“Oldest Castle in the city, date 1 century B.C The view form the castle are amazing as are its rooms. Visiting this gem is entirely free!!”

“The Teatro di San Carlo, already often referred to simply as the Teatro San Carlo, is an opera house in Naples, as well as one of the most famous and prestigious in the world.”

“The Palazzo Reale is a historic building which is very pleasant to see. Although the piazza is very mesmerizing, it also leads to the ocean which again offers gorgeous views and a relaxing stroll along the seashore. ”

“Piazza del Plebiscito is one of the symbolic places of Naples. Located in the heart of the historic center, at the end of via Toledo, with its surface of over 25 thousand square meters it is the largest in the city and one of the largest in all of Italy. Bordered on either side by the famous colonnade, it is laterally closed by the prefecture building and Palazzo Salerno, the Royal Palace and the Church of San Francesco di Paola. Piazza del Plebiscito is located in the heart of the historic center of Naples, between the end of Via Toledo, one of the main shopping streets of the Neapolitan capital, and after Piazza Trieste e Trento, and the Lungomare. It is customary to divide Piazza del Plebiscito into two parts: the first at the foot of the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola follows a semi-circular shape, while the other, which borders at the end with the Royal Palace and is determined in the short sides by the curtains of the Twin palaces have a more rectangular shape. In the centers of the two areas there are, isolated, the two equestrian statues of Charles III of Bourbon (initiator of the Bourbon dynasty) and his son Ferdinand I, made by Canova and his pupil Antonio Calì. Famous is the game of crossing the blindfolded square or with eyes closed in a straight line, starting from the door of the Royal Palace, which is located right in the middle between the two equestrian statues, but practically nobody succeeds in the enterprise. From Casa Carmela you can reach it in a few minutes by walking.”

“French Castle in the middle of the city. Really beautiful and not expensive ticket.”

“A medieval castle located in front of Piazza Municipio and the city hall (Palazzo San Giacomo) in central Naples, Campania, Italy. Its scenic location and imposing size makes the castle one of the main architectural landmarks of the city.”

“A good alternative to Napoli Sotterranea's crowds. Discover its endless tunnels and galleries. The best surprise is reserved for the end :)”

“Forty meters below the characteristic and lively streets of the Historic Center of Naples, you find a different world, unexplored, isolated by time, but deeply connected with the world above. It’s the heart of Naples, and the place from which the city was born. To visit it is to travel to the past, a world 2400 years old.Every historic epic, from the foundation of Neopolis, to the bombs of WWII, has left it’s mark on the walls of the yellow tufa stone, the soul of Naples, and the stone with which the city was built.”

“Via Chiaia is a nice shopping street. From Piazza dei Martiri to Piazza Trieste e Trento next to Piazza Plebiscito. Then you can go up to Via Toledo where in Galleria Umberto (Sfogliatella Mary) you can eat a fantastic Sfogliatella Riccia o Babbà! ”

“English below. È la piazza principale di Napoli, ospita il Palazzo Reale e la Chiesa di San Paolo. Molto vicina al teatro S. Carlo e alla Galleria Umberto I. Da quì è anche facile scorgere il caffè Gambrinus, storico Bar della città. Is the main square of Naples, just in front oh Royal Palace, next to the San Carlo Theatre, S. Paul Cathedral and Umberto I Gallery. You definetly wont miss it. Please remember to stop at Caffè Gambrinus for a cup of coffee.”

“Daily trip for and from Capri, Ischia, Procida, Costiera Amalfitana, Positano”

“Beauftiful Castle on the Promenade of Naples! Absolutely beautiful and a must see!”

“If you are in the center you should spend 5 minutes to admire this place, also from Mary you can eat an excellent babà.”

“It's the beginning of the "Lungomare" of Naples, you can move by foot or by bike on the waterfront. It'a a pedestrian street. Here there are a lot of restaurants!”