Naples Travel Guide

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Districts of Naples The city is rich in age-old history and contradictions. As a tourist, you have to decide which of its many attributes you want to focus on: the mysterious and fascinating aspect which has its roots in legends, or the city's more brutal and violent side, which is just as intriguing and displays the wounds of its turbulent history. Perhaps … Read Naples introduction

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Museo di Palazzo Reale

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This palazzo was built in the period of the viceroy Conte di Lemos. The palazzo has been home to La Reale Stamperia, la Reale Arazzeria, the 17th-century Palatine Academy, the King's Gabinetto Fisico, the Palatine Library, The Bourbon …
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Via Chiaia
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Castel dell'Ovo
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Capri
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Grand Hotel Santa Lucia

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Renowned for its Neapolitan hospitality, this exclusive hotel favoured by the world's jet set is situated in a prime spot above the tiny yacht-filled …
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Excelsior Hotel
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Hotel Royal Continental
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Grand Hotel Vesuvio
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Grand Hotel Europa

Don Salvatore

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Situated on the sea front, this restaurant is an old boat shelter divided into small, cosy rooms. It serves typical Neapolitan dishes based on fresh fish as well as excellent pizzas.
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Antica Osteria Pisano
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Trattoria Medina
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There are not many people on the planet who claim to dislike Italian food. Like all mediteranean diets, Italian food is also highly recommended by those who understand health and nutrition...so ... more

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Introduction

Naples ( Napoli if you live there) is raucous, polluted, anarchic, deafening, crumbling and aristocratic. It's also a lot of fun. Superbly positioned on a bay, Naples screams with energy, pulsating with noisy street markets and colourful characters.

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Not to miss

Duomo This grand cathedral was built on the site of earlier churches, which were themselves preceded by a temple to the pre-Christian god Neptune. Construction of the cathedral kicked off in 1272 under Charles I of Anjou. Check out the ornately decorated coffered ceiling above the wide central …

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Facts for the Traveller

Population : 1000470 Area : 117km² Longitude / Latitude : 14.2500247955 / 40.833366394 Currency : Euro (EUR) Weights & Measures system : Metric

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Getting there & Getting around

Getting there Naples is the hub of the southern Italian rail network and many trains originating in the north pass through Rome and terminate here. The city is well-served by regionale , diretto , Intercity and the superfast Eurostar trains. They arrive and depart from Stazione Centrale or …

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History

Recent History A succession of centre-left governments has in recent years driven efforts to clean up the city. Churches, museums and monuments that had been off-limits to visitors for decades have been reopened and tourist areas made safer. Nevertheless, there are those who complain that - …

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Weather

Situated on the shin of Italy, Naples has a fair expanse of Mediterranean in front of it, bringing those hot dry summers and cool sea breezes straight to Naples' door. It's much wetter than Italy's east coast; most rain occurs around autumn and winter months. Unlike Mediterranean islands where the …

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Overview of Naples

219km (136 miles) SE of Rome, 263km (163 miles) W of Bari Naples (Napoli) is Italy's most controversial city: You'll either love it or hate it. Is it paradiso or the inferno? It's louder, more intense, more unnerving, but perhaps ultimately more satisfying than almost anywhere else in Italy. To …

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Overview

Naples is extraordinary, and it is the Neapolitans who make it so. Is it a sense of doom from living in the shadow of Vesuvius that makes many Neapolitans so volatile, perhaps so seemingly blind to everything but the pain or pleasure of the moment? Poverty and overcrowding are the more likely causes. …

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