Colleverde Park Hotel * * * *

Leisure activities:
Restaurant.

Bar.

Garden.

Solarium.

The Garden

Colleverde Park Hotel is set in 10,00 sq.m of splendid park lands with lush Mediterranean and tropical vegetation harmonising with the natural scenery of the olive and almond trees in the Valley of the Temples.

Hall

All the shared areas are of new realization. Antique furniture, oriental carpets and highly esteemed regional ceramic have been wisely inserted in a classical and elegant interior decoration.

The Restaurant

The Restaurant offers regional and national cuisine along with the excellent service that goes hand in hand with the being a modern and elegant hotel offering comfort, tranquillity together with the beautiful scenery.

Meeting Room

The hotel has a meeting room for 20-70 persons. In all the rooms it's possible to have amplification, pc or slide projector, laptops or any other thing necessary for the good organization of a meeting. All the rooms area Wi-Fi areas where it's possible to connect to internet in a fast and wireless way.

Today, Agrigento is the heir to a city that in ancient times was called ''the most beautiful city of the mortals.'' (Pindaro). Of this once great city remain interesting archaeological ruins and finds. A visit to the beautiful temples is an absolute must, they were the maximum expression of the Greeks ingenous artistic expression.
In the Valley of the Temples are the ruins of numerous temples but also necropoli, houses, streets and everything else one would expect to find in an ancient city. There is a small amphitheatre, as well as several auditoria, and a fine archeological museum. Unfortunately, most of the temples at Agrigento are in ruins, with pieces strewn about, and several appear to have never even been completed. Part of the Temple of Juno, built around 450 BC, is still intact. Its style has been compared to that of the temples at Paestum, near Salerno. The Temple of Concord (named retroactively), built around 440 BC, is in far better condition, and at night the illuminated temple is a sight to behold. A number of telamons (large segmented stone columns in the form of human figures) have been preserved.

The ruins of a Roman villa are located at an archeological site a few kilometers up the coast from Porto Empedocle. There is a nice beach nearby the shipping town of Porto Empedocle. The birthplace of Luigi Pirandello, (1867-1937) a Nobel prize-winning author, is located in the tiny hamlet of Caos, where his house is a museum.