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Hotel Club Maregolf
Localit Salicetta 87070 Sibari Cassano Ionio, Italy
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USD 253.84 - 254.84 |
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| Description |
The Hotel Club Maregolf, Recently Built, Is
Located On The Ionian Coast Of The Province Of
Cosenza, In The Sibari Marina Touristic Center
That, Apart From Being Lapped By The Crystal
Clear Water Of The Ionian Sea And Facing
Marvelous Sandy, White Beaches, Is Very Close To
The Interesting Sibari Archaeological Area.
The Hotel, Boasts Lovely Rooms Spread Out In Rows
Of Small Villas All With An Independent Entrance.
Guests Have The Use Of A Reception Area With
Safety Deposit, Bar, Restaurant, Tv Room *with
Satellite Tv*, Laundry, Baby-sitting, Open-air
Swimming Pool With Hydro Massage Area, Private
Beach With Beach Service, Floodlit Tennis Court,
Multi-purpose Courts And A Nine-hole Court For
Golf *with Practice Court And Putting Green*.
A Stay Is Made Even More Pleasant By The Presence
Of Expert Animators, Who Entertain Guests By
Organizing Amusing Games And Shows.
Finally, Not Far From The Hotel Is The Shopping
Center, Situated Right In The Heart Of Sibari
Marina, That Stays Open Until Late In The
Evening, Offering The Opportunity To Shop In
Well-stocked Boutiques.
In The Center There Is Also A Disco Bar, Games
Room, Restaurants, Pizzerias, Sandwich Bars, Ice
Cream Parlours, Bars, Tobacconist, Chemists,
Markets And Different Shops.
The Hotel Club Maregolf Is Open From June 14 To
September 13 2003.
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By Car
The Hotel Club Maregolf Is Reached By Means Of
The A/3 Motorway *exit Sibari*.
Proceed Along The Ss 106 Coastal Road
*aproximately 20 Km From The Motorway Exit*.
The Hotel Club Maregolf Is Reached By Means Of
The A/14 Adriatica-bologna Motorway *exit
Taranto*.
Proceed Along The Ss 106 Coastal Road
*aproximately 120 Km*.
By Plane
The Hotel Club Maregolf Is About 100 Km N From
The Lametia Terme Airport.
By Train
The Hotel Club Maregolf Is About 5 Km From The
Sibari Railway Station.
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| Room Information |
- Double Room -
Room With One Double Bed
Room With Shower Or Bath Tub
- Twin Room -
Room With Two Twin Beds
Room With Shower Or Bath Tub
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| Area Information |
The Hotel Club Maregolf Is Not Far From The
Nautical Center Of The Lakes, Sybaris Marine, The
Greatest Mediterranean Marina, Stopping Point For
Sailing To The Greek And North African Coasts.
The Hotel Club Maregolf Is About 5 Km From
Sibari.
Sibari, One Of The Biggest And Oldest Cities Of
The Magna Graecia, Was Founded By The Achei Who
Settled In The Territory Between The Rivers Crati
And Sybaris *now Coscile* Around 730-720 Bc Rich
And Powerful, With A Population Of 100,000
Inhabitants.
Sibari Was Known In The Ancient World For Its
Opulence, Luxury And Elegance Of Its Customs.
After The Destruction By The Crotonians In 510
Bc, The Waters Of The River Crati Were Deviated
On Its Ruins.
Survivors Took Refuge In The Subcolonies And
Often Attempted To Refind The City.
Thanks To Pericles* Intervention In 444 Bc The
Town Rose Again As A Panhellenic Colony By The
Name Of Thurii.
The New Center Was Built On The Famous Architect
Ippodamo Da Mileto*s Plan.
The City, In Conflict With Both The Other Greek
Colonies And The Lucan And Bretii Colonies,
Finally Ended Up Under The Romans And In 194 Bc
Became The Seat Of A Latin Colony.
The Latter Was Auspiciously Called Copia And
Lasted Until The Vi Century Ad.
The Archaeological Sites Where Excavation Is
Still Carried Out, Have Brought To Light
Significant Evidence Of The Various Stages Of The
Life Of The City.
The Most Important Excavation Areas Are In
Stombi, Or Parco Dei Tori, Parco Dell Cavallo And
Casa Bianca.
Many Of The Findings Are Kept In The National
Sybaritide Archaeological Museum.
Sibari, A Fraction Of Cassano Allo Ionio, Is Now
A Holiday Resort In The Province Of Cosenza.
Its Tourist Port, Called Of The Laghi, Is Very
Well Known And Has Room For 900 Boats.
The Hotel Club Maregolf Is About 10 Km From
Castrovillari.
Castrovillari, One Of The Most Important Cities
Of The Province Of Cosenza, Is Situated At The
Foot Of The Pollino Mountain Massif.
Remains Of Neolithic Age Settlements Have Been
Found Near Cozzo Palumbo To Testify That This
Town Was Already Inhabited At That Time.
It Has Preserved Its Latin Name Castrum Villarum
And Is Still Partly Surrounded By Walls Built By
The Roman Soldiers.
The Town Has An Imposing Aragonese Castle With
Big Cylindrical Angular Towers Dating Back To
1490 And Has Several Ancient Buildings Built By
Nobles.
On A Hill Which Dominates The Town Center Rises
Xi Century Santa Maria Del Castello Church.
Rebuilt In The Xvi Century And Often
Restructured, The Cathedral Contains Superb
Paintings And Remains Of Medieval Frescoes.
Attention Should Also Be Given To The 1090 Church
Of S. Giuliano, Which Has An Imposing Xvi Portal
And A Museum Of Sacred Art, As Well As To The
Franciscan Protoconvent.
The Medieval Churches Of The Trinity And Of St.
Joseph Are Also Worthy Of Note.
The Civic Archaeological Museum Is Extremely
Interesting And Has Pre-historic, Greek-roman And
Medieval Findings.
Rich In Folklore, The Castrovillari Area Includes
Many Albanian Centers Such As Frascineto, Civita,
Lungro And Firmo.
The Wines And The Local Cuisine Are Very Famous.
The Pollino Carnival Is One Of The Most
Interesting And Lively Events Organized In The
Province Of Cosenza.
It Has A Consolidated Tradition And, In Fact, Was
Born In 1939 And Is Linked To The Folklore
International Festival.
It Is A Very Rich And Stirring Event That Has
Rightly Entered The Circuit Of National
Carnivals.
During The Celebrations Many Italian And Foreign
Groups Come To Castrovillari And With Their
Allegoric Pageants, Parades On Horseback,
Knights, Masks, Musical Bands And Various
Cultural Initiatives Contribute To A Rich And
Varied Spectacle.
The Carnival Ends With Prizegiving For The Most
Original Masks And Allegoric Pageants And A
Bonfire Of King Carnival, Accompanied By
Evocative Fireworks.
Numerous, Lively Fancy Dress Balls Are Organized
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