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Benevento
You are looking for Agriturismi in Benevento, Campania, Italy. We are bringing you one step closer to finding your perfect accommodation solution.
In Benevento we have holiday accommodation properties of the following types: Hotels 3 Stella, Agriturismi, Bed and Breakfasts and Cottages.
Some of our popular destinations for holiday accommodation in Benevento include: Amalfi, Amalfi Coast, Avellino, Benevento, Caserta, Cilento Coast, Massa Lubrense, Naples, Napoli, Pietrelcina, Pompei, Salerno, San Lorenzello, Santa Croce Del Sannio, Sorrento and Telese Terme.
Our featured holiday accommodation properties in Benevento include: Dolcesonno Casale Pietrelcina 21, Albergo D'Onofrio, Il Giardino Dei Ciliegi and Country House Colli Augusti - Il Benessere Cerca Nuovi Sensi.
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Benevento (CAMPANIA)
Benevento stands 135 m. above sea level in a vast hollow in the Samnite hills, near the confluence of the Sabato and Calore rivers.
This ancient Samnite town was the scene of the Roman victory (275 BC.) over Pyrrhus, King of Epirus, and the Romans changed its name from Maleventum to Beneventum (Lat. bene-good). A few years later it was a Roman colony and the town, lying at the crossroads of important consular ways, grew rapidly in size. The Goths and Byzantines fought over it after the fall of the Empire, but (in 571) it was seized by the Lombards, who made it capital of an important duchy. Under Arechi II, who gave himself a princely title, Benevento reached its greatest splendour. In 839, the principality was split with the creation of that of Salerno. At the beginning of the 11th century, after the death of the last prince, Landolfo V, the Church and the Normans struggled for possession of the town which, together with a small part of the surrounding territory, ... Read More...
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Italy - Information on Paduli in the Province of Benevento
Paduli, active agricultural centre, is renowned for its oil production. This medioeval village had a great strategic importance, not only thanks to its position - on a hill dominating the plain below, which connects Paduli with Benevento – but also because it was crossed by an important street connecting Benevento with Puglia.
For this reason, in 1137 Ruggero the Norman chose Paduli to hide and withstand Earl Rainulfo’s siege. After the Swabian period, it passed under the control of the county of Ariano. In the 14th c. the Angevin kept the Papal State from appropriating it; it became then Alphonse of Aragon’s possession. It was a feud of the Carbone family, of the Caracciolo and the Coscia who, in 1727, built their feudal palace, today’s Town-Hall.
NOT TO BE MISSED:
1. Historical centre. 2. The Coscia Palace. 3. Church of St. Bartolomeo. 4. Church of St. Giovanni. 5. Church of St. Rocco. 6. Church and monastery of the Madonna di Loreto, dating back to the beginning of the 18th ... Read More...
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 You are looking for Agriturismi in Benevento, Campania, Italy
Our featured holiday accommodation properties in Benevento include: Albergo D'Onofrio, Country House Colli Augusti - Il Benessere Cerca Nuovi Sensi, Dolcesonno Casale Pietrelcina 21 and Il Giardino Dei Ciliegi.
In Benevento we have holiday accommodation properties of the following types: Hotels 3 Stella, Agriturismi, Bed and Breakfasts and Cottages.
Some of our popular destinations for holiday accommodation in Benevento include: Amalfi, Amalfi Coast, Avellino, Benevento, Caserta, Cilento Coast, Massa Lubrense, Naples, Napoli, Pietrelcina, Pompei, Salerno, San Lorenzello, Santa Croce Del Sannio, Sorrento and Telese Terme.
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