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Rates & avialability per week

Period	Price
Normal season	850.00 €
High season	1000.00 €

Rates & avialability per night

Period	Price
Normal season	130.00 €
High season	160.00 €

Rates & avialability per month

Period	Price
Normal season	2300.00 €
High season	2800.00 €

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Diděhouse/Ref: 6543
Owner Name	Mr Luca Piccirilli
Tel	0039 06 3477842644
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Places of interest near Diděhouse

Frascati

distance to property: 30 km

Nice village where you can taste the famous wine in the typical"Fraschetta"

Sperlonga Beach

distance to property: 170 km

Sandy beaches, cristal clear water, rocky cliffs and very gay friendly

Subiaco

distance to property: 60 km

The monks of Subiaco Abbey are Benedictines and trace their monastic history back to 5th Century Italy, where St. Benedict lived as a hermit in a cave and wrote his famous Rule for monasteries at Monte Cassino. The Abbey grounds, and the fields, forests and rolling hills of the beautiful Arkansas River Valley offer a quiet, serene,and spiritual atmosphere for prayer, meditation, reflection, and solitude.
The monastery is built literally on the side of the mountain and is one of the most amazing structures to be seen. The monastery is constructed literally just attached to the existing rock face.
The interior of the chapel was beautifully painted with frescoes and so where most of the halls leading down to the cave where Saint Benedict lived. This monastery is the first of 14 monasteries founded by the Saint.

Lake of Bracciano

distance to property: 35 km

Beautiful lake with a suggestive Castle.You can visit the nice village of Anguillara,but alsoTrevignano. In the village of Bracciano you can visit the old castle. On the lake a museum presents the history of italian air force with old and new airplanes. in Trevignano there's a small museum with local etruscan finds.

Pompei

distance to property: 200 km

The archaeological site covers ancient Pompeii within the circuit of its walls. This means that we only know the Roman town in isolation, cut off from the territory, the ager Pompeianus, on which it thrived. Farming and trading in agricultural produce were the main source of income for the inhabitants of Pompeii. They benefited from their location in a broad fertile delta at the mouth of the River Sarno, which took river traffic, and at the junction of important roads linking Neapolis, Nuceria and Stabiae.

Sorrento / Sorrentine Peninsula area

distance to property: 300 km

Sorrento is one of the best known resorts in Italy, situated on a tract of coastline of unrivalled beauty, on the northern slope of the Sorrentine Peninsula, in a sheltered spot, surrounded by luxuriant hills where vines, olives and above all high quality citrus fruits are grown. The site of patrician villas during Roman times, it has been a highly prestigious retreat since 700. Sorrento has been nicknamed “La Gentile” because of the gentleness of its climate, the refinement of its streets and gardens and of the friendliness of its inhabitants

Naples

distance to property: 250 km

Naples is characterized by a very marvellous warm climate, the sun is always shining in this city. Naples has plenty of vitality - it is no wonders that Naples harbors Italy's most vibrant artistic and intellectual community. Taste the best pizza you've ever eaten, visit wonderful and charming churches and historical ancient buildings are all over the Old Town. Places of interest are scattered all over the old town: The national museum, the cathedral, many many ancient churches, historical buildings, the charming "chiostro di santa chiara" and more.

Pontine Islands

distance to property: 150 km

The Pontine Islands can be reached easily from Formia Port.
Monte La Guardia (915.3 feet) is Ponza's highest point. From there you can admire the beauty of this narrow, long and half-moon-shaped island. Its coasts are ragged and rich in coves and smaller crags such as the small isle of Cavi and the cliff of La Botte. Excellent hotels and comfortable boarding-houses are available on the island. This island which is only 4.97 miles long is full of places to visit, such as the lovely beach of Ghiaia di Luna, which can be reached through a tunnel dug out by the Romans and which is full of archaeological remains scattered everywhere. Tourists who intend to explore the whole island have a wide choice of suggested itineraries that will satisfy all types of interests. Minibuses and open-roof taxis will help the tourist to reach all the interesting spots in very little time.

This small island (0.5 sq. miles) was formed by volcanic, mainly tufaceous rocks once used to build houses (as you can see when entering the port). Ventotene has generally high and ragged coasts and two small, beautiful beaches just behind the built-up area: Cala Rossano (close to the Porto Nuovo) and Cala Nave (with the three cliffs: Nave di Terra, Nave di Fuori and Scoglitello). In isolated areas away from the port there are other stretches of beach such as: Parata della Postina, Moggio di Terra and Parata Grande. The island was first used as a base by the Phoenicians, the Greeks and the Romans in the Ist. century and was subsequently equipped by Augustus with a port dug in volcanic rock which is still in use today and which serves the huge Villa Giulia where he had relegated his daughter accused of infidelity. After the decadence and abandonment period of the Middle Ages the island was repopulated by the Bourbons during the second half of the XVIII century. They created the current built-up area with the castle (today's town-hall), the church of Santa Candida and the wide square.