(Translated by Google) as usual wrong directions from google. it takes you under the mountain with a large, very high rock face and expects you to go up from there. But who sets these GOS coordinates? (Original) come al solito indicazioni sbagliate di google. vi porta sotto la montagna con una grande parete rocciosa altissima e pretende che voi saliate da li .ma chi li imposta queste coordinate gos?

(Translated by Google) Place of historical and naturalistic interest. Stupendous! (Original) Luogo di interesse storico e naturalistico. Stupendo!

Love this place lot's of ancient things to see went today on a guided tour with group and we all enjoyed it. They got lots of Greek ancient artifacts which I think is well preserved . Just make sure you put some sunscreen before going as it's an open area. Take your cap and sunglasses as well. We also visited the museum nearby and overall it was an amazing travel. It's one of the most amazing sites for me for my trip. Try visiting them and hope you'll like it as well.

Breath taking views on temples of Neptune Hera and Athena . Ticket is for temple area and also fo museum on opposite side. No chance to buy any water on site so remember to bring one in hot days. You will need few hours to see everything.

Paestum is one of the best places in Italy to see Greek ruins and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has three spectacular Greek temples, two Hera Temples close to each other, one has massive colonnades, quite astounding. The third Athena Temple is further away. The original sea wall and guard towers from the Greek colony are pre-Roman and still standing. The extensive area which is open to the public includes civic buildings, the Roman forum and amphitheatre, paved roadways and ruins of residential buildings. Pathways are kept clear, but tall grass and flowers drown many of the low walls and tumbled masonry. Well worth the visit if in the area. Toilets on site. It's a short walk from the train station.

A trio of some of best preserved Greek temples (pre-Roman) in the world. Is it worth visiting? A resounding yes. Best way to get there is by train from Naples (fastest train is about 1h each way). Train station is an easy walk from the ruins. The museum is also interesting , a magnificent collection of funerary frescoes that are worth seeing.

Worth visiting, the site is beautiful. We went mid June around lunch time, it was hot but luckily not that busy, there is no shade so plenty sunscreen and a hat will help. We got tickets at the door, seems like on their website there are discounted tickets, but they said it must be wrong, the cost is more. Maybe there is a different price for tourists, who knows. Although the architecture was humbling, the grass could have been kept neater. Overall definitely worth the visiting together with the museum at the end.

Been wanting to visit here for years. So worth the wait. No crowds, cheap admission and jaw dropping temples!! Must see despite it being 2 hours from the Amalfi coast!

The Archaeological Park of Paestum, also known as Poseidonia, is an unbelievably well-preserved historical landmark. Including 3 of the most well-known Doric temples in the world and several archaeological sites of great interest, the park is an open-air museum. Visiting is a must, especially if you're under 25: the entry will only set you back of 3 euros!

It was a very rainy day, so we didn't have quite the experience we were looking for as we rushed through the park because it was so wet. That being said, we had the park to ourselves, and it is a magnificent experience. The ruins are amazing, and I would highly recommend seeing this. Also, the museum is wonderful and very informative.

Very well kept and interesting archeological site with ancient Greek temples and "newer" Roman republican ruins. There are 3 well preserved Doric temples and the less ancient Roman city ruins. The park is very large and there is a Museum worth seeing for artifacts, frescoes and the famous "diver" fresco. It is only a 10 minutes walk from the Paestum railroad station. The Regional train departs from Napoli almost every hour and it takes about 75 minutes from Salerno just 35 minutes.

Fantastic place to visit so well preserved. In a lovely location. Toilets and water fountains. Nice little museum as well. Shops and cafes nearby were enjoyed by our party.

This is one of the wonders of Italy! Three magnificent temples still standing and the outlines of the city. The original sea wall and guard towers from the Greek colony are pre-Roman and still standing. A must visit place.

Paestum is beautiful, our first time there. Difficult to get to if you don’t have a car. The Greek ruins are 600BC and a must see if you go there.

Much better and bigger than I expected. Definitely not to miss when you’re in the area. Need at least 1 hour but 2-3 hour’s minimum is best. Really interesting not just for the massive main structures but also the history of the totally ruined areas like arenas and amphitheatre. Also the museum is very good. I recommend buying the small guide book. in Nov 2023 it was only 6 Euro.

Where Greece ends the Roman empire begins. - Paestum is the ancient city where it happens. It takes your breath away when you first set your eyes on it - it gets better from there. No need to book in advance. Train from Central station in Napoli takes just over an hour. Great walk among ancient ruins. Good local restaurants around. Toilet facilities are in order and available. App guide is available and it works great taking you around the perimeter. Just go. Don't think. Just go.

A grand archeological swath of history to saunter and roam about. Visually stunning Greek temples with remnants of a thriving community dating back to the 500s BC. The museum across the street (which is included in your ticket price) is also a necessary component to see the historic evolution of the Greco Roman site. On a good day, give it a good three hours between the two. If you can make it back at night, the lit structures will excite your senses.

We drove all the way from Bari just to visit this amazing archaeological site ! For the price of just 16€ you get access on the enormous site of poseidonia and the museum witch is located nearby . Truly a once in a lifetime experience .

An amazing site. Entry was expensive at 16 euros but we were able to see all we needed to walking along the road next to the site without going in. I was here 40 years ago when there was one little kiosk at it was all just in a field. Now very busy even in October. There was easy parking right at the site for 3 euro.

Absolutely incredible. Probably the best kept ancient Greek ruins outside of Greece. Well worth the detour! Highly suggest you take a hat for the sun and some water... It gets incredibly warm.

Good to visit if you are in the neighborhood, takes about an hour and a half including the museum if you pass all the sites. Don’t go in midday as there is almost no to none shade around the walking paths. The temples are nice to see, however the rest of the ruins not very special. 1 or 2 mozaïks that you can see and the rest just stones

Stunning ancient ruins. Well worth visiting. Good interpretation throughout site. Allow at least 2 hours to look around. Tickets can be bought at entrance. Bathrooms at entrance. Parking nearby, also cafes and restaurants.

If you are interested in history then awesome. If no sun, don’t visit. Best for sunset view.

The temples and compound here are as impressive as the Acropolis and Parthenon in Athens. Huge grounds and amazing ruins. Would take 3-4 hours to see all the ruins and that's not including the museum next door. Well preserved and accessible, you can actually walk through the houses, shops, temples, etc. Great experience.

Among the three temples in Paestum, the temple of Athena stands out as the only one whose attribution to the goddess is confirmed. This site preserves the remnants of ancient metopes and triglyphs, which unfortunately no longer exist. Notably, an intriguing sacrificial altar can also be found here. I wholeheartedly recommend visiting this captivating location.

We really loved this. You can do a short or long self tour. Incredible history. It’s mind blowing.

It is incredible how something from more than 2000 years still there... a piece of story, download the paestum app from store to enjoy each stop/mark with explanations about the site. Paid parking outside, dogs allowed, family ticket save some money with kids, the ticket give you the possibility to visit the museum across the street.

One of the oldest still standing structures of Italy, this temple was built in 500 BC, worth a visit if you are visiting the region.

Very nice place. Not too crowded. Definitely worth a visit

Wonderful place! Peaceful, very well maintained. If you want to get out of the busy city, just go there, visit and sit under a tree.

🏛In my opinion a little bit too expensive. The price is the same as the one in Pompei with the difference that Pomepi is 4 times bigger and it takes more to visit and much more details to look at. However the site is of an inestimable importance and its absolultly worth it to visit. 📍The valley of Paestum is special to me for a mix of reasons ( the morphology- food - weather - history- traditions) The If you like sunsets and history you can here combine that if you visit it on a sunny and clear day. 🌅

Interesting site on way between the two temple complexes

Just incredible - a definite must visit

Currently it's closed so you can only see it from the street

Very beautiful Archaeological Amphitheatre used during the ancient times.

Rome was bigger. Not much left.

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The receptionist is rude and impertinent. He told me if I lived on earth or on the moon just because I asked the rates for one night to sleep at the Sanctuary with my family. It is very surprising the reaction of a Sanctuary that supposedly welcomes in a hospitable and non-profit way. The prices they charge are by the way normal hotel prices.

Contrary to what you say, the receptionist who spoke badly was not a lady but a gentleman who spoke good Spanish, and he's still there as I had him on the phone this afternoon. His tone was humiliating, contemptuous and impertinent, and far from the hospitality you preach, testimony to much greed. Your justification is not only misleading, but also hypocritical and therefore unacceptable. I wanted to point this out to you in order to set the record straight. It's a pity that such a supposedly religious and spiritual institution should take the liberty of mistreating people.

Always a beautiful, peaceful visit.

Worth a visit, peaceful interesting place

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It's a good restaurant, but better suite for large groups or parties than for a romantic couple evening. Food was good but not excellent. Startes were great, but pasta was uncooked (far beyond "al dente", which I usually enjoy) and fish was less tasty than expected. Unlike other places close by waiters were a bit cold with outsiders and the overall experience, while still enjoyable, didn't live up to our expectations.

My wife and I found this place on our way back from a fantastic visit to Paestum. From the road it looks like a house but don't let that fool you cause the food here is amazing. We had the lobster linguine and the semifreddo Niccola. One of the best meals I have had in Campania. The waiter also understood my poor attempt at speaking Italian. Don't waste your money on touristy spots near the Paestum ruins drive 6 minutes away to a better meal.

Seems to be popular with locals, we arrived just after opening at 7:30pm and were asked if we had reservation, we were seated with some hesitation given the huge outdoor area was pretty empty. The food was very good & waiters friendly. Price reasonable.

I discovered this place by accident in 1992 and always go back each time I am in the Capaccio-Paestum area. The food is delicious and service always friendly. Great local wines and seafood options.

This is one of the best places in Paestum. We tried different restaurants, but we're coming back to this one. The food is perfectly tasty and fresh. The service is also on a high level. Mainly, local people are going there with pre-booking. The restaurant is full at working day at the end of the season.

It is a traditional Italian restaurant with a rich variety of dishes. I went there for lunch two days in a row. POSiTIVES: The restaurant has an open-air terrace. I was lucky as the weather was great to have lunch outside. To my observation, the restaurant is highly popular by locals. So far, I had a lovely soup with beans, mushroom and chesnuts; linguini with lobster; and shrimps with cabbage. I loved the soup. It was creamy, well cooked and unique. The lobster linguini was fresh. NEGATIVES: However the linguini didn't seem to me that it was made by the cooks. The English menu is different than the Italian one and certain dishes are missing and certain ones are slightly more expensive. The translation of certain dishes lack of the real description of the dish. The fried chicken leg was overly salted.

Best food in Cilento...whatever you order you cannot go wrong. Service is impeccable.

Location in the 70s-80s (it would need a renovation), The service is excellent, professional and fast, The food is very good, I recommend "the turbot with potatoes" and "the seafood appetizer". However, the bill is far above the norm and the pandemic has also caused prices to rise. Overall I highly recommend this place for a family outing.

Great restaurant with delicious local produce. Okay price, can be a little expensive for some items in the menu but generally good for the quality of food they serve. The platter was delicious especially the smokey mozzarella and the Parma ham slices. Perfect place for lunch after walking around Paestum.

Great place for a lunch! We’ve ordered the misto di verdure and the local cheese platter, both house speciality’s and both were delicious.

The food was delicious and very italian, but the service was a bit slow. They were very nice though

Delicious food! Definitely not your typical tourist spot but authentic tasteful food.

Service was nice. Food lovely and tasty. My partner lived the buffalo burguer.

Visited in March for a quick lunch before entering the archeological park. What a find! I had the best ravioli I have ever eaten! Light and fluffy pillows full of cheese. Perfection on a plate!

Everything tasted great.. From Mixed local antipasti, grilled vegetables, we had different kind od pastas, all home made(6 euro per pasta dish). Reasonable prices, highly recommended!!!

Overall, I highly recommend la Bottega Del Gusto for anyone looking for delicious Italian cuisine in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The staff, food, and atmosphere are all top-notch, and we can't wait to come back and visit again. So, it was a great experience for us.

The best spaghetti of my life. They have local products and the food is amazing. I totally recommend this place. This restaurant offers the best tomato and cheese of your life.

Great Ravioli, best I had so far, very delicious burrata with daterini and salad with prosciutto. All fresh and so italian but service is arrogant.

Great place to stop for lunch after visiting the archaeological park. Reasonable prices, good service and very tasty food. Get the Piatto della Bottega!

Quick and kind service with local fares with in season ingredients served with an original touch. Antipasti are delicious but generous portions can fill you up leaving little room for primi or secondi. Good selection of desserts and local IGP wine served.

This is by far one of the best place I ate with my family! The service is super fast and our waitress Carmen was so kind with all my family! After a morning on the Paestum Temples visit this is 5 minutes car ride! Come and enjoy life! The Sparkling Rose was like champagne! I recommend with restaurant!

Perfect traditional italian dairy and pasta food in stylish atmospehere wirh beautifull panorama.

Great place 👌 Amazing mozzarella and wine, ice cream, and pastries. And the service was awesome!!!!

Omg... this is my idea of a candy store for adults! Everything is delicious and the service is extremely professional. Don't miss the ricotta e pera... I've only had one better in my life. The yogurts are AMAZING. The wine is high quality as are all of the savory dishes. I think I read a review complaining about a lack of Coca-Cola. I can't scoff more strongly at that person who clearly has no tastebuds.

Amazing experience! Their homemade mozzarella bufala was THE BEST mozzarella we have ever tasted, together with the yogurt ice cream from buffala it was the ultimate traditional south Italian lunch. The atmosphere was amazing, beautiful nature around us with live music. We strongly recommend stopping here to enjoy homemade ricotta, mozzarella, yogurt or ice cream.

Where to start… the service was rude, and when asking for tap water, she acted like she had no idea what we were talking about yet every other local received tap water without question. The food was bland, with no seasoning and the bread served in the bag had MOLD on every piece. When telling the waitress, she acted like it was nothing and just took it away. She was rude the whole time and gave little to no service. This place is overpriced for subpar food. Go elsewhere and save your money.

Great spot for an afternoon glass or bottle of wine. Outdoor seating with a playground nearby—pretty perfect spot for families with kids! We first had san Salvatore wine at the Oleandri resort in Paestum—a little pricey but worth it. Inside there’s also a little store with all their wines, oils, jams, dolce etc. I deducted one start because they don’t do wine flights. To try their wines you need to buy a whole glass. It seems like it could be just as money efficient for them to offer flights/samplers.

We came in the evening to enjoy the desserts. At first, there was some confusion about payment for the desserts in advance, but while we were waiting in the queue for payment, our waiter approached us and advised he would sort everything out, we appreciated his help! We have ordered 6 desserts for 6 people, everyone liked his/ her choice. The staff was very attentive, they approached us asking if everything is ok etc. The place is huge and very attractive, not only you may enjoy a tasty dessert here, but also make a couple of lovely pictures :)

Just tried the dessert yogurts in a shop in Roma and they are fantastic. My girlfriend bought one and we loved it so much we bought one more in every flavor. They came in terracotta jars which we will find many uses for.

Okay so the scenery here is beautiful, looks like a really nice big garden where you can taste very tasty mozzarella. However...the service was hard to find. There was plenty of staff on the floor and only a few tables occupied....yet the staff preferred to have there own chats than to actually take care of their guests. Our food came way before our drinks. We had to ask again for water because we were really parched and when we were halfway through our first meal the wine finally arrived. It took another 15 minutes for them to take away the empty plates and when they didnt come to us to take our order for our maincourse in another 15 minutes we decided to leave. Would be a great place if they step up their service game.

Nice old man gave us a chance to see a newborn buffaloes! Such a nice and clean farm. And the ice cream here is just delicious! Thanks, I recommend it to everyone ☺️

I've never knew fresh ricotta tasted so good before eating in this beautiful farm. Cheese is made daily, as well as the deserts with the ricotta cheese. Pasta is fresh and the views are peaceful. This was three best lunch I've ever had. Definitely try out the fresh cheeses, cherry tomatoes and the ricotta pear cake and everything else you can possibly eat.

The place is not bad although the "smell of farm" is unbearable. Overall the value for money preposition is poor. Small dishes for almost the double the price you can easily find in the surroundings. It's a tourist trap! Look around for small places where you'll find a better value and food offer.

It was such a good choice to come here. If you are thinking about it, don't hesitate. Some say the prices are high. They are however not comparing to other places around who only try taking advantage being close to the ruins. Quality of food is high and service staff very friendly and accommodating. Their mozzarella is amazing nad has a great texture. There is easy and large parking. Visiting the water buffalo's is also a plus, especially for the children. We were very happy to have come here. The best choice in the proximity.

A pleasant place to stop. Animals can also be petted. I recommend. Amazing iced coffee made from thick milk.

Perfect location to chill on a hot summer afternoon, their coffee and desserts are super good. We had "ricotta e pera" and also the "sbriciolona di ricotta e cioccolato". Outside you have several seating in different parts of the gardens where you can appreciate the mountain ranges too. Also the buffalo are super friendly and they enjoy a good head scratch, we've had several to get to the corner of the fence to get some cuddles they really enjoyed it.

The best mozarella di bufala! It's so fresh and you can see the buffalo in their farm too. We tried different dishes and also took home some of their products and loved everything (buffalo butter is so milky), we forgot to ask if they also sell milk because the cappuccino with buffalo milk is really good. Pretty garden setting. It's a convenient lunch place after visiting Paestum archeological park.

OMG! This was our best experience in southern Italy so far. The food is amazing. Buffalo mozzarella was literally melting in my mouth 🤤 definitely will come back! The staff was very friendly and super helpful with any little question.

The best food we have during our Italy trip. Highly recommended and you won't be disappointed.

This restaurant is gorgeous, feels like you’re eating in a fairytale. The staff were so lovely and attentive. The pizza was the best I’ve had in Italy, and they had the best gluten free pizza my boyfriend has had in Italy. They are well aware of gluten free restrictions and they also spoke English if you can’t speak much Italian. Definitely one of the best places to eat in Paestum. It’s a must visit.

Nice stop for lunch. Delicious Caprese salad was enough to share, as was the gnocchi and homemade ravioli.

Food is nice. Half of the items on the menu seemed to be unavailable. Prices were OK.

Excellent spaghetti vongole, very tasty fillet of beef, exceptional seafood risotto, very good ingredients topped up w a finely balanced fiano white wine glass, very attentive waiters, food is worth every penny! No fuss, straight quality from Cilento. We will be back.

Great food and red local Wein 🍷

Ambience is nice, food is good but service is appalling... I had to ask for the menu twice, they made a mistake when delivering the beverages and the bill took ages to be delivered...

Given they are basically in the temples area, I expected the worst. It was instead a nice surprise. More than decent pizza, good wine and very helpful and friendly service. Go there if you visit the park.