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Hotel LA PRINCIPESSA COSENZA - AMANTEA **** Hotel MONDIAL CATANZARO **** Hotel GRAND HOTEL LAMEZIA LAMEZIA TERME *** Hotel TALAO COSENZA Localitą: SCALEA *** Hotel La Principessa **** Amantea - Campora San Giovanni 982 - 46903 Hotel Le Mandrelle **** Amantea - Campora San Giovanni 982 - 46113-46136 Hotel Delle Canne *** Amantea - S.S. 18 229 982 - 41947 |
| Hotel Al Torrione *** Amantea - Campora San Giovanni 982
- 46030-46000 Hotel Comfortable *** Amantea - Campora San Giovanni 982 - 46048 Hotel Palmar *** Amantea - Campora San Giovanni 982 - 41673 Hotel Casalbergo La Tonnara *** Amantea - Via Tonnara 9 982 - 424590 http://www.paesionline.it/amantea/ristoranti_pizzerie_pub_amantea.asp Ristorante BARBIERI Altomonte via L.Barbieri Ristorante CHARLY & ANGEL Lusciano viale della Libertą Ristorante EDELWEISS Camigliatello Silano viale Stazione Ristorante GIOCONDO Corvara Via Piave Ristorante LA BRACE Catanzaro Lido via Melito di Porto Salvo Ristorante LE CAROLEE Pianopoli contrada Gabella Ristorante IL GABBIANO Vibo Valentia piazza Stazione Ristorante ISOLABELLA Pizzo riviera Prangi Ristorante BONACCORSO reggio calabria via Bixio Ristorante CASINA DEI MILLE Mčlito di Porto Salvo Loc. Anną km 3, S.S. 106 km 28 Ristorante DA COSIMO Canolo corso Italia Ristorante FICO D'INDIA Crucoli Viale Kennedy Ristorante LA CALABRESE Le Castella Via Duomo Ristorante LA SOSTA DA MARCELLO Crotone Via C. Alvaro Ristorante MARE CHIARO Gizzeria Lido S.S. 18 Ristorante Mediterraneo Amantea - Via Dogana 64 0982 - 426364 |
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| Amantea Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see old town old town Amantea ranks high on a list of Calabria's prettiest towns. It is also one of the region's most historically fascinating and most unique. However, long before the Romans and even the Greeks, Amantea has served as an important ground, as far as human history is concerned. Dozens of Bronze and Iron age art i facts have been located in and around the mouth of the river Savuto, which opens to the sea, nearby Amantea's port. The Bruzi , Calabria's native people, a tribe of warriors (still legendary throughout Calabria) are said to have kept out the Greek occupation for decades, hence the lack of Greek architecture in Amantea, unlike in almost every other Calabrese village. However, the Bruzi, were unable to hold off the Romans, who are said to have wiped the group and any lasting legacy. The Romans used 300 KM of land surrounding Amantea as an "Ager" - for the specific purpose of sending produce to use Imperial Rome. Not surprisingly, in order to transport the produce to its final destination, a large port was created, putting Amantea on the map in terms of important Roman ports of call. After the fall of the Roman Empire, present-day Calabria was divided into two parts: Longobardian and Byzantine. The border between these two new nations, became Amantea itself, controlled by the Byzantines, who built a strong castle to safeguard this border. The castle is still prominent on the hills above the town, looking at the coast in either direction. However, like the Roman's, Byzantium was unable to maintain power over all its colonies, and in 839 Amantea fell to the Arabs, who created an Emirato , a state around the city. The city's name "Amantea" is of Arabic origin, coming from "Al Mantiah, meaning "strong hold." The Arabic presence here, has been strong and lasting (even if not constant). In modern day Amantea, the city is essentially divided into two sections. The historical center, located on the hill above the "new" city, where shops, restaurants and piazzas line a main boulevard. It's a friendly town and tourists should find no problem in finding their way around here. |