Museo Archeologico Nazionale
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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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Intra Moenia
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This café is the sibling of the Intra Moenia publishing company. Both were originally established to nurture the city’s cultural, social and political collective memory. Today, it's something of a trendy social centre. It’s a really pretty place situated in front of semi-forgotten ancient Greek walls.
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Private Scooter Tour in Naples
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Languages
English, Spanish, Italian
Mercatino di Antignano
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I's the right place where to go and breathe the Neapolitan attitude to street selling.People gather from all over the city to discover one of the Napoli best loved landmarks, which has one of the most extensive selection of trendy clothes, local food, accompanied by folklorist shouting vendors! Especially if you need shoes, you should pay a visit.
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La Reggia Designer Outlet
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Would you like to pay 50% less for a Prada bag or a pair of Ralph Lauren boots? No, you’re not dreaming, it’s possible! Here you’ll find all of the most famous brands and designers (from clothing to home furnishings) at very impressive prices. There’s no way you’ll leave this place empty-handed. All items are original of course, not fake!
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The flea market of Agnano
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There is always something to snoop in the flea market. Surely the objects that can be found belong to a purchasing dynamic that excludes goods easily found on the street. It is worth to go there just to look at the now unusual character of the objects. You will find traces of a consumerism that has gone down in history.
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