Avellino Hotels

Fictional New Jersey gangsters aside and above and beyond the fact Naples is 60 km to the west, Avellino has a lot of inherent charm. Geography plays a major role in the town’s allure, namely in the form of the Sabato River and Apennine Mountains. Avellino’s roots as a vital settlement stretch back thousands of years. The Caesars of Ancient Rome, the Lombards, Holy Roman Empire of Otto I and numerous princely interests all had a crack at Avellino at one time or another. Today the city unfurls a proud architectural landscape of ruins, palazzos, churches and various other momuments. As a gateway to Campania’s formidable capital city of course, Avellino is a convenient and comfortable base. Other superlative destinations within easy access of the city include Vesuvius National Park and the ruins of Pompeii, as well as Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast.

Attractions

• Avellino Cathedral (Duomo)
• Palazzo Balestrieri
• Palazzo Caracciolo
• Palazzo della Cultura
• Chiesa di Constantinopoli

Activities

• Istituzione Teatro Comunale Carlo Gesualdo
• Vesuvius National Park
• Festival Internazionale Del Cinema Di Salerno
• Pasticceria Festival, Dolcezze dei Monti Picentini
• Napoli Teatro Festival Italia

Restaurants

• Trattoria Di Pietro
• La Maschera
• La Buona Novella
• Ciotola
• La Pentola Doro

Nightlife

• Bar Cappuccini Di Urciuoli Maria Grazia
• Music on the Rocks (Positano)
• Next2 (Positano)
• Africana (Praiano)
• Bar Francese (Amalfi)

Climate

Avellino has a Mediterranean climate, with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers.

• Winter (December to February) 4-14°C
• Spring (March to May) 6-23°C
• Summer (June to September) 15-30°C
• Fall (October to November) 8-22°C