Fiumarella, a home in the heart of Val D'Agri

Although small, the house is very welcoming and bright. It has all the amenities: two bedrooms (twin) each with two beds, a private bathroom (with access from the bedroom) and a panoramic balcony; a kitchenette equipped for preparing and eating meals. There is the possibility of parking in the immediate vicinity of the house, which can be reached on foot along a characteristic and suggestive alley. The space The house is located in the center of the small town of Armento, in an ancient district called "Ospitale". It was created from the renovation of an ancient and humble peasant dwelling. The air you breathe is typical of the small towns of the south. Silence, good air, tranquility. The house is named after the river (called Fiumarella) that flows downstream from the village of Armento. From the balconies you can enjoy a panoramic view. It is recommended for families, couples looking for tranquility, those who occasionally visit this area for work reasons, and travelers curious to visit unusual and evocative places in Basilicata, thanks to its strategic position in the town of Armento, located in the heart of the Val d'Agri. Curiosity. Armento stands on the ancient Galasa, a city from the time of the Trojan War, and its history is linked to important archaeological finds such as the kneeling Satyr and the Golden Crown of Kritonio, now kept at the Archaeological Museum of Munich. Armento is called the Basilian city because around the year 1000 the Basilian monks settled here. The Roman consul Terenzio Lucano, a veteran from Carthage, came to reside in this place and the ruins of his palace are still visible in the ancient Casale district, a ghost district now abandoned (open to visitors). Other things to note The two bedrooms are set up with two single beds. But at the request of guests, it is possible to combine the two single beds and obtain a double bed. Registration Details IT076005C203415001