Sights in Naples

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Scale del Petraio

Beautiful urban walk

Scale del Petraio

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Known only by true Naples lovers, this walk takes you down many small steps from the district of Vomero to Corso Vittorio Emanuele – the longest street in the city. The tranquillity and scenery are completely unexpected. To be able to move on foot in a city as chaotic as Naples is a pleasure for the body and soul! Read more ›

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Grotta di Seiano

An amazing hidden corner of Naples

Grotta di Seiano

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This place is simply breathtaking. Steeped in history and full of amazing sights, it’s one of the most beautiful hidden corners of Naples. It receives relatively little attention and is perhaps not very well known, which only serves to make it even more beautiful. Everything here is wonderful: the history, the smell of the flowers, the view… Read more ›

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Marechiaro

Marechiaro: a little fishermen borgo

Marechiaro

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It is like time has passed at a different pace here. In the small borgo of Marechiaro you feel like you have disembarked on a small Mediterranean island. We go there to relax and look at the sea and sometime to have a dive. Walking down via Marechiaro you feel like getting step by step away from the city to reach a calmer and peaceful reality. Read more ›

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Palazzo donn'Anna

The palace of spirits

Palazzo donn'Anna

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This is one of the most celebrated buildings in Naples, full of history and legends. It’s said that the ghosts of two lovers whose romance failed live here. Its architecture and location overlooking the sea are striking. There are plenty of surprises inside, including kayaks available for rent and a cave where old artisans build wooden boats. Read more ›

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Orto Botanico

An enchanted garden

Orto Botanico

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Although it’s located on one of the busiest streets in Naples, once you’re inside the Botanical Garden you’ll feel as if you’re in a fairy tale. With all kinds of plants and trees (including crops used in the medical sector), total peace and impeccable presentation, it’s one of the jewels of the city. Read more ›

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Napoli Sotterranea - Napoli Underground

Exciting journey into the history

Napoli Sotterranea - Napoli Underground

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The underground displays a rich history substrate and enables the rediscovery of a rare, even unique heritage. Great works of civil engineering have today recovered a new life thanks to the skillful work of Naples Underground. Indescribable beauty and interesting places to discover. Read more ›

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Rione Terra

Ancient acropolis of Pozzuoli

Rione Terra

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This ancient little acropolis has now been returned to its full splendour. A place of great historical significance, it’s full of beauty, but at the same time has a difficult story to tell. It’s perhaps one of the greatest symbols of bradyseism and the subsequent earthquake. Locals have come to fully appreciate it ever since its rebirth. Read more ›

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Parco Sommerso di Gaiola

A marine reserve inside Napoli's bay

Parco Sommerso di Gaiola

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During the past decades the Gaiola has become a reason of pride for Neapolitans, who love to go there to sunbath and enjoy a dive in the cleanest sea-spots of the city. It feels like a little community of people who love the sea and wants to protect it. Snorkeling is fantastic as many local fish have returned thanks to the prohibition of fishing. Read more ›

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Il Vulcano Solfatara

Be in direct touch with mother Earth!

Il Vulcano Solfatara

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The Solfatara is the most interesting volcano of the Phlegrean area, which offers to the visitors the chance to walk between surprising volcanic phenomena, far from the noise of the city. You can feel and breathe the healthy smell of the sulphur, taking a real break from the reality: if you want to pull the plug is the right place to go! Read more ›

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Path Of The Gods

The Path of the Gods

Path Of The Gods

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the Path of the Gods, set in stunning natural beauty, is a must to see, at least for who wants to deeply dig into the marvels of the Amalfi Coast. From the Path of the Gods it is possible to admire one of the most striking panoramas on Earth. Read more ›

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Pausilypon - Villa di Publio Vedio Pollione

A sunset chill overlooking the sea

Pausilypon - Villa di Publio Vedio Pollione

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At sunset this place is a magical location of breathtaking beauty in a historic site. The view here is truly unique – the island of Procida, Ischia and the Isthmus of Nisida are really in the palm of your hand. In the ancient Villa there are spas, gardens and a theater, which is still used in the summer. Read more ›

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Lago D'averno

A relaxing lakeside walk

Lago D'averno

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The Campi Flegrei area is not particularly well maintained, but this magical place is an exception. A peaceful green oasis, it’s adored by locals who stop by for a stroll, to play sports or to simply unwind. Read more ›

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Lungomare Caracciolo

Picturesque seaside promenade

Lungomare Caracciolo

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When this long and wonderful road was closed to traffic, it became the most famous and certainly the most loved promenade in Naples. It’s a pleasant and relaxing walk that no Neapolitan would refuse on a sunny day. Read more ›

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Monastero di Santa Chiara

Citrus scents in the city’s heart

Monastero di Santa Chiara

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The Monastery of Saint Chiara is undoubtedly one of the most loved places of both locals and visitors. There’s a simple and elegant gothic church, a cloister – one of the most beautiful and best preserved in Naples and, despite being in the very heart of the city, a feeling of peace and complete silence. Read more ›

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Certosa di San Martino

A balcony over the city

Certosa di San Martino

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From the outside, the Certosa di San Martino monastery looks like a simple palace, but when you enter its rooms you’ll discover how beautiful it really is. With sumptuous nativity scenes, a wonderful cloister and a balcony offering stunning city views, it’s no wonder it’s one of the most visited places in Naples. Read more ›

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Museo del Sottosuolo

Magical underground shelter

Museo del Sottosuolo

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Museo del Sottosuolo is less touristic and crowded than other underground museums in Naples, but equally immersed in history and emotions. Its beauty and the ability of those who manage it to continually surprise visitors with tastings, concerts and exhibitions make it one of the most loved places in the city. Read more ›

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La Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco

A Unique Church

La Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco

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Napoli has many beautiful churches, but this is a gem.I have never seen something of the kind anywhere else.This church was built during the period when the cult of the purgatory's souls was recognized by the Catholic church from the 1600 until 1969.Praying to the souls of the purgatory has strong links to the popular culture of the south of Italy Read more ›

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Cimitero delle Fontanelle

Help a soul, adopt a skull!

Cimitero delle Fontanelle

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The Cimitero delle Fontanelle (literally translated as the ‘water springs’ cemetery’) is a tufa cave hosting hundreds of human skulls and bones arranged in a very scenic way. The cave hosts also an unorthodox church.It was locked for years and only recently was brought back to Neapolitans who love its mystery and beauty. Read more ›

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Kayak Napoli

Admire Naples from the sea

Kayak Napoli

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Jump in a canoe and forget that the rest of the world exists. It's possible! Naples is practically surrounded by the sea, so you can paddle along admiring everything from Roman ruins to amazing neoclassical villas. Each time locals take a sightseeing trip in a canoe, they fall more and more in love with their city! Read more ›

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Castello Aragonese di Baia

A magical castle

Castello Aragonese di Baia

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Castello Aragonese di Baia is a magical castle that dominates the entire Bay of Pozzuoli. It’s well maintained (although part of it is closed for restoration) and rich in Roman remains found in the area of Campi Flegrei. It continues to enchant everyone who has the opportunity to admire it, even if just from the outside. Read more ›

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Museo Diocesano Napoli

An unexpected museum

Museo Diocesano Napoli

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This little pearl of the city is situated just a short walk from Naples Cathedral. There are two small churches from different eras and in different styles, as well as paintings. It’s a real museum complex that’s especially loved by art enthusiasts. Read more ›

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Pontile di Bagnoli

Walk in the waves!

Pontile di Bagnoli

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Locals who like to run or simply want to escape the noise of the city with an eye to the sea can’t help but come here. Pontile di Bagnoli, which literally translates to “Bagnoli's Jetty”, is a place that, once discovered, leads to addiction. It’s simply amazing! Read more ›

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Le Stazioni Dell'arte

Art in motion

Le Stazioni Dell'arte

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Designed by international architects and artists, the metro stations of Naples are a highlight of the city. Locals are particularly proud of what is considered to be one of the most beautiful metro systems in Europe. It’s something of a museum in motion that enchants locals as much as tourists. Read more ›

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Vesuvio

Walking in the clouds

Vesuvio

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Mount Vesuvius is one of the most iconic symbols of Naples. Despite being quite challenging, many locals and visitors face the long walk to enjoy the almost lunar landscape at the top. Besides seeing the fascinating crater of one of the world's most famous volcanoes, you can enjoy beautiful views of the Bay of Naples with the city at your feet. Read more ›

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Museo Cappella San Severo

A treasure for Alchemy's lovers

Museo Cappella San Severo

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The museum is a reason of pride for the city. The statue of the Veiled Christ is such a refine piece of marble work that eyes struggle to accept that is coming from 'only' a one-stone piece. The Chapel and its treasures are the personal collection of one of the most intriguing figures of Napoli's history, the alchemist 7h Prince of Sansevero Read more ›

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Palazzo Zevallos Stigliano

Napoli - Art Galleries

Palazzo Zevallos Stigliano

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The Palazzo Zevallos (or even building Stigliano Colonna Palazzo Zevallos Stigliano or more) is a beautiful and monumental building located along Via Toledo, in the heart of Napoli. The building is, part of the Italian galleries owned by the Intesa Sanpaolo Group. Read more ›

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Zoo di Napoli

A surprise for children & adults

Zoo di Napoli

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Naples Zoo is a symbol of the city that has recently been reborn. For many years it was completely abandoned, but now it’s back to being a respected local landmark. It’s a protected place that all Neapolitans are happy to embrace once again! Read more ›

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Museo Nazionale Ferroviario di Pietrarsa

Amazing railway museum

Museo Nazionale Ferroviario di Pietrarsa

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This museum is a source of pride for the local population. It’s a journey through the history of rail travel in Italy, from the king’s trains up to the present day. It offers a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Naples, is very educational for children and is an amazing and relaxing place for adults too. Read more ›

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Porto di Pozzuoli

Pozzuoli's Harbour: ready to sail?

Porto di Pozzuoli

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Pozzuoli is a small commune belonging to Napoli. Its main harbor deserves attention for several reasons, may that be for its numerous restaurant, for the charming coastal buildings, for its chilled out vibes, for its boats leaving to the islands, for its rich fish market or for its iconic Serapis Temple dating back to approx. 100 AD. Read more ›

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Parco Virgiliano

Panoramic views to carry in your hearth

Parco Virgiliano

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The phrase said by the German poet J. W. Goethe "see Napoli and then die" could not be more appropriate to the panoramic views provided by the Virgiliano park. It is a quite and well respected place where Neapolitans go to enjoy a break from the chaos of the city or to find peace in the breathtaking beauty of the bays of Napoli and Pozzuoli Read more ›

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