Arianna
Stabiae, ancient town of Campania, Italy, on the coast at the eastern end of the Bay of Naples. It was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in ad 79. The modern city on the site is Castellammare di Stabia. Stabiae is part of the collective Torre Annunziata World Heritage site, designated by UNESCO in 1997.Villa San Marco Villa San Marco This villa, deriving the name from a chapel that existed in its proximity in the 18th century, was the first one to be explored in the course of excavations in Bourbon times carried out between 1749 and 1754. The graphic and textual documentation of the Bourbon surveys was published in 1881 by M. Ruggiero M. in the book Degli Scavi di Stabiae dal 1749 al 1782 ("On the Stabiae excavations from 1749 to 1782"). The villa was re-buried after the removal of its furnishings and of the better preserved frescoes. Excavations were resumed on 1950 by Libero d’Orsi and O. Elia of the Archaeological Superintendency. One of the largest villas ever discovered in Campania, measuring more than 11,000 square metres, it has an atrium, a courtyard containing a pool, a triclinium with views of the bay, and a colonnaded courtyard. There are also many other small rooms, a kitchen and two internal gardens. Villa San Marco also has a private bath complex that is made up of a calidarium, tepidarium, and a frigidarium. This villa is also important because it has provided frescoes, sculptures, mosaics and architecture, which show styles and themes comparable to those found in Pompeii and Herculaneum. Villa Arianna Named for the fresco depicting Dionysus saving Ariadne from the island of Dia (a mythological name for Naxos), this villa is particularly famous for its frescoes, many of which depict light, winged figures.[2] It is difficult to get a clear sense of this villa, however, because it grew over the course of 150 years. It has one of the largest courtyards of any Roman villa; measuring two stadia in length. Another feature of Villa Arianna is its private tunnel system that links the villa in its location on the ridge to the sea shore, which was probably only between 100 and 200 metres away from the bottom of the hill in Roman times. The shoreline has since changed, leaving the archaeological site further inland than it was in antiquity. Song: Huma Huma - Pachabelly (Classical)
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Session 5: Thomas Howe, Southwestern University and the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
Thomas Howe, Coordinator General, Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation and Chair Professor, Architecture and Art History, Southwestern University speaking during the fifth session of the CyArk 2013 conference in London on digital preservation of cultural heritage. Thomas speaks about the recent digital preservation work at Stabiae to further ongoing research at the site. Thomas Howe is an art and architectural historian, field archaeologist, architectural design teacher and cultural properties master planner and administrator. Since 2000 he has been the Coordinator General of the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation and the chief author of the master plan to create a large archaeological park on the site, as well as chief archaeologist and master planner. -
Fondazione Restoring Ancient Stabiae a Superquarq 2007
Contributo di Alberto Angela alle Ville Patrizie di Stabiae , gioiello del patrimonio archeologico. Du queste ville due sono esplorate , Villa San Marco e Villa Arianna. -
Stabiae - Documentario di Enrico Discolo
Questo filmato, realizzato già da qualche anno, illustra un Itinerario turistico culturale della città di Castellammare di Stabia -
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Teaming Up for Archaeology - Presenting the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
On a hill overlooking the Gulf of Naples, only a few kilometres away from Pompeii, lay three villas buried by the eruption of 79 AD. In 2002, the RAS Foundation has taken on the task of preserving, promoting and studying them. Since then, 22 international teams have completed research and restoration projects on site; 30 academic groups have taken advantage of its education programs; 3,500 students a year have resided and studied on campus at the Vesuvian Institute. Join us to be a part of the Stabia of the future! Presented by RAS Coordinator General, Dr. Thomas Noble Howe. and RAS Executive Coordinator, Paolo Gardelli. Produced and presented by Dr. Darius A. Arya Filmed and edited by Martin Wetherill An AIRC (American Institute for Roman Culture) Production 2014 -
Scavi di Stabiae, Stabiae Ruins, Hotel B&B; Castellammare di Stabia www.bbfauno.com
Gli scavi archeologici di Stabia hanno restituito i resti dell'antica città di Stabiae. Attualmente, solo una piccola parte dell'antica città è stata riportata alla luce: sono visitabili la Villa San Marco, Villa Arianna e il secondo complesso. Solo 8 km dal B&B; Il Fauno, info e prenotazioni su http://www.bbfauno.com Tel. 0818506098 Clicca su Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FaunoPompei -
Spot - Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast - www.crowneplazasorrento.com
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è un moderno ed elegante albergo quattro stelle superior, situato in posizione unica ed incantevole, a livello del mare, sul tratto costiero che conduce nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina. Una struttura di grande pregio architettonico, ricavata dalla riconversione industriale di un cementificio in disuso. Lhotel si sviluppa lungo una passeggiata di oltre 300 metri, fronte mare, ed è suddiviso in due edifici principali; lala ovest e lala est. Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, al suo ingresso, si presenta con uno stile minimalista, caratterizzato da un moderno design. I toni bianchi e blu dei pavimenti e dei comodi divani e poltrone del bar Acquerello, si uniscono armoniosamente ai legni chiari del parquet della reception e del bar Lounge, creando unatmos... -
Le Terme di Stabiae riaprono i battenti
L’attesa è finalmente terminata. Da questa mattina, venerdì 19 agosto 2016, le Terme di Stabiae sono ufficialmente tornate fruibili al pubblico. In tutto saranno 9 le fonti che si potranno bere: Ferrata, Magnesiaca, Solfurea, Solfurea Ferrata, Media, San Vincenzo, Acidula, Solfurea Carbonica, Muraglione. Si pagherà un biglietto di ingresso di 8 euro per i non residenti e 4 per gli stabiesi. -
Scavi di Stabia Archeological site of Stabiae www bbfauno com
Rispetto agli scavi di Pompei e di Ercolano, quelli di Stabiae sono di dimensioni più ridotte e offrono la possibilità di osservare un diverso aspetto dello stile di vita degli antichi romani: infatti, mentre le prime due località erano delle città, Stabiae, dopo un passato di borgo fortificato, era in epoca romana un luogo di villeggiatura, in cui furono costruite numerose ville residenziali finemente decorate e abbellite con suppellettili di inestimabile valore; non mancavano, tuttavia, ville rustiche. B&B; Il Fauno, a solo 8 km dal parco archeologico ...prenota online la tua camera e risparmia www.bbfauno.com -
Stabiae: Villa San Marco and Villa Arianna
Stabiae, ancient town of Campania, Italy, on the coast at the eastern end of the Bay of Naples. It was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in ad 79. The modern city on the site is Castellammare di Stabia. Stabiae is part of the collective Torre Annunziata World Heritage site, designated by UNESCO in 1997.Villa San Marco Villa San Marco This villa, deriving the name from a chapel that existed in its proximity in the 18th century, was the first one to be explored in the course of excavations in Bourbon times carried out between 1749 and 1754. The graphic and textual documentation of the Bourbon surveys was published in 1881 by M. Ruggiero M. in the book Degli Scavi di Stabiae dal 1749 al 1782 ("On the Stabiae excavations from 1749 to 1782"). The villa was re-buried after the remova...
Session 5: Thomas Howe, Southwestern University and the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
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- Duration: 31:38
- Updated: 20 Nov 2013
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Thomas Howe, Coordinator General, Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation and Chair Professor, Architecture and Art History, Southwestern University speaking durin...
Thomas Howe, Coordinator General, Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation and Chair Professor, Architecture and Art History, Southwestern University speaking during the fifth session of the CyArk 2013 conference in London on digital preservation of cultural heritage. Thomas speaks about the recent digital preservation work at Stabiae to further
ongoing research at the site. Thomas Howe is an art and architectural historian, field
archaeologist, architectural design teacher and cultural properties master planner and administrator. Since 2000 he has been the Coordinator General of the Restoring Ancient
Stabiae Foundation and the chief author of the master plan to create a large archaeological park on the site, as well as chief archaeologist and master planner.
wn.com/Session 5 Thomas Howe, Southwestern University And The Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
Thomas Howe, Coordinator General, Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation and Chair Professor, Architecture and Art History, Southwestern University speaking during the fifth session of the CyArk 2013 conference in London on digital preservation of cultural heritage. Thomas speaks about the recent digital preservation work at Stabiae to further
ongoing research at the site. Thomas Howe is an art and architectural historian, field
archaeologist, architectural design teacher and cultural properties master planner and administrator. Since 2000 he has been the Coordinator General of the Restoring Ancient
Stabiae Foundation and the chief author of the master plan to create a large archaeological park on the site, as well as chief archaeologist and master planner.
- published: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 1074
Fondazione Restoring Ancient Stabiae a Superquarq 2007
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:37
- Updated: 22 Jul 2011
- views: 5304
Contributo di Alberto Angela alle Ville Patrizie di Stabiae , gioiello del patrimonio archeologico. Du queste ville due sono esplorate , Villa San Marco e Villa...
Contributo di Alberto Angela alle Ville Patrizie di Stabiae , gioiello del patrimonio archeologico. Du queste ville due sono esplorate , Villa San Marco e Villa Arianna.
wn.com/Fondazione Restoring Ancient Stabiae A Superquarq 2007
Contributo di Alberto Angela alle Ville Patrizie di Stabiae , gioiello del patrimonio archeologico. Du queste ville due sono esplorate , Villa San Marco e Villa Arianna.
- published: 22 Jul 2011
- views: 5304
Stabiae - Documentario di Enrico Discolo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:33
- Updated: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 938
Questo filmato, realizzato già da qualche anno, illustra un Itinerario turistico culturale della città di Castellammare di Stabia
Questo filmato, realizzato già da qualche anno, illustra un Itinerario turistico culturale della città di Castellammare di Stabia
wn.com/Stabiae Documentario Di Enrico Discolo
Questo filmato, realizzato già da qualche anno, illustra un Itinerario turistico culturale della città di Castellammare di Stabia
- published: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 938
Virtual Stabiae
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- Duration: 3:02
- Updated: 06 Feb 2013
- views: 229
Teaming Up for Archaeology - Presenting the Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
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- Duration: 5:45
- Updated: 01 Aug 2014
- views: 770
On a hill overlooking the Gulf of Naples, only a few kilometres away from Pompeii, lay three villas buried by the eruption of 79 AD. In 2002, the RAS Foundation...
On a hill overlooking the Gulf of Naples, only a few kilometres away from Pompeii, lay three villas buried by the eruption of 79 AD. In 2002, the RAS Foundation has taken on the task of preserving, promoting and studying them. Since then, 22 international teams have completed research and restoration projects on site; 30 academic groups have taken advantage of its education programs; 3,500 students a year have resided and studied on campus at the Vesuvian Institute.
Join us to be a part of the Stabia of the future!
Presented by RAS Coordinator General, Dr. Thomas Noble Howe. and RAS Executive Coordinator, Paolo Gardelli.
Produced and presented by Dr. Darius A. Arya
Filmed and edited by Martin Wetherill
An AIRC (American Institute for Roman Culture) Production 2014
wn.com/Teaming Up For Archaeology Presenting The Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation
On a hill overlooking the Gulf of Naples, only a few kilometres away from Pompeii, lay three villas buried by the eruption of 79 AD. In 2002, the RAS Foundation has taken on the task of preserving, promoting and studying them. Since then, 22 international teams have completed research and restoration projects on site; 30 academic groups have taken advantage of its education programs; 3,500 students a year have resided and studied on campus at the Vesuvian Institute.
Join us to be a part of the Stabia of the future!
Presented by RAS Coordinator General, Dr. Thomas Noble Howe. and RAS Executive Coordinator, Paolo Gardelli.
Produced and presented by Dr. Darius A. Arya
Filmed and edited by Martin Wetherill
An AIRC (American Institute for Roman Culture) Production 2014
- published: 01 Aug 2014
- views: 770
Scavi di Stabiae, Stabiae Ruins, Hotel B&B; Castellammare di Stabia www.bbfauno.com
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- Duration: 1:18
- Updated: 24 Oct 2012
- views: 572
Gli scavi archeologici di Stabia hanno restituito i resti dell'antica città di Stabiae. Attualmente, solo una piccola parte dell'antica città è stata riportata ...
Gli scavi archeologici di Stabia hanno restituito i resti dell'antica città di Stabiae. Attualmente, solo una piccola parte dell'antica città è stata riportata alla luce: sono visitabili la Villa San Marco, Villa Arianna e il secondo complesso. Solo 8 km dal B&B; Il Fauno, info e prenotazioni su http://www.bbfauno.com Tel. 0818506098 Clicca su Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FaunoPompei
wn.com/Scavi Di Stabiae, Stabiae Ruins, Hotel B B Castellammare Di Stabia Www.Bbfauno.Com
Gli scavi archeologici di Stabia hanno restituito i resti dell'antica città di Stabiae. Attualmente, solo una piccola parte dell'antica città è stata riportata alla luce: sono visitabili la Villa San Marco, Villa Arianna e il secondo complesso. Solo 8 km dal B&B; Il Fauno, info e prenotazioni su http://www.bbfauno.com Tel. 0818506098 Clicca su Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FaunoPompei
- published: 24 Oct 2012
- views: 572
Spot - Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast - www.crowneplazasorrento.com
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- Duration: 4:02
- Updated: 30 Mar 2009
- views: 9360
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è un moderno ed elegante albergo quattro stelle superior, situato in posizione unica ed incantevole, a livello del mare, ...
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è un moderno ed elegante albergo quattro stelle superior, situato in posizione unica ed incantevole, a livello del mare, sul tratto costiero che conduce nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina. Una struttura di grande pregio architettonico, ricavata dalla riconversione industriale di un cementificio in disuso.
Lhotel si sviluppa lungo una passeggiata di oltre 300 metri, fronte mare, ed è suddiviso in due edifici principali; lala ovest e lala est.
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, al suo ingresso, si presenta con uno stile minimalista, caratterizzato da un moderno design. I toni bianchi e blu dei pavimenti e dei comodi divani e poltrone del bar Acquerello, si uniscono armoniosamente ai legni chiari del parquet della reception e del bar Lounge, creando unatmosfera calda ed accogliente.
Le 150 camere, disposte nei due edifici principali, sono spaziose e luminose, tutte arredate in stile moderno, ed offrono una spettacolare vista sul Golfo di Napoli e il Vesuvio.
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, vero e proprio resort nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina, offre una gamma di servizi di primordine. Una piscina privata, situata nella zona ovest dellhotel, con acqua dolce, ed una bellissima terrazza a livello del mare, dispone di lettini prendisole, ombrelloni, e teli mare. Nei mesi freddi, poi una caratteristica copertura permette di chiuderne una parte, rendendola una vera e propria piscina coperta.
Dalla parte estrema è situata la spiaggia privata dellhotel, caratterizzata da una finissima sabbia bianca. Un rifugio tranquillo dove rilassarsi al sole e bagnarsi nellacqua limpida del nostro mare. Accanto alla spiaggia, si trova il molo privato, dal quale partono le escursioni in barca verso le isole del Golfo di Napoli (Capri, Ischia, Procida) e la Costiera Amalfitana.
Direttamente sul mare, lelegante ristorante Gouache, con la sua vista panoramica e il luminoso patio esterno, delizia i sensi dei nostri ospiti con i sapori genuini della tradizione mediterranea.
I nostri chef propongono il meglio della cucina locale ed internazionale, abbinata ad unattenta selezione di vini regionali ed esteri.
La Spamarine dellhotel, è un vero e proprio tempio del benessere. Considerata una delle più grandi beauty farm esistenti in Campania, con la sua estensione su oltre 800 mq., dispone di ben 13 cabine estetiche, 3 vasche per trattamenti balneo e una vasca idromassaggio con zona relax ed angolo tisaneria, sauna, bagno turco, solarium, ed una moderna palestra, con percorso cardio-fitness ( Technogym® ).
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è meta di primordine del turismo congressuale. Con cinque sale meeting attrezzate di tecnologie audio-video allavanguardia, lhotel è la location ideale per ospitare congressi, incentive, ed eventi di tutti i tipi. Il garage interno si estende su 8000 mq, con oltre 200 posti auto e 6 posti bus
wn.com/Spot Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast Www.Crowneplazasorrento.Com
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è un moderno ed elegante albergo quattro stelle superior, situato in posizione unica ed incantevole, a livello del mare, sul tratto costiero che conduce nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina. Una struttura di grande pregio architettonico, ricavata dalla riconversione industriale di un cementificio in disuso.
Lhotel si sviluppa lungo una passeggiata di oltre 300 metri, fronte mare, ed è suddiviso in due edifici principali; lala ovest e lala est.
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, al suo ingresso, si presenta con uno stile minimalista, caratterizzato da un moderno design. I toni bianchi e blu dei pavimenti e dei comodi divani e poltrone del bar Acquerello, si uniscono armoniosamente ai legni chiari del parquet della reception e del bar Lounge, creando unatmosfera calda ed accogliente.
Le 150 camere, disposte nei due edifici principali, sono spaziose e luminose, tutte arredate in stile moderno, ed offrono una spettacolare vista sul Golfo di Napoli e il Vesuvio.
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae, vero e proprio resort nel cuore della Penisola Sorrentina, offre una gamma di servizi di primordine. Una piscina privata, situata nella zona ovest dellhotel, con acqua dolce, ed una bellissima terrazza a livello del mare, dispone di lettini prendisole, ombrelloni, e teli mare. Nei mesi freddi, poi una caratteristica copertura permette di chiuderne una parte, rendendola una vera e propria piscina coperta.
Dalla parte estrema è situata la spiaggia privata dellhotel, caratterizzata da una finissima sabbia bianca. Un rifugio tranquillo dove rilassarsi al sole e bagnarsi nellacqua limpida del nostro mare. Accanto alla spiaggia, si trova il molo privato, dal quale partono le escursioni in barca verso le isole del Golfo di Napoli (Capri, Ischia, Procida) e la Costiera Amalfitana.
Direttamente sul mare, lelegante ristorante Gouache, con la sua vista panoramica e il luminoso patio esterno, delizia i sensi dei nostri ospiti con i sapori genuini della tradizione mediterranea.
I nostri chef propongono il meglio della cucina locale ed internazionale, abbinata ad unattenta selezione di vini regionali ed esteri.
La Spamarine dellhotel, è un vero e proprio tempio del benessere. Considerata una delle più grandi beauty farm esistenti in Campania, con la sua estensione su oltre 800 mq., dispone di ben 13 cabine estetiche, 3 vasche per trattamenti balneo e una vasca idromassaggio con zona relax ed angolo tisaneria, sauna, bagno turco, solarium, ed una moderna palestra, con percorso cardio-fitness ( Technogym® ).
Il Crowne Plaza Stabiae Sorrento Coast è meta di primordine del turismo congressuale. Con cinque sale meeting attrezzate di tecnologie audio-video allavanguardia, lhotel è la location ideale per ospitare congressi, incentive, ed eventi di tutti i tipi. Il garage interno si estende su 8000 mq, con oltre 200 posti auto e 6 posti bus
- published: 30 Mar 2009
- views: 9360
Le Terme di Stabiae riaprono i battenti
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 19 Aug 2016
- views: 614
L’attesa è finalmente terminata. Da questa mattina, venerdì 19 agosto 2016, le Terme di Stabiae sono ufficialmente tornate fruibili al pubblico.
In tutto saran...
L’attesa è finalmente terminata. Da questa mattina, venerdì 19 agosto 2016, le Terme di Stabiae sono ufficialmente tornate fruibili al pubblico.
In tutto saranno 9 le fonti che si potranno bere: Ferrata, Magnesiaca, Solfurea, Solfurea Ferrata, Media, San Vincenzo, Acidula, Solfurea Carbonica, Muraglione. Si pagherà un biglietto di ingresso di 8 euro per i non residenti e 4 per gli stabiesi.
wn.com/Le Terme Di Stabiae Riaprono I Battenti
L’attesa è finalmente terminata. Da questa mattina, venerdì 19 agosto 2016, le Terme di Stabiae sono ufficialmente tornate fruibili al pubblico.
In tutto saranno 9 le fonti che si potranno bere: Ferrata, Magnesiaca, Solfurea, Solfurea Ferrata, Media, San Vincenzo, Acidula, Solfurea Carbonica, Muraglione. Si pagherà un biglietto di ingresso di 8 euro per i non residenti e 4 per gli stabiesi.
- published: 19 Aug 2016
- views: 614
Scavi di Stabia Archeological site of Stabiae www bbfauno com
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 22 Nov 2013
- views: 416
Rispetto agli scavi di Pompei e di Ercolano, quelli di Stabiae sono di dimensioni più ridotte e offrono la possibilità di osservare un diverso aspetto dello sti...
Rispetto agli scavi di Pompei e di Ercolano, quelli di Stabiae sono di dimensioni più ridotte e offrono la possibilità di osservare un diverso aspetto dello stile di vita degli antichi romani: infatti, mentre le prime due località erano delle città, Stabiae, dopo un passato di borgo fortificato, era in epoca romana un luogo di villeggiatura, in cui furono costruite numerose ville residenziali finemente decorate e abbellite con suppellettili di inestimabile valore; non mancavano, tuttavia, ville rustiche.
B&B; Il Fauno, a solo 8 km dal parco archeologico ...prenota online la tua camera e risparmia www.bbfauno.com
wn.com/Scavi Di Stabia Archeological Site Of Stabiae Www Bbfauno Com
Rispetto agli scavi di Pompei e di Ercolano, quelli di Stabiae sono di dimensioni più ridotte e offrono la possibilità di osservare un diverso aspetto dello stile di vita degli antichi romani: infatti, mentre le prime due località erano delle città, Stabiae, dopo un passato di borgo fortificato, era in epoca romana un luogo di villeggiatura, in cui furono costruite numerose ville residenziali finemente decorate e abbellite con suppellettili di inestimabile valore; non mancavano, tuttavia, ville rustiche.
B&B; Il Fauno, a solo 8 km dal parco archeologico ...prenota online la tua camera e risparmia www.bbfauno.com
- published: 22 Nov 2013
- views: 416
Stabiae: Villa San Marco and Villa Arianna
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- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 12 Aug 2016
- views: 41
Stabiae, ancient town of Campania, Italy, on the coast at the eastern end of the Bay of Naples. It was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in ad 79. The...
Stabiae, ancient town of Campania, Italy, on the coast at the eastern end of the Bay of Naples. It was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in ad 79. The modern city on the site is Castellammare di Stabia. Stabiae is part of the collective Torre Annunziata World Heritage site, designated by UNESCO in 1997.Villa San Marco
Villa San Marco
This villa, deriving the name from a chapel that existed in its proximity in the 18th century, was the first one to be explored in the course of excavations in Bourbon times carried out between 1749 and 1754. The graphic and textual documentation of the Bourbon surveys was published in 1881 by M. Ruggiero M. in the book Degli Scavi di Stabiae dal 1749 al 1782 ("On the Stabiae excavations from 1749 to 1782"). The villa was re-buried after the removal of its furnishings and of the better preserved frescoes. Excavations were resumed on 1950 by Libero d’Orsi and O. Elia of the Archaeological Superintendency.
One of the largest villas ever discovered in Campania, measuring more than 11,000 square metres, it has an atrium, a courtyard containing a pool, a triclinium with views of the bay, and a colonnaded courtyard. There are also many other small rooms, a kitchen and two internal gardens. Villa San Marco also has a private bath complex that is made up of a calidarium, tepidarium, and a frigidarium. This villa is also important because it has provided frescoes, sculptures, mosaics and architecture, which show styles and themes comparable to those found in Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Villa Arianna
Named for the fresco depicting Dionysus saving Ariadne from the island of Dia (a mythological name for Naxos), this villa is particularly famous for its frescoes, many of which depict light, winged figures.[2] It is difficult to get a clear sense of this villa, however, because it grew over the course of 150 years. It has one of the largest courtyards of any Roman villa; measuring two stadia in length. Another feature of Villa Arianna is its private tunnel system that links the villa in its location on the ridge to the sea shore, which was probably only between 100 and 200 metres away from the bottom of the hill in Roman times. The shoreline has since changed, leaving the archaeological site further inland than it was in antiquity.
Song: Huma Huma - Pachabelly (Classical)
wn.com/Stabiae Villa San Marco And Villa Arianna
Stabiae, ancient town of Campania, Italy, on the coast at the eastern end of the Bay of Naples. It was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in ad 79. The modern city on the site is Castellammare di Stabia. Stabiae is part of the collective Torre Annunziata World Heritage site, designated by UNESCO in 1997.Villa San Marco
Villa San Marco
This villa, deriving the name from a chapel that existed in its proximity in the 18th century, was the first one to be explored in the course of excavations in Bourbon times carried out between 1749 and 1754. The graphic and textual documentation of the Bourbon surveys was published in 1881 by M. Ruggiero M. in the book Degli Scavi di Stabiae dal 1749 al 1782 ("On the Stabiae excavations from 1749 to 1782"). The villa was re-buried after the removal of its furnishings and of the better preserved frescoes. Excavations were resumed on 1950 by Libero d’Orsi and O. Elia of the Archaeological Superintendency.
One of the largest villas ever discovered in Campania, measuring more than 11,000 square metres, it has an atrium, a courtyard containing a pool, a triclinium with views of the bay, and a colonnaded courtyard. There are also many other small rooms, a kitchen and two internal gardens. Villa San Marco also has a private bath complex that is made up of a calidarium, tepidarium, and a frigidarium. This villa is also important because it has provided frescoes, sculptures, mosaics and architecture, which show styles and themes comparable to those found in Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Villa Arianna
Named for the fresco depicting Dionysus saving Ariadne from the island of Dia (a mythological name for Naxos), this villa is particularly famous for its frescoes, many of which depict light, winged figures.[2] It is difficult to get a clear sense of this villa, however, because it grew over the course of 150 years. It has one of the largest courtyards of any Roman villa; measuring two stadia in length. Another feature of Villa Arianna is its private tunnel system that links the villa in its location on the ridge to the sea shore, which was probably only between 100 and 200 metres away from the bottom of the hill in Roman times. The shoreline has since changed, leaving the archaeological site further inland than it was in antiquity.
Song: Huma Huma - Pachabelly (Classical)
- published: 12 Aug 2016
- views: 41
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Monte Faito cable car - Castellammare di Stabia, Naples Italy
Taking the cable car from Castellammare di Stabia, Naples to the top of Monte Faito. View of Naples and Vesuvius. Located in the Sorrentine peninsula, Campania, Italy -
TRAVEL GUIDE - MOUZAKI PALACE
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"MISTER & MISS STABIA" 2011 - Sfilata DONNA in COSTUME
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TRAVEL VLOG || Napoli, Sorrento, Italia
***MISSPELLED NAPOLI BY ACCIDENT IN THE BEGINNING LOL SORRY!DIDN'T NOTICE UNTIL NOW -_- #amateur *** Travel diaries continue as I visit the birthplace of pizza, Naples, and visit its nearby neighbor Sorrento! ----------------------------------------------- Here are some tips to enjoy Naples: 1.) Keep your valuables close to you AT ALL TIMES. The pickpockets in Naples are PROS, probably the most notorious out of all of Italy. Make sure you hold on to your handbags, even cross body bags because these pickpockets are known for cutting the strap while on motorcycles and just getting away. Fellas, make sure your wallet is in a safe place! 2.) Naples is a great day trip from Rome, only 2 hrs by train, I believe I only paid $25 roundtrip so it's not a bad deal at all and you get to see a com... -
Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast in Castellammare di Stabia (Neapel Sorrent Kampanien -
Mehr Informationen: http://out.hotelvideoclips.de/ov0 Das Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast liegt in der Stadt Castellammare di Stabia welche zu Italien (Europa) gehoert. Die meisten Gaeste des Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast wuerden das Hotel weiterempfehlen, die Weiterempfehlungsrate liegt bei 77%. Zudem erhaelt das Hotel 4.3 von 6 Sonnen. Sprechen Sie am besten mit Ihrem Reiseveranstalter oder rufen Sie direkt beim Hotel an, um mehr Informationen ueber das Hotel zu bekommen. Zimmer: Sauberkeit, haeufiger Waeschewechsel, gute Ausstattung wie Fernseher und Balkon, das macht ein sehr gutes Zimmer aus. Die Hotelgaeste sind sehr zufrieden mit den Zimmern und vergeben 5,3 von 6 Sonnen. Gastronomie: Viele Gaeste sind der Meinung, dass dieses Hotel eine gute Kueche hat und vergebe... -
Η ΧΟΡΩΔΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΔΗΜ. ΣΧΟΛ. ΒΡΑΧΑΤΙΟΥ ΣΤΟ CASTELAMARE DI STABIA
15/5/14 "ΚΡΑΤΗΣΑ ΤΗ ΖΩΗ ΜΟΥ" TOY ΜΙΚΗ ΘΕΟΔΩΡΑΚΗ ΣΕ ΔΙΔΑΣΚΑΛΙΑ ΤΗΣ ΜΑΡΙΑΣ ΓΕΡΟΛΥΜΟΥ ΜΕ ΤΟΥΣ ΜΟΥΣΙΚΟΥΣ ΝΙΚΟ ΦΡΑΓΚΑΚΗ ΦΛΟΓΕΡΑ - ΜΠΟΥΖΟΥΚΙ ΚΑΙ ΘΟΔΩΡΗ ΣΚΟΝΔΡΑ ΚΟΝΤΡΑΜΠΑΣΣΟ ΜΕ ΤΗ ΧΟΡΩΔΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΔΗΜ. ΣΧΟΛ. ΒΡΑΧΑΤΙΟΥ ΣΤΟ CASTELAMARE DI STABIA ΣΤΗΝ ITAΛIA KATA THN ΠΑΡΟΥΣΙΑΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΣΤΟΝ 9ο ΜΟΥΣΙΚΟ ΔΙΑΓΩΝΙΣΜΟ ΣΤΟ Quisisana Palace in Castellammare...ΟΠΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΠΗΡΕ ΤΗ 2η ΘΕΣΗ!!! -
Castellammare: turisti per caso
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Pompei, Italy Travel
Pompei, Italy Travel - Pompei is a city and comune in the province of Naples in Campania, southern Italy. The city is mainly famous for the ruins of the ancient city of Pompeii, located in the frazione of Pompei Scavi. The central basilica, dedicated to Madonna del Rosario di Pompei, has become a site for Catholic pilgrimages in recent years. It houses a canvas by Luca Giordano. [edit] Pompeii is a partially buried Roman town-city near modern Naples in the Italian region of Campania, in the territory of the comune of Pompei. Along with Herculaneum, its sister city, Pompeii was destroyed and completely buried during a long catastrophic eruption of the volcano Mount Vesuvius spanning two days in 79 AD. The eruption buried Pompeii under 4 to 6 meters of ash and pumice, and it was lost for o... -
Tuscany & the Amalfi Coast Tour
Click this link to view the full video: http://bit.ly/10bRkW6 On Grand Circle Travel's Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast vacation, see travelers explore a Roman villa in Stabiae and share pasta with a family in Sorrento. Throughout this relaxed Italian tour based in Chianciano & Sorrento, you'll also: • See Renaissance piazzas in the Orcia Valley • Sample wines at a Tuscan vineyard • Tour Florence & Rome -
Travel Italy: Rome, the Eternal City & a Side Trip to Frascati
The gorgeous Roman weather continued on June 12, 2010. After a full day of sightseeing in Rome the day before I decided it was time for a little out-of-town excursion. So I went to the Termini Train Station and bought a ticket to Frascati, a city in the mountains just about an hour southeast of Rome. Once arrived in this scenic spot, I walked around for a couple of hours and stumbled upon the main square where a market was set up and the locals were sitting on benches chatting. I chatted with one local merchant and ended up buying a porchetta sandwich -- a delicious traditional local snack of slow-roasted pork inside a crispy bun. A couple of hours later I headed back to Rome for my second city bicycle tour with my expert guide Roberto from Top Bike Rental: the Panoramic Tour of Rome. We...
Monte Faito cable car - Castellammare di Stabia, Naples Italy
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 05 Aug 2010
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Taking the cable car from Castellammare di Stabia, Naples to the top of Monte Faito. View of Naples and Vesuvius.
Located in the Sorrentine peninsula, Campani...
Taking the cable car from Castellammare di Stabia, Naples to the top of Monte Faito. View of Naples and Vesuvius.
Located in the Sorrentine peninsula, Campania, Italy
wn.com/Monte Faito Cable Car Castellammare Di Stabia, Naples Italy
Taking the cable car from Castellammare di Stabia, Naples to the top of Monte Faito. View of Naples and Vesuvius.
Located in the Sorrentine peninsula, Campania, Italy
- published: 05 Aug 2010
- views: 5939
TRAVEL GUIDE - MOUZAKI PALACE
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- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 01 Mar 2014
- views: 395
- published: 01 Mar 2014
- views: 395
"MISTER & MISS STABIA" 2011 - Sfilata DONNA in COSTUME
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- Duration: 14:45
- Updated: 19 Mar 2012
- views: 1636
- published: 19 Mar 2012
- views: 1636
TRAVEL VLOG || Napoli, Sorrento, Italia
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- Duration: 5:20
- Updated: 17 Nov 2014
- views: 1466
***MISSPELLED NAPOLI BY ACCIDENT IN THE BEGINNING LOL SORRY!DIDN'T NOTICE UNTIL NOW -_- #amateur ***
Travel diaries continue as I visit the birthplace of pizza,...
***MISSPELLED NAPOLI BY ACCIDENT IN THE BEGINNING LOL SORRY!DIDN'T NOTICE UNTIL NOW -_- #amateur ***
Travel diaries continue as I visit the birthplace of pizza, Naples, and visit its nearby neighbor Sorrento!
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Here are some tips to enjoy Naples:
1.) Keep your valuables close to you AT ALL TIMES. The pickpockets in Naples are PROS, probably the most notorious out of all of Italy. Make sure you hold on to your handbags, even cross body bags because these pickpockets are known for cutting the strap while on motorcycles and just getting away. Fellas, make sure your wallet is in a safe place!
2.) Naples is a great day trip from Rome, only 2 hrs by train, I believe I only paid $25 roundtrip so it's not a bad deal at all and you get to see a completely different side of Italy. You can get your tickets early in advance on http://www.trenitalia.com
3.) Naples is KNOWN as the birthplace of pizza so why not indulge? I visited a great pizzeria by the name of Trattoria Medina near the Port and the handmade pizzas were amazing! I also recommend L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele which is one of the BEST places in Napoli for pizza, possibly the world!
4.) Like I said before, there are HUNDREDS of churches in Naples, each church having a different history behind it, some built over 1000 years ago. Be sure to visit these churches, take in all of the beautiful architecture and just admire all of its rich history!
5.) Want to visit the Amalfi Coast, Pompeii or Sorrento? It is close by, less than an hour away and very accessible by train or car!
How to get to Sorrento:
The Circumvesuviana Train is a regional network of lines running out of Naples to the east of the city around Mount Vesuvius. It is not part of the Italian national rail network so you cannot buy tickets from TrenItalia on-line or from rail stations nationally. For visitors the line that is used extensively is the Naples to Sorrento via Pompeii and Herculaneum line, a journey that takes just over an hour with countless stops along the way. Frequencies are very good, around every 30 minutes all day. The stations that are most of interest to tourists between Sorrento and Naples are Castellammare di Stabia (cable car to Monte Faito), Pompeii (archaeological area and bus connection to Vesuvius), Torre Annunziata (for Oplontis) and Ercolano Scavi (for Herculaneum archaeological area). You can easily take the circumvesuviana from Napoli Centrale on Piazza Garibaldi. Also note that the part of Napoli Centrale that’s dedicated to the Circumvesuviana is downstairs from the regular trains. Make sure you ask the ticket booth agent for a roundtrip ticket in case you plan on staying out longer before they close. The round trip ticket only cost 8euro so it was a great deal indeed! I will say this, since it is VERY CHEAP and tourists mostly take this train due to historical sites along the way, pickpockets are NOTORIOUS on boarding the circumvesuviana. We were lucky to be one of the first to board the train so we were able to get some seats, but halfway through the journey, a lot of tourists boarding the train had to stand up and it got packed really quick which is a playground for pickpockets. So traveler, BEWARE! Seeing Mt. Vesuvius from the train window was also a great sight to see, along with the tiny towns along the way. You can’t get lost, Sorrento is the final stop for the train so as soon as the door opens, everyone gets out. It was a nice 45 minute train ride I must say, and to be greeted with the warm salt air as I got out was quite delightful. Navigating around town was pretty easy, as it was a “resort town”, It seemed to me that there were more tourists than locals, but overall you just couldn’t get lost. There are several maps downstairs the train station which are pretty easy to follow. Sorrento is known for their limoncello so be prepared to smell the zestiness in the air. Pretty strong too in terms of alcohol content. Every shop owners handed out samples of their Limoncello so I was pretty much getting buzzed for free lol
The dirty lens:
I know, I know, the lens is interfering once again with the quality of the video.Please forgive me, for some reason it didn't show up when I was taking pictures but it shows up when I'm filming? Again, I didn't realize until I got home and started editing! :(
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Travel diaries continue as I visit the birthplace of pizza, Naples, and visit its nearby neighbor Sorrento!
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Here are some tips to enjoy Naples:
1.) Keep your valuables close to you AT ALL TIMES. The pickpockets in Naples are PROS, probably the most notorious out of all of Italy. Make sure you hold on to your handbags, even cross body bags because these pickpockets are known for cutting the strap while on motorcycles and just getting away. Fellas, make sure your wallet is in a safe place!
2.) Naples is a great day trip from Rome, only 2 hrs by train, I believe I only paid $25 roundtrip so it's not a bad deal at all and you get to see a completely different side of Italy. You can get your tickets early in advance on http://www.trenitalia.com
3.) Naples is KNOWN as the birthplace of pizza so why not indulge? I visited a great pizzeria by the name of Trattoria Medina near the Port and the handmade pizzas were amazing! I also recommend L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele which is one of the BEST places in Napoli for pizza, possibly the world!
4.) Like I said before, there are HUNDREDS of churches in Naples, each church having a different history behind it, some built over 1000 years ago. Be sure to visit these churches, take in all of the beautiful architecture and just admire all of its rich history!
5.) Want to visit the Amalfi Coast, Pompeii or Sorrento? It is close by, less than an hour away and very accessible by train or car!
How to get to Sorrento:
The Circumvesuviana Train is a regional network of lines running out of Naples to the east of the city around Mount Vesuvius. It is not part of the Italian national rail network so you cannot buy tickets from TrenItalia on-line or from rail stations nationally. For visitors the line that is used extensively is the Naples to Sorrento via Pompeii and Herculaneum line, a journey that takes just over an hour with countless stops along the way. Frequencies are very good, around every 30 minutes all day. The stations that are most of interest to tourists between Sorrento and Naples are Castellammare di Stabia (cable car to Monte Faito), Pompeii (archaeological area and bus connection to Vesuvius), Torre Annunziata (for Oplontis) and Ercolano Scavi (for Herculaneum archaeological area). You can easily take the circumvesuviana from Napoli Centrale on Piazza Garibaldi. Also note that the part of Napoli Centrale that’s dedicated to the Circumvesuviana is downstairs from the regular trains. Make sure you ask the ticket booth agent for a roundtrip ticket in case you plan on staying out longer before they close. The round trip ticket only cost 8euro so it was a great deal indeed! I will say this, since it is VERY CHEAP and tourists mostly take this train due to historical sites along the way, pickpockets are NOTORIOUS on boarding the circumvesuviana. We were lucky to be one of the first to board the train so we were able to get some seats, but halfway through the journey, a lot of tourists boarding the train had to stand up and it got packed really quick which is a playground for pickpockets. So traveler, BEWARE! Seeing Mt. Vesuvius from the train window was also a great sight to see, along with the tiny towns along the way. You can’t get lost, Sorrento is the final stop for the train so as soon as the door opens, everyone gets out. It was a nice 45 minute train ride I must say, and to be greeted with the warm salt air as I got out was quite delightful. Navigating around town was pretty easy, as it was a “resort town”, It seemed to me that there were more tourists than locals, but overall you just couldn’t get lost. There are several maps downstairs the train station which are pretty easy to follow. Sorrento is known for their limoncello so be prepared to smell the zestiness in the air. Pretty strong too in terms of alcohol content. Every shop owners handed out samples of their Limoncello so I was pretty much getting buzzed for free lol
The dirty lens:
I know, I know, the lens is interfering once again with the quality of the video.Please forgive me, for some reason it didn't show up when I was taking pictures but it shows up when I'm filming? Again, I didn't realize until I got home and started editing! :(
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Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast in Castellammare di Stabia (Neapel Sorrent Kampanien -
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Das Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast liegt in der Stadt Castellammare di Stabia welche zu Italien (Eur...
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Das Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast liegt in der Stadt Castellammare di Stabia welche zu Italien (Europa) gehoert.
Die meisten Gaeste des Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast wuerden das Hotel weiterempfehlen, die Weiterempfehlungsrate liegt bei 77%. Zudem erhaelt das Hotel 4.3 von 6 Sonnen. Sprechen Sie am besten mit Ihrem Reiseveranstalter oder rufen Sie direkt beim Hotel an, um mehr Informationen ueber das Hotel zu bekommen.
Zimmer:
Sauberkeit, haeufiger Waeschewechsel, gute Ausstattung wie Fernseher und Balkon, das macht ein sehr gutes Zimmer aus. Die Hotelgaeste sind sehr zufrieden mit den Zimmern und vergeben 5,3 von 6 Sonnen.
Gastronomie:
Viele Gaeste sind der Meinung, dass dieses Hotel eine gute Kueche hat und vergeben hierfuer 4,8 von 6 Sonnen.
Hotel allgemein:
Gaeste loben den guten Zustand und die Sauberkeit des Hotels. Hierfuer wurden 4,7 von 6 Sonnen vergeben.
Service:
Im Punkt Service wird das Hotel von den meisten Gaesten positiv bewertet. Im Durchschnitt werden 4,3 von 6 Sonnen vergeben.
Sport und Unterhaltungsprogramme:
Die guten Sport- und Unterhaltungsmoeglichkeiten in diesem Hotel sind den Gaesten 4 von 6 Sonnen wert.
Lage und Umgebung:
Die Gaeste bewerten die Lage des Hotels mit nur 3 von 6 Sonnen.
Informationen zur Verfuegbarkeit von Transfer zum Hotel, WLAN in den Zimmern des Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast, sowie Details zum Animations-Progamm, Entfernung zum Strand oder zu Diskotheken erhalten Sie bei Ihren Reiseveranstalter oder auf der Webseite des Hotels. Neben den hier verwendeten Bewertungen, lohnt sich ein Blick auf die ggf. vorhandene Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast Facebook-Seite.
Sprache: deutsch (german)
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Die verwendeten Informationen stammen von HolidayCheck.de. Sie wurden am 26.06.2014 abgerufen. In diesem Video wurden Bilder aus Castellammare di Stabia oder allgemeine Bilder aus Italien verwendet. Die gezeigten Orte und Landschaften dienen als Beispiel und muessen nicht unbedingt in der Naehe des Hotels liegen.
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Das Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast liegt in der Stadt Castellammare di Stabia welche zu Italien (Europa) gehoert.
Die meisten Gaeste des Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast wuerden das Hotel weiterempfehlen, die Weiterempfehlungsrate liegt bei 77%. Zudem erhaelt das Hotel 4.3 von 6 Sonnen. Sprechen Sie am besten mit Ihrem Reiseveranstalter oder rufen Sie direkt beim Hotel an, um mehr Informationen ueber das Hotel zu bekommen.
Zimmer:
Sauberkeit, haeufiger Waeschewechsel, gute Ausstattung wie Fernseher und Balkon, das macht ein sehr gutes Zimmer aus. Die Hotelgaeste sind sehr zufrieden mit den Zimmern und vergeben 5,3 von 6 Sonnen.
Gastronomie:
Viele Gaeste sind der Meinung, dass dieses Hotel eine gute Kueche hat und vergeben hierfuer 4,8 von 6 Sonnen.
Hotel allgemein:
Gaeste loben den guten Zustand und die Sauberkeit des Hotels. Hierfuer wurden 4,7 von 6 Sonnen vergeben.
Service:
Im Punkt Service wird das Hotel von den meisten Gaesten positiv bewertet. Im Durchschnitt werden 4,3 von 6 Sonnen vergeben.
Sport und Unterhaltungsprogramme:
Die guten Sport- und Unterhaltungsmoeglichkeiten in diesem Hotel sind den Gaesten 4 von 6 Sonnen wert.
Lage und Umgebung:
Die Gaeste bewerten die Lage des Hotels mit nur 3 von 6 Sonnen.
Informationen zur Verfuegbarkeit von Transfer zum Hotel, WLAN in den Zimmern des Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast, sowie Details zum Animations-Progamm, Entfernung zum Strand oder zu Diskotheken erhalten Sie bei Ihren Reiseveranstalter oder auf der Webseite des Hotels. Neben den hier verwendeten Bewertungen, lohnt sich ein Blick auf die ggf. vorhandene Towers Hotel Stabiae Sorrento Coast Facebook-Seite.
Sprache: deutsch (german)
Quellenhinweis:
Die verwendeten Informationen stammen von HolidayCheck.de. Sie wurden am 26.06.2014 abgerufen. In diesem Video wurden Bilder aus Castellammare di Stabia oder allgemeine Bilder aus Italien verwendet. Die gezeigten Orte und Landschaften dienen als Beispiel und muessen nicht unbedingt in der Naehe des Hotels liegen.
Mehr unter: http://out.hotelvideoclips.de/ov0
- published: 03 Jul 2014
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Η ΧΟΡΩΔΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΔΗΜ. ΣΧΟΛ. ΒΡΑΧΑΤΙΟΥ ΣΤΟ CASTELAMARE DI STABIA
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- Updated: 17 May 2014
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15/5/14 "ΚΡΑΤΗΣΑ ΤΗ ΖΩΗ ΜΟΥ" TOY ΜΙΚΗ ΘΕΟΔΩΡΑΚΗ ΣΕ ΔΙΔΑΣΚΑΛΙΑ ΤΗΣ ΜΑΡΙΑΣ ΓΕΡΟΛΥΜΟΥ ΜΕ ΤΟΥΣ ΜΟΥΣΙΚΟΥΣ ΝΙΚΟ ΦΡΑΓΚΑΚΗ ΦΛΟΓΕΡΑ - ΜΠΟΥΖΟΥΚΙ ΚΑΙ ΘΟΔΩΡΗ ΣΚΟΝΔΡΑ ΚΟΝΤΡΑ...
15/5/14 "ΚΡΑΤΗΣΑ ΤΗ ΖΩΗ ΜΟΥ" TOY ΜΙΚΗ ΘΕΟΔΩΡΑΚΗ ΣΕ ΔΙΔΑΣΚΑΛΙΑ ΤΗΣ ΜΑΡΙΑΣ ΓΕΡΟΛΥΜΟΥ ΜΕ ΤΟΥΣ ΜΟΥΣΙΚΟΥΣ ΝΙΚΟ ΦΡΑΓΚΑΚΗ ΦΛΟΓΕΡΑ - ΜΠΟΥΖΟΥΚΙ ΚΑΙ ΘΟΔΩΡΗ ΣΚΟΝΔΡΑ ΚΟΝΤΡΑΜΠΑΣΣΟ ΜΕ ΤΗ ΧΟΡΩΔΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΔΗΜ. ΣΧΟΛ. ΒΡΑΧΑΤΙΟΥ ΣΤΟ CASTELAMARE DI STABIA ΣΤΗΝ ITAΛIA KATA THN ΠΑΡΟΥΣΙΑΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΣΤΟΝ 9ο ΜΟΥΣΙΚΟ ΔΙΑΓΩΝΙΣΜΟ ΣΤΟ Quisisana Palace in Castellammare...ΟΠΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΠΗΡΕ ΤΗ 2η ΘΕΣΗ!!!
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15/5/14 "ΚΡΑΤΗΣΑ ΤΗ ΖΩΗ ΜΟΥ" TOY ΜΙΚΗ ΘΕΟΔΩΡΑΚΗ ΣΕ ΔΙΔΑΣΚΑΛΙΑ ΤΗΣ ΜΑΡΙΑΣ ΓΕΡΟΛΥΜΟΥ ΜΕ ΤΟΥΣ ΜΟΥΣΙΚΟΥΣ ΝΙΚΟ ΦΡΑΓΚΑΚΗ ΦΛΟΓΕΡΑ - ΜΠΟΥΖΟΥΚΙ ΚΑΙ ΘΟΔΩΡΗ ΣΚΟΝΔΡΑ ΚΟΝΤΡΑΜΠΑΣΣΟ ΜΕ ΤΗ ΧΟΡΩΔΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΔΗΜ. ΣΧΟΛ. ΒΡΑΧΑΤΙΟΥ ΣΤΟ CASTELAMARE DI STABIA ΣΤΗΝ ITAΛIA KATA THN ΠΑΡΟΥΣΙΑΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΣΤΟΝ 9ο ΜΟΥΣΙΚΟ ΔΙΑΓΩΝΙΣΜΟ ΣΤΟ Quisisana Palace in Castellammare...ΟΠΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΠΗΡΕ ΤΗ 2η ΘΕΣΗ!!!
- published: 17 May 2014
- views: 495
Castellammare: turisti per caso
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- Updated: 18 Feb 2014
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- published: 18 Feb 2014
- views: 2148
Pompei, Italy Travel
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- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 10 Aug 2014
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Pompei, Italy Travel - Pompei is a city and comune in the province of Naples in Campania, southern Italy.
The city is mainly famous for the ruins of the ancien...
Pompei, Italy Travel - Pompei is a city and comune in the province of Naples in Campania, southern Italy.
The city is mainly famous for the ruins of the ancient city of Pompeii, located in the frazione of Pompei Scavi.
The central basilica, dedicated to Madonna del Rosario di Pompei, has become a site for Catholic pilgrimages in recent years. It houses a canvas by Luca Giordano.
[edit] Pompeii is a partially buried Roman town-city near modern Naples in the Italian region of Campania, in the territory of the comune of Pompei. Along with Herculaneum, its sister city, Pompeii was destroyed and completely buried during a long catastrophic eruption of the volcano Mount Vesuvius spanning two days in 79 AD. The eruption buried Pompeii under 4 to 6 meters of ash and pumice, and it was lost for over 1,500 years before its accidental rediscovery in 1599. Since then, its excavation has provided an extraordinarily detailed insight into the life of a city at the height of the Roman Empire. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Italy, with approximately 2,500,000 visitors every year.Early history
The archaeological digs at the site extend to the street level of the 79 AD volcanic event; deeper digs in older parts of Pompeii and core samples of nearby drillings have exposed layers of jumbled sediment that suggest that the city had suffered from the volcano and other seismic events before then. Three sheets of sediment have been found on top of the lava that lies below the city and, mixed in with the sediment, archaeologists have found bits of animal bone, pottery shards and plants. Using carbon dating, the oldest layer has been dated to the 8th-6th centuries BC, about the time that the city was founded. The other two layers are separated from the other layers by well-developed soil layers or Roman pavement and were laid in the 4th century BC and 2nd century BC. It is theorized that the layers of jumbled sediment were created by large landslides, perhaps triggered by extended rainfall.[2]
The town was founded around the 7th-6th century BC by the Osci or Oscans, a people of central Italy, on what was an important crossroad between Cumae, Nola and Stabiae. It had already been used as a safe port by Greek and Phoenician sailors. According to Strabo, Pompeii was also captured by the Etruscans, and in fact recent excavations have shown the presence of Etruscan inscriptions and a 6th century BC necropolis. Pompeii was captured for the first time by the Greek colony of Cumae, allied with Syracuse, between 525 and 474 BC.
In the 5th century BC, the Samnites conquered it (and all the other towns of Campania); the new rulers imposed their architecture and enlarged the town. After the Samnite Wars (4th century BC), Pompeii was forced to accept the status of socium of Rome, maintaining, however, linguistic and administrative autonomy. In the 4th century BC, it was fortified. Pompeii remained faithful to Rome during the Second Punic War.
Pompeii took part in the war that the towns of Campania initiated against Rome, but in 89 BC it was besieged by Sulla. Although the troops of the Social League, headed by Lucius Cluentius, helped in resisting the Romans, in 80 BC Pompeii was forced to surrender after the conquest of Nola, culminating in many of Sullas veterans being given land and property, while many of those who went against Rome were ousted from their homes. It became a Roman colony with the name of Colonia Cornelia Veneria Pompeianorum. The town became an important passage for goods that arrived by sea and had to be sent toward Rome or Southern Italy along the nearby Appian Way. Agriculture, water and wine production were also important.
It was fed with water by a spur from Aqua Augusta (Naples) built circa 20 BC by Agrippa; the main line supplied several other large towns, and finally the naval base at Misenum. The castellum in Pompeii is well preserved, and includes many interesting details of the distribution network and its controls.
Enjoy Your Pompei, Italy Travel!
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Pompei, Italy Travel - Pompei is a city and comune in the province of Naples in Campania, southern Italy.
The city is mainly famous for the ruins of the ancient city of Pompeii, located in the frazione of Pompei Scavi.
The central basilica, dedicated to Madonna del Rosario di Pompei, has become a site for Catholic pilgrimages in recent years. It houses a canvas by Luca Giordano.
[edit] Pompeii is a partially buried Roman town-city near modern Naples in the Italian region of Campania, in the territory of the comune of Pompei. Along with Herculaneum, its sister city, Pompeii was destroyed and completely buried during a long catastrophic eruption of the volcano Mount Vesuvius spanning two days in 79 AD. The eruption buried Pompeii under 4 to 6 meters of ash and pumice, and it was lost for over 1,500 years before its accidental rediscovery in 1599. Since then, its excavation has provided an extraordinarily detailed insight into the life of a city at the height of the Roman Empire. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Italy, with approximately 2,500,000 visitors every year.Early history
The archaeological digs at the site extend to the street level of the 79 AD volcanic event; deeper digs in older parts of Pompeii and core samples of nearby drillings have exposed layers of jumbled sediment that suggest that the city had suffered from the volcano and other seismic events before then. Three sheets of sediment have been found on top of the lava that lies below the city and, mixed in with the sediment, archaeologists have found bits of animal bone, pottery shards and plants. Using carbon dating, the oldest layer has been dated to the 8th-6th centuries BC, about the time that the city was founded. The other two layers are separated from the other layers by well-developed soil layers or Roman pavement and were laid in the 4th century BC and 2nd century BC. It is theorized that the layers of jumbled sediment were created by large landslides, perhaps triggered by extended rainfall.[2]
The town was founded around the 7th-6th century BC by the Osci or Oscans, a people of central Italy, on what was an important crossroad between Cumae, Nola and Stabiae. It had already been used as a safe port by Greek and Phoenician sailors. According to Strabo, Pompeii was also captured by the Etruscans, and in fact recent excavations have shown the presence of Etruscan inscriptions and a 6th century BC necropolis. Pompeii was captured for the first time by the Greek colony of Cumae, allied with Syracuse, between 525 and 474 BC.
In the 5th century BC, the Samnites conquered it (and all the other towns of Campania); the new rulers imposed their architecture and enlarged the town. After the Samnite Wars (4th century BC), Pompeii was forced to accept the status of socium of Rome, maintaining, however, linguistic and administrative autonomy. In the 4th century BC, it was fortified. Pompeii remained faithful to Rome during the Second Punic War.
Pompeii took part in the war that the towns of Campania initiated against Rome, but in 89 BC it was besieged by Sulla. Although the troops of the Social League, headed by Lucius Cluentius, helped in resisting the Romans, in 80 BC Pompeii was forced to surrender after the conquest of Nola, culminating in many of Sullas veterans being given land and property, while many of those who went against Rome were ousted from their homes. It became a Roman colony with the name of Colonia Cornelia Veneria Pompeianorum. The town became an important passage for goods that arrived by sea and had to be sent toward Rome or Southern Italy along the nearby Appian Way. Agriculture, water and wine production were also important.
It was fed with water by a spur from Aqua Augusta (Naples) built circa 20 BC by Agrippa; the main line supplied several other large towns, and finally the naval base at Misenum. The castellum in Pompeii is well preserved, and includes many interesting details of the distribution network and its controls.
Enjoy Your Pompei, Italy Travel!
- published: 10 Aug 2014
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Tuscany & the Amalfi Coast Tour
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- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 21 Jan 2013
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On Grand Circle Travel's Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast vacation, see travelers explore a Roman vill...
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On Grand Circle Travel's Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast vacation, see travelers explore a Roman villa in Stabiae and share pasta with a family in Sorrento. Throughout this relaxed Italian tour based in Chianciano & Sorrento, you'll also:
• See Renaissance piazzas in the Orcia Valley
• Sample wines at a Tuscan vineyard
• Tour Florence & Rome
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On Grand Circle Travel's Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast vacation, see travelers explore a Roman villa in Stabiae and share pasta with a family in Sorrento. Throughout this relaxed Italian tour based in Chianciano & Sorrento, you'll also:
• See Renaissance piazzas in the Orcia Valley
• Sample wines at a Tuscan vineyard
• Tour Florence & Rome
- published: 21 Jan 2013
- views: 327
Travel Italy: Rome, the Eternal City & a Side Trip to Frascati
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- Duration: 2:48
- Updated: 18 Oct 2010
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The gorgeous Roman weather continued on June 12, 2010. After a full day of sightseeing in Rome the day before I decided it was time for a little out-of-town exc...
The gorgeous Roman weather continued on June 12, 2010. After a full day of sightseeing in Rome the day before I decided it was time for a little out-of-town excursion. So I went to the Termini Train Station and bought a ticket to Frascati, a city in the mountains just about an hour southeast of Rome. Once arrived in this scenic spot, I walked around for a couple of hours and stumbled upon the main square where a market was set up and the locals were sitting on benches chatting. I chatted with one local merchant and ended up buying a porchetta sandwich -- a delicious traditional local snack of slow-roasted pork inside a crispy bun.
A couple of hours later I headed back to Rome for my second city bicycle tour with my expert guide Roberto from Top Bike Rental: the Panoramic Tour of Rome. We started our ride on the Equiline Hill, rode down on the Oppian Hill past the Colosseum and up on the other side to the Aventine Hill from where we enjoyed a gorgeous view across to the Vatican. Coming down on the west side of the hill we cycled into Trastevere, the quarter on the other side of the Tiber River, with its narrow cobble-stoned streets and dozens of restaurants and bars. Trastevere has evolved from a rather poor fishing village into one of Rome's most popular entertainment and real estate districts.
Past Trastevere we started cycling up another hill, this time it was the Janiculum Hill (Gianicolo in Italian), past the gorgeous Fonte Acqua Paola fountain, a huge fountain that marked the end of the Acqua Paola aqueduct. On top of the hill we cycled through the Parco Gianicolense to the Monument to Garibaldi, past the Gianicolo Lighthouse and down on the other side towards the Vatican.
Roberto gave us about an hour and a half to explore Saint Peter's Basilica, the world's largest church which holds about 60,000 people, one of Christianity's holiest sites. Construction on the church started in 1506 and was completed at the end of 1626 and it holds some of western art's most treasured works, including Michelangelo's Pieta. The interior of St. Peter's Basilica is so massive and so intricately adorned, it simply takes your breath away. I was extremely impressed by this mysterious, beautiful space.
Further points on our itinerary included the Castell Sant' Angelo, and back on the other side of the Tiber River, the Piazza Navona, the Fontana di Trevi, and the Pantheon. Towards the evening we cycled through the Jewish Ghetto to the ancient Teatro Marcello and then came back via the Campidoglio on the Capitoline Hill, from where we had the most amazing view of the ancient sites that are part of the Roman Forum. By this time the ancient ruins were bathed in gold by the setting sun -- an almost surreal vista. Rome's packed collection of ancient architectural treasures is absolutely mind-blowing.
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The gorgeous Roman weather continued on June 12, 2010. After a full day of sightseeing in Rome the day before I decided it was time for a little out-of-town excursion. So I went to the Termini Train Station and bought a ticket to Frascati, a city in the mountains just about an hour southeast of Rome. Once arrived in this scenic spot, I walked around for a couple of hours and stumbled upon the main square where a market was set up and the locals were sitting on benches chatting. I chatted with one local merchant and ended up buying a porchetta sandwich -- a delicious traditional local snack of slow-roasted pork inside a crispy bun.
A couple of hours later I headed back to Rome for my second city bicycle tour with my expert guide Roberto from Top Bike Rental: the Panoramic Tour of Rome. We started our ride on the Equiline Hill, rode down on the Oppian Hill past the Colosseum and up on the other side to the Aventine Hill from where we enjoyed a gorgeous view across to the Vatican. Coming down on the west side of the hill we cycled into Trastevere, the quarter on the other side of the Tiber River, with its narrow cobble-stoned streets and dozens of restaurants and bars. Trastevere has evolved from a rather poor fishing village into one of Rome's most popular entertainment and real estate districts.
Past Trastevere we started cycling up another hill, this time it was the Janiculum Hill (Gianicolo in Italian), past the gorgeous Fonte Acqua Paola fountain, a huge fountain that marked the end of the Acqua Paola aqueduct. On top of the hill we cycled through the Parco Gianicolense to the Monument to Garibaldi, past the Gianicolo Lighthouse and down on the other side towards the Vatican.
Roberto gave us about an hour and a half to explore Saint Peter's Basilica, the world's largest church which holds about 60,000 people, one of Christianity's holiest sites. Construction on the church started in 1506 and was completed at the end of 1626 and it holds some of western art's most treasured works, including Michelangelo's Pieta. The interior of St. Peter's Basilica is so massive and so intricately adorned, it simply takes your breath away. I was extremely impressed by this mysterious, beautiful space.
Further points on our itinerary included the Castell Sant' Angelo, and back on the other side of the Tiber River, the Piazza Navona, the Fontana di Trevi, and the Pantheon. Towards the evening we cycled through the Jewish Ghetto to the ancient Teatro Marcello and then came back via the Campidoglio on the Capitoline Hill, from where we had the most amazing view of the ancient sites that are part of the Roman Forum. By this time the ancient ruins were bathed in gold by the setting sun -- an almost surreal vista. Rome's packed collection of ancient architectural treasures is absolutely mind-blowing.
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Scavi di Stabiae, Stabiae Ruins, Hotel B&B; Castellammare di Stabia www.bbfauno.com
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Ronnie's arrived with his Radio
He carries it everywhere he goes,
And talk about knowing your airwaves
...Ronnie'll name a few
Nicholas came with his cockatoo... too,
Which is really a pigeon but his heart would stop tickin'
if he ever knew.
'Cos everybody needs somebody (sometime)
I'm still needing you
CHORUS
I've been spun and spin-dried
but still the tears fall from my eyes.
I've been spun but I'm cry-dyed
do me a favour and wring me.
I've been spun and spin-dried
but still the tears fall from my eyes.
I've been spun but I'm cry-dyed
do me a favour and wring me... sometime
Little Linda's got a way with men
And so far she's got away with about nine or ten
'Cos everybody needs somebody (sometime)
I'm still needing you
CHORUS
I've been spun and spin-dried
but still the tears fall from my eyes.
I've been spun but I'm cry-dyed
do me a favour and wring me.
I've been spun and spin-dried
but still the tears fall from my eyes.
I've been spun but I'm cry-dyed
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Despite High Profile Cases, Drunken Piloting Is Extremely Rare
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US Evaluating Video Showing American and Canadian Captive Couple in Afghanistan
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After a new video purportedly showing Canadian Joshua Boyle and American Caitlan Coleman who were captured in Afghanistan in 2012, the State Department said they are currently evaluating the the video that warns the Afghan captors will murder the couple and their children born in captivity unless the Kabul government ends its execution of Taliban prisoners according to The Associated Press ... - WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Life could be found on Proxima b within years
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Evidence of life on Proxima b, the newly-discovered planet orbiting the closest star to Earth, could emerge within a few years, scientists believe. New telescope technology holds out the hope of spotting oxygen generated by vegetation growing on the planet's surface. Clear signs of life on Proxima b would be one of the greatest scientific discoveries of all time ... "The short answer is, it's complicated ... Dr Barnes wrote....
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Hear me now? 'Strong signal' from sun-like star sparks alien speculation
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(CNN)Astronomers engaged in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) are training their instruments on a star around 94 light years from Earth after a very strong signal was detected by a Russian telescope. An international team of researchers is now examining the radio signal, and star HD 164595, in the hopes of determining its origin ... Advanced civilization? ... Read More ... Photos. Where life might live beyond Earth ... Hide Caption ... ....
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Hurricane To Pass 'Dangerously Close' To Hawaii's Big Island
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Hurricane-force winds extend 30 miles from the center and tropical storm winds extend 125 miles from the center.The National Weather Service posted a tropical storm warning and hurricane watch for Hawaii island and a tropical storm watch for Maui County.The tropical storm warning means tropical storm conditions are possible on Hawaii island within 36 hours....
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Lost cities #4: Pompeii was preserved by disaster. Now it faces a second extinction
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Of all the lost cities in the world, ancient Pompeii is surely the most ‘found’. The volcanic eruption that ruined this Roman city also froze it in time – and now, 2,000 years later, it is alive with people who threaten its existence all over again. Cities is supported by ... Twitter ... Meanwhile, Pliny the Elder, driven by his curiosity as a naturalist and his duty as an admiral, sailed south to the stricken town of Stabiae ... Twitter ... Twitter ... ....
@DuqWBB Overseas Update: Raegan Moore (Duquesne Dukes)
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(Source. Duquesne Dukes) Aug. 1, 2016. Former Duquesne guard Raegan Moore recently completed her first season playing for Aanekosken Huima in Finland. Moore joined the squad in January and averaged 5.0 points and 3.0 rebounds in seven games, making five starts ... FORMER PLAYERS THAT HAVE PLAYED PROFESSIONALLY UNDER Dan Burt. Vanessa Abel ... Diana Voynova - Dunav Ruse 8806 (Bulgaria), Castellammare di Stabia (Italy), Northumbria (England)....
@DuqWBB Overseas Update: Vanessa Abel (Duquesne Dukes)
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(Source. Duquesne Dukes) July 26, 2016. Former Duquesne point guard Vanessa Abel has recently finished her third season playing for Alba Iulia in Romania. In 17 Liga Nationala League games, Abel averaged 6.6 points and 4.3 assists per game, leading Alba Iulia to a 12-5 record in those contests ... Vanessa Abel ... Alex Gensler - ZTE NKK (Hungary) ... Diana Voynova - Dunav Ruse 8806 (Bulgaria), Castellammare di Stabia (Italy), Northumbria (England)....
Pompeii Discovery: Archaeologists Find Gold Coins, Human Remains in Ancient Roman Shop
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Pompeii was destroyed in 79 A.D. after the volcanic Mount Vesuvius erupted and buried the city in ashes, causing many to flee ... Vesuvius erupted ... [Photo by Giorgio Cosulich/Getty Images]In 2014, after excavating the drains of up to 20 shops near a popular gate in Pompeii called Portia Stabia, archaeologists revealed that contrary to popular belief, poor people in the Ancient Roman city ate healthy foods, according to Live Science....
Europe’s top 10 transfer targets under the age of 23
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From Ousmane Dembélé to Leroy Sané, we look at the young players on the continent who will be the most sought-after this summer. @ed_aarons ... Given his remarkable rise, it is unlikely Dembélé will be there for long. League appearances ... In season that has gone from bad to worse for the seven-times European Cup winners, the emergence of the teenage goalkeeper from Castellammare di Stabia on the Amalfi Coast has been one of few bright spots....
QUAGLIA EXCITED BY SOUTHERN DERBY WITH GIGIO (Milan Associazione Calcio SpA)
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(Source. Milan Associazione Calcio SpA) ... The Italian duo are both from the same southern city of Castellammare di Stabia near Naples and Quagliarella is looking forward to the head to head ... Milan Associazione Calcio S.p.A....
Football transfer rumours: N’Golo Kanté to make move to Chelsea?
Edit The Guardian 28 Mar 2016
Today’s Mill is severely weathered. @bglendenning ... Silva is a right-winger with Monaco, while Gomes plies his trade as a playmaker with Valencia and Sanches can be found driving from box to box in the midfield for Benfica. Related ... Born in Castellammare di Stabia in Naples, the 17-year-old is a passionate boyhood Milan fan and it is presumed he will remain a Milan fan when he becomes a man ... “”It is not true,” they harrumphed ... ....
Here's Why The Ancient People Of Pompeii Had Perfect Teeth
Edit IFL Science 26 Mar 2016
Around 79 C.E., the eruption of Mount Vesuvius caked the towns of Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis, and Stabiae in a cocktail of volcanic ash, smoke, gas and rock ... ....
MILAN-ALESSANDRIA MATCH PREVIEW (Milan Associazione Calcio SpA)
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(Source. Milan Associazione Calcio SpA). (IN THE PHOTO. Balotelli in action in the first-leg). MILAN - The Rossoneri will now set their sights on the TIM Cup and the semi-final second-leg with Alessandria. Milan carry a 1-0 lead going into the return fixture which will be played on Tuesday March 1 at 21.00 at the San Siro ... PREVIOUS MEETING. Season 1936/37. Milan-Alessandria 4-0 (14' o.g ... FORMER PLAYERS ... 15 August, Alessandria-Juve Stabia 1-0....
Italian Navy Renewal Program Begins
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The steel cutting ceremony of the LSS logistic support unit's bow section was held today at Fincantieri's shipyard in Castellammare di Stabia. Construction works, therefore, officially started on the first unit, as provided in the renewal plan of the Italian Navy's fleet, which has been commissioned to Fincantieri ... ....
CASTELLAMMARE DI STABIA: WORKS START ON THE LOGISTIC SUPPORT UNIT (Fincantieri SpA)
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(Source. Fincantieri SpA) Microsoft Word - CS Taglio Lamiera stabia LSS_ENG. CASTELLAMMARE DI STABIA. WORKS START ON THE LOGISTIC SUPPORT UNIT. The renewal program of the Italian Navy's fleet officially begins. Trieste, 16 February 2016 - The steel cutting ceremony of the LSS logistic support unit's bow section was held today at Fincantieri's shipyard in Castellammare di Stabia ... The delivery of the LSS is scheduled in 2019 ... 165 meters long....
RIVA TRIGOSO: WORKS START ON THE LOGISTIC SUPPORT UNIT (Fincantieri SpA)
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(Source. Fincantieri SpA) The renewal program of the Italian Navy's fleet officially begins ... In the coming months it will be launched and transported by sea to the shipyard in Muggiano (La Spezia), where it will be assembled to set up the entire unit with the bow section, whose steel cutting ceremony will take place on February 16 in the shipyard of Castellammare di Stabia. The delivery of the LSS is scheduled in 2019 ... • 165 meters long....
TIM CUP: MILAN’S RUN TO THE SEMIS (Milan Associazione Calcio SpA)
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