Marechiaro
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15
1
You should go there get a sense of how Napoli was sometime ago. If you have a high budget you should certainly plan to dine at one of the fish restaurant overlooking the sea. Or you can go there to have a dive during the warmer months, a small boat will bring you to the lidos made of tufa stone.
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Da Concettina ai Tre Santi
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5
4
Pizza al ragù, or Pizza Salsiccia e Friarielli, Pizza Concettina: you'll never get tired of trying something new. In the true neapolitan style, you'll have the queue and the queue will be messy. But it's worth it.
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Pizza making class and the secret dough
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27
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Duration
2 h
Languages
French, English, Spanish, Italian
Pescheria Mattiucci
Eating
6
2
This clean and lovely fish shop transforms fresh fish from its fleet into exclusive gastronomic pleasures. The restaurant represents one of the most original and tasty food service concepts on the Neapolitan dining scene. The freshness of the fish is unbeatable!
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Museo Archeologico Nazionale
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5
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Museo Archeologico Nazionale is considered the most important Italian archaeological museum and one of the most important in the world for classical, and particularly ancient Roman, archaeology! Its collection includes works of the highest quality produced in Greek, Roman and Renaissance times and especially Roman artifacts from nearby Pompeii.
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L'etto
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5
2
If you’re looking for somewhere affordable to eat in the heart of the city’s historic centre, L’etto is the perfect place for you! It’s also open at night, providing a good and cheap alternative to traditional restaurants.
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Porto di Pozzuoli
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6
2
During early morning you can visit the fish market or more pragmatically just move to eat the same fish in the evening. The Serapis Temple is not to be missed, not only for its archaeological interest but also because it marks the phenomenon of the Bradyseism: the gradual uplift/descent of part of the Earth's surface caused by underground magma.
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Pizza making class and the secret dough
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Duration
2 h
Languages
French, English, Spanish, Italian
Pizzeria Starita
Eating
5
2
With a convenient location (the subway is just a few metres away), amazing pizzas, really low prices and kind and efficient staff, Pizzeria Starita is not to be missed. You can expect long waiting times (they don’t take bookings), however everything is so delicious that every minute spent waiting will be worth it.
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L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele
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13
4
A visit to Pizzeria da Michele is a must. There’s one thing in particular that has made it famous all over the world – it’s the pizzeria from the film adaptation of “Eat, Pray, Love” starring Julia Roberts. It’s funny to see the photograph of her eating Michele's famous pizza with her hands!
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Terrazza Calabritto
Eating
5
1
Accompanied by a wonderful view of the Gulf of Naples, you'll be whisked away on an exciting culinary journey to discover the most delicious dishes of the Neapolitan kitchen with a modern twist. The delicate perfumes, authentic flavours and beautiful view make Terrazza Calabritto an experience not to be missed!
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Tandem
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9
2
Ragù is undoubtedly one of the most delicious specialities of the Neapolitan kitchen, and Tandem serves some of the tastiest ragù in the city. It’s cooked slowly with the same passion an Italian mother would have; not in a hurry as is typical of many other restaurants.
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Palazzo Petrucci
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3
1
Palazzo Petrucci has an elegant yet cosy atmosphere and outstanding cuisine. With an open kitchen, it offers a fully transparent experience, allowing you to observe the commitment and passion that goes into every single dish.
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Cibi Cotti
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3
1
If you’re looking for somewhere non-touristic, somewhere that allows you to enjoy Naples and its people (it’s likely that you’ll share a table with someone you don’t know) and somewhere offering authentic Neapolitan cuisine – Cibi Cotti is the perfect place for you. Well hidden in a local market, it surely won’t disappoint!
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Locanda Nonna Rosa
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2
0
If you fancy tasting stockfish, visit Locanda Nonna Rosa at the first opportunity! Just a 15-minute drive from Naples, this kingdom of codfish features tasteful décor, wooden tables, a family-friendly atmosphere and a small terrace overlooking a vegetable garden. It’s a must for anyone wishing to discover modern Italian cuisine!
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'A Canzuncella
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2
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Tourists who want to combine traditional Neapolitan food and music should not miss this fantastic opportunity. The staff is very polite, the restaurant is furnished with characteristic objects of the city. The restaurant is equipped with fresh fish but the menu also includes foods based on vegetables, meats and also for coeliacs.
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Crudorè
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2
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If you love raw fish dishes, this restaurant could be heaven for you! Crudorè has created the perfect combination of classic dishes and current trends. Here, traditional Neapolitan cuisine is carefully balanced with delicate new flavours to create absolutely exquisite dishes. Reservations are recommended.
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