Napoli Sotterranea - Napoli Underground
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You can join a tour that takes you to a journey 40 meters deep between the tunnels and cisterns into history dating back to 2400 years, from the ancient Greek to modern age. You'll see the remains of the Greek-Roman aqueduct and bomb shelters from World War II, you will also visit the War Museum, the Orti Hypogeum and the Sismic Station "Arianna"
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Scale del Petraio
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The steps of Petraio are very much off the typical tourist trail. This walk will give you the opportunity to appreciate one of the most peaceful and beautiful sides of the city. Plants grow wild among 19th-century buildings, giving you a sense of the city’s urban evolution step after step.
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Orto Botanico
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The surrounding area is quite run down, but don’t let that influence your decision to enter. You’ll find a few greenhouses, a fantastic variety of tropical plants and other very rare species that you probably won’t see anywhere else.
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Monastero di Santa Chiara
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Come here to see one of the finest churches in Naples. It’s a great place to escape the chaos of the centre when you’re out and about exploring. Take a few minutes to sit and breathe in the citrus scents. The cloister will leave you speechless, especially when illuminated by sunlight.
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Marechiaro
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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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Museo del Sottosuolo
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A small door facing the road will transport you back in time. Originally an anti-aircraft shelter, it’s a place where you can relive World War II Naples. This magical museum full of hidden wonders will give you an insight into how the population survived during one of the bloodiest chapters of history. Don’t miss it!
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Museo Cappella San Severo
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Lovers of Middle-Age's alchemy should not miss this pearl. Most of the work contained inside is the result of alchemist experiments that led, among other things, to the use of special paints and special ways to shape marble stones, reaching astonishing results such as the Veiled Christ. The museum is very small, but you will leave it overwhelmed.
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Parco Sommerso di Gaiola
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If you visit Napoli, especially during warm months, here you can find a break from the intense rhythm of the city and refresh yourself with a dive in a unique place. The Gaiola is mostly on rocks (no beach) and it is placed in front of two little islands, on one of which a villa is built, which is abandoned because of its reputation to be cursed!
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Grotta di Seiano
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Grotta di Seiano is an ancient Roman tunnel that traverses an entire mountain, leading you through history and lush Mediterranean vegetation to an old amphitheatre and one of the most amazing viewpoints of the city. You’ll be simply enchanted by the beauty of Trentaremi Bay. Don’t miss it! Only access with guide!
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Palazzo donn'Anna
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This palace isn’t a typical tourist attraction – public visits aren’t even allowed! Try to ask the caretaker to let you in so you can experience something truly unforgettable: an unfinished structure without windows where you can feel the magic of the sea.
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Pausilypon - Villa di Publio Vedio Pollione
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The villa is built by adapting the architecture to the nature of the site. The Villa can be reached through a tunnel dug from la Grotta di Seiano into the hill of Posillipo, it's quite impressive. The ancient Roman Patricians really knew where to build their luxurious villas and how to spend their leisure.
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Castello Aragonese di Baia
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Although it’s definitely not on the tourist radar, this breathtaking castle deserves crowds of visitors. It’s well worth seeing, if only for its magnificent location and super cheap admission fee!
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Lago D'averno
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Considered the gate of hell in ancient times, it’s actually one of the most beautiful lakes in southern Italy. Overtaken by nature and dotted with Roman ruins, it’s a charming, historic and relaxing place for a walk.
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Il Vulcano Solfatara
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The Solftara offers to the visitors the possibility to understand what happened in Pompei in the 79 d. C.. During the visit you can assist to the condensation of the vapour (if you place a small flame close to the fumarole you can see the vapour gradually becoming denser), you can hear the rumble of the ground and see a pool of boiling mud.
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Le Stazioni Dell'arte
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There’s a big difference between taking “the” metro and taking THIS metro! Amazing artworks surround you as you go up and down the escalators and through the corridors and passages. Each station has a different style, fully immersing you in amazing contemporary art.
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