Centrocentro apartment in the heart of Avellino, Corso V. Emanuele II area

The Centrocentro holiday rental is an apartment of approximately 50 square metres, with air conditioning and independent heating. It consists of an entryway/living room with a sleeper sofa and a Smart TV, two spacious bedrooms—one with a double bed and the other with two single beds—a bathroom with a bidet and shower, as well as a kitchen equipped with an induction cooktop, a pod coffee maker, a toaster, a kettle, and a microwave; The apartment also features a refrigerator with a freezer, a washing machine, a dishwasher, a vacuum cleaner, a clothesline, an iron, and an ironing board. It has a large double outdoor terrace, which includes a convenient sink and is furnished with garden tables and chairs. The property is equipped with Wi-Fi (Ookla speed test: 120 Mbps download) and a workstation with internet access. Centrocentro is located on the ground floor of a multi-unit building; the two upper floors and the adjacent spaces are occupied by offices with separate entrances. Therefore, especially at night and during non-working hours, quiet and privacy are better assured.<br>Centrocentro holiday rental is located in the most central modern area of Avellino, within the restricted traffic zone (ZTL), just a short walk from the pedestrian zone of Corso Vittorio Emanuele II—a wide street more than a kilometre long that serves as the heart of city life and has always been dedicated to strolling and shopping. From there, heading east, you can reach Avellino’s historic centre in 10 minutes, where the Cathedral is located, along with the nearby Carlo Gesualdo Theatre and the Cimarosa Conservatory. In the opposite direction are the Villa Comunale, the Irpino Museum, and the long Viale dei Platani, a popular spot for evening strolls in the summer. The property is a 4-minute walk from the Avellino Courthouse, across from which stands the monumental complex of the former Bourbon Prison, and not far away is the Partenio Cinema-Theater. In the opposite direction from these landmarks, less than 5 minutes away, is the bus station. To reach Avellino, the only public transport option is the bus, which connects the city with other major towns in the region and province. Specifically, those departing from Naples should go to the bus terminal at the Central Station in Piazza Garibaldi and take the Air Campania bus; there are numerous departures, and several routes go to Avellino—any one will do; To reach Centrocentro, after arriving at the terminal on Via Colombo, cross the street to take Via F.lli Del Gaudio or, turning left, Via De Conciliis. Follow either street to the end, and you’ll reach the beginning of Corso Vittorio Emanuele II. Continue along this street; after passing the Villa Comunale on your right and the next building with a portico, you’ll reach the crossroads with Via F. Iannaccone. Turn onto this street, and after less than 50 metres, you’ll find number 19 on your left—you’ve arrived at your destination. For those arriving in Naples by train without their own transport, we recommend getting off at Napoli Centrale and avoiding Napoli Afragola.