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VILLA RUFOLO CONCERT - RAVELLO
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During the Norman domination, the Arabian style architecture was typical in South Italy and Villa Rufolo in Ravello is a beautiful example of it. This famous Villa was built between the XI and the XIII century and belonged to the Rufolo family, one of the richest family of Ravello.
The villa was mentioned by Giovanni Boccaccio in his Decameron and it is the place where Richard Wagner in 1880 was inspired for the stage design of his opera Parsifal. In 1974 Villa Rufolo became part of public heritage and today it hosts several musical events; it is the seat of the European University Centre for Cultural Heritage and of a Piano High School.
We arrange a limousine (full optional with air conditioning) with an English-speaking driver, the tickets for the concert.
DURATION: |
According to the duration of the concert | |
PRICE: | According to the number of participants | |
AVAILABILITY: | All-year-round | |
| Tickets for the concert in Villa Rufolo - Ravello Limousine (full optional with air conditioning) |
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Details are listed below:
SCHEDULE OF THE EVENING CONCERT IN VILLA RUFOLO
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| Meet with the driver and his limousine by Your hotel |
| Arrival to Villa Rufolo in Ravello |
| Your driver will give You the tickets and You enter the concert - The driver will wait for You outside |
| After the concert Your driver will take You back to Your hotel |
SHORE EXCURSIONS FROM THE PORTS OF LIVORNO, CIVITAVECCHIA, NAPLES (OR SORRENTO) FOR THE CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS
Special Shore Excursions for cruisers with English-speaking guides to Florence, Pisa, Rome, Pompeii, Amalfi Coast, Capri and the other nice locations in the Mediterranean sea.
Ask us more information about the details of our offers: we use only local professional guides and air-conditioning Mercedes Vehicles with English-speaking drivers.
DAY TRIPS FROM SORRENTO
Today Pompeii attracts so many visitors to discover what remains of the ancient splendours of the Roman Empire during the I century b.C. In 79 a.d suddenly Pompeii was buried under a tick layer of ashes and lapilli stones by the eruption of Vesuvius and forgotten over the centuries. The excavations began in the 18th century and gradually led to the discovery of fabulous villas with frescoes preserved in time, an amphitheatre and so on to show the prosperity of this city in the past. The excavations are not finished yet and still continue with the aim of giving the modern civilization, the treasures of the past
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