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BLUE Sea View Apartment is located in a historic building (Palazzo Natella) overlooking the Salerno seafront, a setting where the sun shines by day and the moon shines by night on the azure sea of ​​the Gulf of Salerno. The apartment, comprising a large entrance hall, two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom, also features a seafront balcony where you can enjoy the cool sea breeze on beautiful summer afternoons. The apartment is equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a large fully equipped kitchen, a dining table, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom complete with a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. Managed directly by the owner, who treats guests with integrity and professionalism, paying particular attention to hygiene. BLUE Sea View Apartment is located in a truly unique area: 10 meters from the Salerno seafront, just 100 meters from the city's large seaside square (Piazza della Libertà), and just 500 meters from the Maritime Station (designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid) and the main street. Another factor not to be underestimated is the ease of parking, as there is a car park nearby with over 600 spaces.

Salerno's Lungomare Trieste is much more than a simple promenade: it is the beating heart of the city, a true "living room on the sea" that combines urban elegance with the natural beauty of the Gulf. Here is a detailed description for those who want to discover it: An Oasis Between the Blue and the City The Lungomare Trieste stretches for approximately 2 kilometers, connecting the historic center to the tourist port in Piazza della Concordia. Built after World War II, it was inspired by the grand avenues of the French Riviera: a wide, fully paved pedestrian path separated from city traffic by a lush curtain of vegetation. Why is it Unique for Tourists? • The Mediterranean Garden: Walking here means immersing yourself in a small botanical garden. You'll be surrounded by majestic palms, tamarisks, and oleanders that offer shade on hot summer days. The characteristic marble and cast iron benches invite you to stop and read a book or simply admire the horizon. • The Breathtaking Panorama: The view is unparalleled. On one side, you'll see the Salerno skyline, dominated by the Arechi Castle, perched on Mount Bonadies; on the other, the azure embrace of the Tyrrhenian Sea, stretching to the Amalfi Coast and the tip of Paestum. • Architecture and History: As you stroll, you'll admire historic buildings such as the majestic Palazzo di Città and the Teatro Verdi, which overlook the beginning of the avenue. Don't forget to stop in Piazza della Libertà, Europe's largest seaside square, located at the western end, dominated by Zaha Hadid's futuristic maritime terminal. Unmissable Experiences The waterfront changes with the time of day. In the morning, it's the realm of sports enthusiasts and outdoor cafés; at sunset, the sky turns orange, creating perfect photo opportunities. In the evening, the lights of the city and coastal towns reflect on the water, creating a magical and romantic atmosphere.