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Departing from the Castellammare di Stabia train station the funivia (cable car) gives you a panoramic ride to the top to Mt Faito. You can spend the day in the cool mountain air, walking the paths and enjoying the spectacular views from the high peaks. Pack a picnic and enjoy the forested outdoors, a cool break from the summer heat.
The funivia cable car runs from 10:00 AM til 5:00 PM daily from April through June and September through November; in July and August it is open from 8:30 AM until 8:00 PM. The ride takes 8 minutes. Tickets cost €8 roundtrip in 2019. The station is in Piazza Unita' d'Italia, the train station is on the Napoli - Sorrento along the Circumvesuviana line.
See the EAV website for more details on the funivia, and the Circumvesuviana routes and timetables.
For locals who live on the Sorrentine Peninsula, there is only one mountain: Faito. Towering over the surrounding countryside at 1400 meters above sea level, Faito is one of the peaks along the Lattari mountain chain and lies at the base of the Sorrento Peninsula. It is a popular destination in summer, when locals and vacationers climb the slopes to escape the heat and humidity along the coastline.
As soon as you begin to climb the slopes of Mount Faito the views open up, stretching into the distance across the woods and mountain landscape in the foreground to the deep blue Bay of Naples on the horizon. On one side, you can see the Sorrentine Peninsula and the island of Capri with its iconic Faraglioni sea stacks just off the coast; on the opposite side, the outline of Mount Vesuvius and the city of Naples hugging the gulf. Enjoy the panorama from both the road and the many walking and hiking paths which wind their way uphill through the woods.
There are also a number of restaurants and cafès on the peak of Mount Faito, in addition to sports facilities with a playground for children and a swimming pool.
Castellammare di Stabia is a comune in the Metropolitan City of Naples, Campania region, in southern Italy. It is situated on the Bay of Naples about 30 km southeast of Naples, on the route to Sorrento.
Castellammare is known as the Metropole of the waters for its hydrological heritage of 28 different kinds of waters, divided in sulphurous, calcic bicarbonate and mineral water, each one with a particular healthy property. The thermal bath has been a huge part of the economic life as well as of the tourism of Castellammare since the 19th century. To take advantage of the waters’ property there are two different thermal baths, one in the historical centre of the town and the other on the hill. Besides, the two most important waters of Castellammare, Acqua della Madonna and Acetosella, have been known since the time of Pliny the Elder, who suggested to drink them in case of calculosis, today they are sold as far away as America.
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[@user-wj3vv1tw9o]

Mi fa sempre piacere rivedere la città dove sono nato abitavo proprio vicinissimo alla stazione della Circumvesuviana dov'è la stazione di partenza della Funivia appena potevamo andavamo a guardare arrivare e partire treni e Funivia

[@travelogs_h]

Effettivamente è una città molto bella

[@Salvatore972]

bella castelllamare di Stabia io sono nato lì

[@alfredocesarano757]

💛💙💛💙💛💙

[@travelogs_h]

Thanks

[@kevinbates1166]

Thinking of doing this on our trip to Sorrento,great video!

[@Paulwherrell]

Hope to do this in October, nice video :)

[@motig35]

awesome video , very helpful

[@travelogs_h]

Thanks

[@marcosmoura911]

Do people go to the beach there ? It always looks so deserted

[@travelogs_h]

The beach at Castellammare di Stabia is not clean, and swimming is prohibited here.

[@alfredocesarano757]

The beach side is a little father towards the peninsula. Immediately after Pozzano, you find all the resorts and the sea is very clean. All the work it was done in the past years with the depurator paid dividends. In the past few years also the long beach of the spiaggia neighbourhood has seen a revival. I think the prohibition of diving on the seafront (villa comunale) is just a bureaucratic issue, but the sea itself is super clean now.