Napoli
Naples is one of the most beautiful cities in the south of Italy. Founded by the Greeks and named Neapolis (new city), it remained for years an important colony of Magna Graecia. Evolving into a Roman colony, Naples witnessed domination by the Normans before being declared the capital of the Kingdom by the French Angevins. This pivotal event marked Naples as the first Italian metropolis.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Gem By The Sea
From the mid-1400s, Naples fell under Spanish influence. During the reign of Charles of Bourbon, the city experienced a period of significant international development. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Naples preserves one of the largest historic centers globally, offering a breathtaking panorama that stretches from the slopes of Vesuvius to the Campi Flegrei, overlooking the Gulf of Naples.
A prominent symbol of the city is the imposing Maschio Angioino, also known as Castel Nuovo, which stands proudly by the sea. For centuries, it served as the royal residence of the Angevins. The historic center is a labyrinth of alleys and history, alternating with bars, small stores and pizzerias.The streets are permeated with the inviting aromas of coffee and pizza.
A must-visit is the Caffè del Professore, where you can either enjoy a coffee at the bar or opt for a take-away coffee—a beloved local tradition. The neighborhoods and streets are alive, noisy, colorful and full of people, impossible not to be enchanted.
A thousand wonders
Naples, much like numerous Italian cities, boasts an incredible number of churches. Among the notable ones are the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, which hosts the revered rite of the melting of the blood of San Gennaro approximately three times a year; the Monastery of Santa Chiara, renowned for its three cloisters; and the renowned Sansevero Chapel, home to one of the world’s most lifelike sculptures, the Veiled Christ.
If you are fond of nativity scenes or carriages, you cannot miss the Capodimonte Museum. Additionally, don’t miss the picturesque Castel dell’Ovo, located directly on the sea, and the Royal Palace. The historic and nerve center of the city is Piazza del Plebiscito, where visitors can admire the equestrian statues of Charles III of Bourbon by Canova and Ferdinand I of Calì.
A hidden gem awaits at Napoli Sotterranea, where visitors can delve 40 meters below ground to explore the city’s fascinating history. No trip to Naples is complete without a visit to the archaeological park of Pompeii and Herculaneum, offering an unparalleled experience to delve into the ancient past.
Gastronomic Wonders of Naples
Abroad, Neapolitan cuisine serves as the symbol of Made in Italy, celebrated for its authentic pizza and buffalo mozzarella. From flavorful panuozzi to crispy fried calzones and convenient pizza a portafoglio, Naples offers a culinary journey like no other. enjoy a variety of desserts, including the iconic babà, pastiera (enjoyed year-round, not just at Easter), sfogliatelle, and zeppole. Leaving this city becomes a challenge as they say in Naples you cry twice: upon arrival and upon departure. Truly, seeing is believing!
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