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Sassi of Matera is an ancient town with cave dwellings. The term “Sassi” means a hill, rock or stone as well as a piece of substance the dwellings in Sassi are made of. A stone house was carved out of rocks and the stones were used to form a facade with a single window. Often large families, up to 10 people, lived together in one cave alongside their animals and often with big ones like mules.

The Temple of Poseidon is often called the Temple of Hera II since a number of inscriptions and statuettes related to the goddess Hera were found nearby during the excavations. The temple has six columns along its shorter front sides and fourteen columns along its longer sides. Besides, the columns have a very strong entasis or curvature down their length. The interior of the temple is divided into three main naves marked by rows of columns. The central columns, stairwells and fragments of frescoes are in an excellent state of preservation.

Pompeii is the city where one of the world's deadliest natural disasters in human history took place. The remains of the buildings destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius as well as human remains were frozen at the moment they were buried under the volcanic ash. Pompeii is among the most spine-chilling places on Earth but at the same time it’s one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Italy.

Caserta is known for its wealth of historical landmarks. The most popular among them is the monumental Royal Palace of Caserta (La Reggia di Caserta), regarded as a true architectural masterpiece. The Palace is surrounded by a huge park the highlight of which is a long alley with amazing artificial fountains and cascades. Part of the park called “The English Garden” is designed as a romantic English garden. The whole area is so large that exploring it by bicycle will be the best solution. Another destination deserving a visit is an idealistic community of workers of the 18th century called San Leucio Complex .

AcquaPark Odissea 2000, one of the most visited water parks in Italy, is located on the beautiful Ionian coast of Calabria. In AcquaPark Odissea 2000 you will definitely have a wonderful and unforgettable day. Odissea 2000 offers everything you could wish for. A wide variety of attractions, slides, pools and many other activities for all ages is a fantastic option to spend a summer day with family and friends.

Naples Zoo (Lo Zoo di Napoli) is home to a wide variety of exotic animal and plant species living on land and water under conditions close to their natural habitat. Some of the animals are almost hand-raised. Explore pavilions and enjoy watching such examples of fauna as crocodiles, giraffes, elephants, tigers, lions and much more.

An amusement park with roller coasters, water slides, children's attractions and dinosaurs. This amusement park is located in Sicily. The pride of the park is the prehistoric dinosaur park, the largest in Italy, which can be viewed by cable car, and the child should also enjoy the spectacular laser show. But still, as entertainment, mainly, children choose a water park and attractions available here.

Panda Park offers around 20 rides not only for children of all ages but also for the whole family. Youngest kids will enjoy inflatables, trains, trampolines and large ball pools. Here’s a tip for you: A warm dry day is the best time to visit the park, since the majority of the attractions are in the open air.

In this place in1839, the history of Italian railways originated. The exhibition place is one of the most exciting railway museums in Europe, located between Napopol and Porticichi, right on the first section of the railway built on the peninsula. It occupies an area of 36,000 square meters, part of which is occupied by a wonderful botanical garden with plants from around the world. The collection consists of more than 55 historical mobile compositions: locomotives, wagons, cars, models and models of railways.

The chapel of Sansevero (also known as the Church of Santa Maria-Dladla-Pieta or Pietatella) is one of the most important museums in Naples. Located near the Square-D-Domenico Maggiore, this church, now sanctified, adjoins the princes of the princes Sansvere, separated from it, separated from it, once crowned with a suspension bridge, which allowed family members to gain access to the place of worship.

The Donnaregina Contemporary Art Museum also known as Museo Madre is probably one of the most fashionable and interesting museums of contemporary art in Italy. The museum is housed on four floors of a splendid well-organized building with lovely views of the Neapolitan landscapes. The major part of the exhibition space with site-specific installations occupies the first floor, the other three floors host temporary exhibitions. MADRE will be interesting for art lovers as well as for those having only a passing interest in contemporary art and culture.

Museo di Capodimonte is an art museum in Naples, Italy. It is located in the Capodimonte park, in a former Bourbon palazzo, nestled above the city. The highlight of the exposition is the National Gallery that contains a collection of masterpieces by famous Italian artists of the Renaissance period.