Mattia Santoro

When we arrived the host made us choose where to sit and we choose outside because it's summer and at night it was fresh outside, but the place lacked some proper illumination.
We ordered a schnitzel and a burger. The portion were big and both the dishes came with fries and different sauces.
We also ordered two beers, a raddler and a pffifer Brno, both very good (the raddler was too sweet for my taste).
Only downside was the quite long wait for the dishes.
The waiter was very friendly and could understand English with nk problem.
They didn't accept card.

A suggestive village on top of a hill that is slowly falling apart.
The village by itself is amazing, small to be honest, but full of a variety of view of the surroundings that makes worth walking down all the streets.
Souvenirs shops inside are unexpectedly honest with prices, not so much with the type of souvenirs they sell, for example "typical Italian socks" is clearly a scam.
We haven't tried the restaurants there because even from outside they looked like too expensive if not proper touristic traps. To visit the entire village you won't take more than 2h in total so if you plan your visit correctly you can eat before or after the visit in the proper city where shops are more honest and affordable.
The entrance ticket to the village is 5€ and the parking is 1.50€ per hour

Small museum at a reasonable price. We knew this place because it is a franchising and you can find the same attractions in every big city in Europe.
With the kids or student discount is wort visiting it, else I feel it's too expensive for what it has to offer. The illusions are nice and all with a short explanation on the side. Located on multiple floors despite the limited number of visitors it felt too crowded and sometimes we have been waiting too long just to take a picture.

Nice spot to admire the oldy city from the top without climbing for too long. There are a lot stairs to get there but the way is not too long or too difficult. The view is definitely worth it. In summer might be better when there is less wind.

Big abandoned hotel. I loved the fact that there are many graffiti also from professional artists. The place is very big and in the corridors underground the feeling is the same as being in a horror movie. Be careful because it's full of shattered glass on the floors and some roofs are dripping. It is also posible to visit the upper floors via a narrow and quite dangerous stair, but the view is worth a try in my opinion. In the rooms there are still bedframes and matrasses plus some very funny graffiti