The 65 sqm accommodation is located on the third floor of a building NOT equipped with a lift: ATTENTION! You have to climb the stairs to reach it. *** Check-in can also take place in self mode, using a keybox, depending on your needs. Please let us know if you prefer to use this method. ***

The internal space is composed as follows: - Kitchenette equipped with gas hob, fridge, freezer, moka, electric kettle and traditional oven - Living room with dining table, double sofa bed and TV - Bedroom with double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and internal bathroom equipped with wc and shower box - Second toilet equipped with wc, bidet and shower box (note two internal steps to the shower) - Small balcony. Additional services available to guests: UNLIMITED WIFI, independent heating, mosquito nets, safe, fan, washing machine, drying rack, iron and ironing board. Towels and linen are included (with additional linen optional for a fee). ATTENTION: The apartment is located in a restricted traffic zone

The apartment is located in the heart of Salerno historic city center, 1 minute walk away from Salerno Catherdal. It's easy to be captivated by the charm of the characteristic streets and the evidence of a past rich in history! In the area there are lot of churches, with very characteristic features, as well as an endless choice of restaurants of all kinds, restaurants, bars and clubs, the heart of Salerno's nightlife. In less than 10 minutes on foot you can reach the splendid Salerno promenade, from where you can admire an enchanting panorama and stroll while enjoying an ice cream, do some running or take a rented bike. Among the main points of interest to visit during your stay in Salerno, you shouldn't miss the Arechi Castle. The view is stunning, once you reach the top of the castle, you'll be astonished and speechless. From Castello Arechi, which overlooks the Gulf of Salerno, you can enjoy a breathtaking landscape, from the tip of Amalfi Coast to Agropoli. In 5 minutes walk you can reach Piazza Alfano I, and here you can admire the Salerno Cathedral, the main place of Catholic worship in the city. The Medieval Aqueduct, popularly renamed "Ponti del Diavolo", is said to have been built in one night, with the help of demons, by the twelfth-century magician Pietro Barliario. Popular superstition tells us that venturing under the arches between sunset and dawn would lead to an encounter with demons or evil spirits. Proceeding through one of the main shopping streets of Salerno, Via de 'Mercanti, a suggestive and ancient road that crosses the entire old city, you can reach Pinacoteca Provinciale di Salerno, located on the first floor of Palazzo Pinto, a noble residence of the seventeenth century belonged to one of the most important families of Salerno.