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Meet Naples, the city where history and culture are intertwined with flavoursand exciting activities. Explore the cemetery of skulls within the Fontanellecemetery and the lost city of Pompeii, or visit the famous Vesuvius volcano andthe island of Capri. Discover the lost tunnels of Naples and discover the otherside of Naples, then end the day visiting the bars, restaurants and vivid nightlifein the evening. Castles, museums and churches add a finishing touch to thepicturesque old-world feel.
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Museum of CapodimonteThe castle of Capodimonteboasts a wonderful view on theBay of Naples. Buil...Castel NuovoAlso known as 'MaschioAngioino', this medieval castledating back to 1279 w...Ovo CastleLiterally named 'Egg Castle',Castel dell'Ovo is a 12th-centuryfortress tha...Basilica of Saint ClareNot far from Church of GesùNuovo, the Basilica of SaintClare is the bigges...Church of San LorenzoMaggioreSan Lorenzo Maggiore is anextraordinary building complexwhich mixes gothic...
THE CITY
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The historic city of Naples was founded about
3,000 years ago as Partenope by Greek
merchants. Later, the settlement took the name
of Palepolis, the old city, and in 475 BC it
became Neapolis, the new city. Under various
phases of foreign rule, the city developed
continuously, until it became the capital of the
most important of the pre-unication states, the
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. The rulers of that
Kingdom, the Bourbons, constructed a
magnicent palace in nearby Caserta and lled
the city with historic structures of all kinds.
DO & SEE
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The historic centre of Naples, with its splendid
palaces and its popular and lively working-class
districts, is now on the list of UNESCO World
Heritage Sites. Naples also boasts an
underground city, as well as its famous
panoramic views. Moreover, this hospitable city
is marked by contrasts and popular traditions,
such as the annual miracle whereby San
Gennaro’s ‘blood’ becomes liquid in front of the
eyes of his followers.
Naples is famous throughout the world primarly
because of pizza (which, you'll discover, only
constitutes a small part of the rich local cuisine)
and popular music, with famous songs such as 'O
Sole Mio'.
Museum of Capodimonte
The castle of
Capodimonte boasts a
wonderful view on the
Bay of Naples. Built in the
18th century by Bourbon
kings, it has been the
royals' summer residence for a long time; today
it hosts a museum which exhibits various
collections, including masterpieces by Tiziano,
Botticelli, Perugino and Raaello.
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Address: Via Miano 2, Naples
Opening hours: Thursday - Tuesday 8:30 - 19:30. (Certain
areas open or close earlier or later)
Phone: +39 081 749 911 1
Internet: www.museocapodimonte.beniculturali.it
Email: [email protected]
Castel Nuovo
Also known as 'Maschio
Angioino', this medieval
castle dating back to
1279 was an important
cultural centre, visited by
important artists and
writers such as Giotto, Petrarca and Boccaccio.
Today it hosts various cultural events, and is
home of the Municipal Museum of Naples.
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Address: Via Vittorio Emanuele III - Maschio Angioino,
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Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 - 18:00.
Phone: +39 081 795 772 2
More Info: Calling and verifying the opening hours is
recommended
Ovo Castle
Literally named 'Egg
Castle', Castel dell'Ovo is
a 12th-century fortress
that dominates the
Naples seafront. The
name comes from the
legendary Roman poet Virgil, who supposedly
strengthened the castle walls with a magical egg.
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Address: Via Eldorado 3, Naples
Opening hours: Summer: Monday - Saturday 9:00 - 19:30.
Sundays and Holidays 9:00 - 14:00. Winter: Monday -
Saturday 9:00 - 18:30. Sundays and Holidays 9:00 - 14.00.
Phone: +39 081 795 459 2
Email: [email protected]
Basilica of Saint Clare
Not far from Church of
Gesù Nuovo, the Basilica
of Saint Clare is the
biggest gothic basilica in
the city. Built in
provençal style in the
14th century, it has plenty to see for art history
lovers, such as the remains of some of Giotto's
frescoes. Here you can also nd an
archaeological site, a monastery, and a museum
which collects historical documents, sacred
relics and marble statues.
Photo: Paolo Gallo/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Santa Chiara 1, Naples
Phone: +39 081 552 159 7
Internet: www.santachiara.info
Email: [email protected]
Church of San Lorenzo Maggiore
San Lorenzo Maggiore is
an extraordinary building
complex which mixes
gothic and baroque
architecture, and dates
back to the end of the
13th century. Every Christmas, a life-size nativity
scene is set up inside the church. A museum
occupies three oors above the courtyard, and
exhibits historic items from the monastery as
well as archaelogical remains.
Photo: Matyas Rehak/Shutterstock.com
Address: Piazza San Gaetano 316, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 9:30 - 17:30.
Phone: +39 081 211 086 0
Internet: www.laneapolissotterrata.it/en/home-en
Church Of San Gregorio Armeno
San Gregorio Armeno is
located in the centre of
Naples and is a wonderful
example of Neapolitan
Baroque art. Here you
can nd beautiful
frescoes, gilded ceilings and cloisters full of
orange trees. The church also hosts the relics of
St Patricia, thus locals often call it 'Chiesa di
Santa Patrizia'.
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Address: Via San Gregorio Armeno 44, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 - 12:00. Sunday 9:00
- 13:00.
Phone: +39 081 552 018 6
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Church Of Gesù NuovoWhen in Naples, don't
miss the opulent interior
of this church, its
baroque marble statues,
and its altars inlaid with
semi-precious stones such
as agate, amethysts and lapis lazuli. The building
is located at Piazza del Gesù Nuovo, just outside
the historic centre.
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Address: Piazza del Gesù Nuovo 2, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 7:00 - 13:00 & 16:00 -
20:00.
Internet: www.gesunuovo.it
Email: [email protected]
National Archeological Museum
This is one of the most
important archaeological
museums in the world: it
contains bronzes,
sculptures and many
other objects from the
Bourbon collection, and from the historical sites
of Pompeii and Ercolano.
Photo: Rrrainbow/Shutterstock.com
Address: Piazza Museo 19, Naples
Opening hours: Wednesday - Monday 9:00 - 19:30.
Phone: +39 081 442 232 8
Internet: www.museoarcheologiconapoli.it/en
The Royal Palace
This was once the
residence of the Spanish
Viceroys. The Royal
Gardens are full of
tree-lined avenues with
rare plants, statues and
secret gardens. On the palace grounds you can
nd the San Carlo Theater, the National Library
of Naples and a regional tourist board.
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Address: Piazza Plebiscito 1, Naples
Opening hours: Thursday - Tuesday 9:00 - 20:00.
Phone: +39 081 580 825 5
Email: [email protected]
Museo Cappella Sansevero
The enigmatic Sansevero
Chapel is an important
part of the Italian artistic
heritage and is located in
the historic part of
Naples. Here you can see
the famous Rococo sculpture of Veiled Christ
made by Giuseppe Sanmartino in 1753, as well
as a feast of Baroque architecture and a
mysterious temple of initiation.
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Address: Via Francesco De Sanctis 19/21, Naples
Opening hours: Wednesday - Mon 9:00 - 19:00.
Phone: +39 081 551 847 0
Internet: www.museosansevero.it/?lang=en
Email: [email protected]
Fontanelle Cemetery
Cimitero Delle
Fontanelle, also known as
the Valley of Death, oers
a somewhat unique - and
possibly morbid -
experience. For sure it is
unlike any other church or cemetery in the
world, and, although it might be a bit diicult to
nd at rst, it should not be missed while in
Naples.
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Address: Via Fontanelle 80, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 10:00 - 17:00.
Phone: +39 081 795 616 0
Internet: www.cimiterofontanelle.com/en
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More Info: Further information is oered by the Napoli
Servizi company at + 39 081 197 031 97
San Carlo Theatre
This neoclassical theatre
can look like it's frozen in
time: the majestic golden
décor and the red suede
curtains will probably
throw you back to the
18th century, when it was built for Charles III,
duke of Bourbon. After several restorations, it is
still open today, and hosts great shows such as
Swan Lake.
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Address: Via San Carlo 98f, Naples
Phone: +39 081 797 233 1
Internet: www.teatrosancarlo.it
Email: [email protected]
San Gregorio Armeno Street
This narrow street is all
about the nativity scene
and teems with tourists
and locals. When
wandering down Via San
Gregorio Armeno, you
will be amazed by the plethora of nativity scene
objects lined up along the street. The place is
especially popular during Christmas time, when
everyone is looking for Christmas cribs and
gurines.
Photo: Luca Aless/Wikimedia Commons (image cropped)
Address: Via San Gregorio Armeno 1, Naples
PompeiiWhen in Naples, you
should seize the
opportunity to go to
Pompeii. The city is
located south of Naples
and is known for having
been destroyed and buried by an eruption of
Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Today it is one of the
most popular tourist destinations in Italy, and
oers many interesting (and slightly macabre)
sights.
Photo: Boris Stroujko/Shutterstock.com
Address: Pompei, Italy
Pausilypon Archaeological Park
This majestic
archaeological site is
worth checking out
because of its historical
value, and for the
majestic view over the
Naples bay it oers. The villa, complete with a
theatre and thermal baths, was built by Roman
knight Publio Vedio Pollione, and its name means
"stress relief". The place is also known for its
cave, which is more than 700 meters deep into
the hillside.
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Address: Discesa Gaiola (Scogliera Cala S. Basilio), Naples
Opening hours: April 1st - September 30th: Tuesday - Sunday
10:00 - 16:00. Rest of the year: Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 -
14:00.
Phone: +39 081 240 323 5
Internet: www.areamarinaprotettagaiola.it
Email: [email protected]
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Church of Saint Giovanni a CarbonaraThis church and
monastery complex is one
of the highest rated in
Naples, and you shouldn't
miss it if you're interested
in art and history.
Founded by Augustinian monks, it was renovated
many times through the history, and hosts
interesting examples of dierent art styles, such
as its scenographic 17th-century façade, and
fascinating sculptures and frescoes.
Photo: Sviluppo/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Carbonara 5, Naples
Phone: +39 081 295 873
See Amalfi Coast
Not far from Naples, the
beautiful town of Amal
is the perfect spot for a
one-day excursion: it
boasts a stunning seaside
and a surprisingly rich
history (it used to hold a huge maritime power in
the Middle Ages), which has left interesting
sights such as the St Andrew Cathedral, with its
scenic staircase.
To explore it fully, consider booking a guided
tour. A good option, run by locals, is the See
Amal Coast tour:
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Address: Amal, Italy
Phone: +39 081 241 371 4
Internet: www.seeamalcoast.com
Email: [email protected]
Bourbon TunnelIf visiting an underground
secret passage which also
served as a war refuge
sounds thrilling to you,
don't miss this fascinating
museum. More than 500
meters long and 150 years old, Bourbon Tunnel
has been recently restored to the detail and
oers experiences for all tastes, from historical
tours to speleological excursions.
Photo: Inked Pixels / Shutterstock.com
Address: Entrances at Vico del Grottone 4, Naples and Via
Morelli 61, Naples
Phone: +39 081 764 580 8
Internet: www.galleriaborbonica.com/en/home
Email: [email protected]
Mount Vesuvius
The only active volcano in
Continental Europe,
Mount Vesuvius is a
popular destination for
excursions, and oers a
stunning panorama over
the Naples bay, as well as a thrilling opportunity
to look inside its crater. Infamous because it
destroyed Pompeii 2 000 years ago, Vesuvius is
now carefully controlled by geologists. An
interesting choice can be visiting it in the
morning - it's 20 minutes away from Naples - and
then heading to the Pompeii archaeological site
in the afternoon.
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Phone: +39 081 777 572 0
Internet: www.guidevesuvio.it
Email: [email protected]
More Info: Make sure you bring cash for the excursion ticket
(more info on the website). Excursions may not be allowed in
case of bad weather - check the forecast before planning the
trip
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Capri
With its stunning rock
clis over a deep blue sea
and its polished,
upper-class gardens and
villas, this beautiful
island in front of the
Sorrento bay has much to oer. Don't miss the
Grotta Azzurra sea cave, in which a play of lights
makes the water sparkle with an ethereal blue.
Admire the elegant n-de-siècle architecture of
Villa Lysis and the sea view from the terrace, or
visit the rocky beaches of Marina Grande and
Spiaggia di Faro. Expect the island to be
crowded in the summer.
Photo: Nicola Pulham / Shutterstock.com
Address: Capri, Italy
Public Transport: In Naples, take a panoramic ferry from the
Calata di Massa dock (80 minute trip), or a quick hydrofoil
from the Molo Beverello dock (40 minute trip)
DINING
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Neapolitans believe their cuisine to be among
the nest in the world. The best way to decide if
you agree is tasting some local speciality:
dierent pasta recipes (with the 'pummarola'
tomato sauce, or 'alla puttanesca' with olives and
capers), typical pastries like babà or sfogliatella,
and of course an authentic pizza, which made its
appearance in Naples over 500 years ago.
Neapolitan cuisine proudly uses modest
ingredients such as oil, pecorino cheese, and
aromatic herbs to convey its typical
Mediterranean taste.
Ristorante Mimì Alla Ferrovia
Since its opening in 1943,
this bustling restaurant
has been an institution in
Naples: frequented by
famous writer and actor
Eduardo de Filippo, it has
also hosted well-known guests like Maradona
and Michael Schumacher. It oers typical
Neapolitan dishes such as stued grilled pepper
and pasta from daily markets, and has a
remarkable choice of wines.
Photo: marmo81/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Alfonso D'Aragona 19/21, Naples
Phone: +39 081 553 852 5
Internet: www.mimiallaferrovia.it
Email: [email protected]
Ristorante Amici Miei
Recommended by tourists
in search of high quality
Neapolitan avours, and
well reviewed by local
newspapers, this
atmospheric restaurant is
called 'My Friends' in Italian, and is a great spot
to taste traditional classics such as Gnocchi alla
Sorrentina and Ragù meatballs. Their
after-dinner limoncello is said to be particularly
good.
Photo: Andrey Bayda/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Monte di Dio 78, Naples
Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday 12:00 - 15:00 & 19:30 -
0:00. Monday & Sunday 12:00 - 15:00.
Phone: +39 081 764 606 3
Internet: www.ristoranteamicimiei.com
Email: [email protected]
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Pizzeria Pellone
Popular among
Neapolitans,
lesser-known by tourists,
Pellone is the perfect
place to get to know what
a local modern pizzeria
feels like, and a great occasion to mingle with
locals and some well-informed fellow visitor at a
common table. The sta has a loud, easy-going
personality and will serve you huge pizzas at
reasonable prices.
Photo: Luiz Rocha/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Nazionale 93, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 12:00 - 16:00 & 18:00 -
0:00.
Phone: +39 081 553 861 4
Email: [email protected]
L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele
Da Michele's historical
pizzeria is always packed
with people, for a reason:
it takes pride in
preserving its own
traditional pizza recipe,
passed down from generation to generation since
1870. You might nd some queue, but it's worth
it to taste Michele's culinary tradition.
Photo: Denizo71/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Cesare Sersale 1, Naples
Opening hours: Daily 11am–11pm
Phone: +39 081 553 9204
Internet: www.damichele.net
Email: [email protected]
More Info: They do not take reservations
Pizzeria StaritaThis busy pizza place has
a long, successful history,
and its wide menu
combines pizza classics
with more creative
avors, like radish or
pistachio and sausage, as well as some fried
specialities.
Photo: Romaset/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Materdei 27, Napoli
Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday 12:00 - 15:30 & 19:00 -
0:00.
Phone: +39 081 557 368 2
Internet: www.pizzeriastarita.it
More Info: They do not take reservations
Trattoria da Nennella
Located in the Spanish
Quarter in Naples,
Trattoria da Nennella is
appreciated for the
quality of its aordable
traditional dishes, and for
the teeming, loud Neapolitan atmosphere you
can nd inside - the waiters of this restaurant
will give you a warm welcome, and even whistle
some songs if they feel like it.
Photo: PhotoEd/Shutterstock.com
Address: Vico Lungo Teatro Nuovo 103, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 12:00 - 15:00 & 19:00 -
23:00.
Phone: +39 081 414 338
Email: [email protected]
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Cantina La BarberaIf you feel like taking a
break from traditional
cuisine, this wine bar and
grill house on the Vomero
hill will oer you a
sophisticated alternative,
with its selection of international wines and
barbecue meat dishes. Located inside an
18th-century palace, it has a cosy atmosphere,
and also specializes in homebrew beer and
choice cold cuts.
Photo: allstars/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Raaele Morghen 36a, Naples
Opening hours: Monday 18:30 - 23:30. Tuesday - Sunday
12:30 - 15:00 & 18:30 - 23:30.
Phone: +39 081 229 235 7
Internet: www.cantinalabarbera.it
Email: [email protected]
Palazzo Petrucci Ristorante
Set in a stunning position
in front of the Posillipo
bay, with a seafront view
over historical palaces,
Capri and Mount
Vesuvius, this exclusive
restaurant has an impressive wine selection and
an elegant, thoughtful menu proposal - the
lasagnetta is a must try. It may not be cheap, but
it's certainly a fantastic choice for a luxurious
evening.
Photo: from my point of view/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Posillipo 16c, Naples
Phone: +39 081 575 753 8
Internet: www.palazzopetrucci.it
Email: [email protected]
La Locanda dei BorboniFor a savoury typical
dinner at an aordable
price, head to this cosy
restaurant located in a
characteristic Neapolitan
alley, a 'vico': the menu is
simple but successful, and the warm-hearted
sta will be happy to give you a full explanation
about every dish. Don't miss the chef's own
recipe, Spaghetti alla Don Raaé, inspired by a
popular Italian song - typical yet creative, and a
favourite among guests.
Photo: MartineDee / Shutterstock.com
Address: Vico Lungo del Gelso 42, Naples
Opening hours: Saturday - Thursday 12:00 - 15:30. Monday -
Sunday 19:00 - 0:00.
Phone: +39 081 048 086 1
Cibi Cotti Nonna Anna
An actual life hack for
tasting tons of typical
food in Naples while on a
budget is having your
lunch break at Nonna
Anna's. This old-fashioned
canteen, hidden inside a covered city market,
doesn't provide table service, but it is a favourite
among locals, and oers delicious showcooked
specialities at an incredible value for money.
Photo: Steve Snodgrass / Flickr.com (image cropped)
Address: Via Ferdinando Galiani 30, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 12:00 - 16:00.
Phone: +39 081 682 844
More Info: Only open at lunchtime - no dinner
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Cru...do rèSophisticated raw sh
specialities, paired with
an impressive wine
caveau and elegant
presentation, are the
centre of Cru...do rè's
modern take on seafood dining. Come for a
dierent, stylish tasting experience - not cheap,
but worth its price.
Photo: hlphoto/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Carlo Poerio 45, Naples
Opening hours: Daily 1–4pm, 7pm–12am
Phone: +39 081 1916 8806
Internet: www.crudore.it/inglese
Email: [email protected]
Hachi Ristorante Giapponese
Restaurant Hachi is a
place specialising in
Japanese cuisine,
primarily sushi. From
spring rolls to a wide
assortment of dierent
kinds of sushi with sh, vegetables and more,
from the menu or the buet, this place oers
great value for a fair price with great service.
Photo: KarepaStock/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Luca Giordano 33, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 - 23:30. Saturday -
Sunday 13:00 - 15:00 & 19:30 - 23:45.
Phone: +39 081 558 395 4
Januarius
Authentic Italian cuisine
is what you can get in this
beautiful setting. Pasta
with seafood or tomato
sauce, Italian antipasti,
wine or cheese and sweet
Italian desserts are just a few things to mention
from the broad menu of Januarius.
Photo: DronG/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Duomo 148, Naples
Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 9:00 -
22:00. Friday - Sunday 9:00 - 23:45.
Phone: +39 081 014 598 0
CAFES
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Naples bristles with great coee, or rather
'caè', which means 'espresso' there. The most
popular coee types in Naples are caè ristretto,
caè lungo and caè macchiato. Neapolitans
often order a shot with their coee, for example
sambuca or whiskey.
Moccia
This delicious Neapolitan
pastry shop is a must try.
When in the Posillipo
area, don't ask where the
shop is - just follow the
aroma. Here you can try
delicious sfogliatelle, brioches, little pizzas and
cakes with cream on the stunning seafront
terrace.
Photo: PointImages/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Posillipo 20, Naples
Opening hours: Tue–Sun 7:30am–9pm
Phone: +39 081 575 5113
Email: [email protected]
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Pintauro
Pintauro's historic bakery
is truly proud of its
authentic sfogliatella, so
take the opportunity to
try one here - this
Neapolitan speciality is a
shell-shaped pastry and can have dierent
llings, such as almond paste, orange-avoured
ricotta or candied lemon peel.
Photo: Fabio Alcini / Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Toledo 275, Naples
Phone: +39 081 417 339
Gran Caffè Cimmino
Gran Caè Cimmino is
both a cafe and a bakery,
which is a great combo if
you're looking for an
authentic Italian
breakfast experience,
complete with cappuccino and typical pastries.
They also serve hot chocolate, ice cream, dessert
and cocktails.
Photo: baranq/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Gaetano Filangieri 13, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 7:00 - 12:00.
Phone: +39 081 418 303
Friggitoria Vomero
Fried street food is an
unmissable tradition in
Naples, and Friggitoria
Vomero is denitely an
expert in the eld.
Located in the historical
part of Naples, it has been serving on-the-go
snacks since 1938 and is still going strong. Try
dierent specialities, and make sure you don't
miss mozzarella sandwiches and polenta.
Photo: Iakov Filimonov/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Domenico Cimarosa 44, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 9:30 - 14:30. Monday -
Friday 17:00 - 21:30. Saturday 17:00 - 23:00.
Phone: +39 081 578 3130
More Info: At Friggitoria Vomero you can grab food
on-the-go: there are no tables inside
Sfogliatelle Attanasio
Considered by many to
oer the best sfogliatella
pastries in Naples, as well
as a great spot for lunch,
Sfogliatelle Attanasio is
very well known, and
therefore often packed with people. It's denitely
worth the wait: tasting freshly backed pastries,
and witnessing the lively local crowd, are two
exquisitely Neapolitan experiences you should
never miss.
Photo: Africa Studio/Shutterstock.com
Address: Vico Ferrovia 3, Naples
Opening hours: Tue–Sun 6:30am–7:30pm
Phone: +39 081 285 675
Internet: www.sfogliatelleattanasio.it
Chiosco Aurelio
Having served fresh
lemon and orange juice
for more than 50 years,
Aurelio is a proper
old-fashioned lemonade
shop and the perfect
place to meet up near the seaside. Its typical
orange slushie is especially recommended.
Photo: Arina P Habich/Shutterstock.com
Address: Riviera di Chiaia 61, Naples
Opening hours: 24/7
Phone: +39 389 016 4723
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Bar MexicoAppreciated by both
locals and tourists for its
premium quality coee
blends, Bar Mexico has
many branches around
town, one of which close
to the central station: let their friendly service
and authentic espresso welcome you into the
city. In summer try, for a change, their
well-reviewed 'Caè del nonno' iced coee.
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Address: Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, 72, Naples
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 5:30am–8:30pm, Sun 5:30am–3pm
Bar Forturella
Especially known for its
homemade desserts, this
cafe and pastry shop also
oers ice creams and nice
looking cocktails, and it's
worthy a try when in the
Posillipo seaside area.
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Address: Via Discesa Coroglio 105, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 8:00 - 2:00.
Phone: +39 081 575 2856
Gran Caffè Gambrinus
Gran Caè Gambrinus is
one of the most famous
cafes in Naples. Many
famous artists and
thinkers sat in its Belle
Époque-inspired halls, the
likes of Gabriele d'Annunzio, Oscar Wilde,
Jean-Paul Sartre and Ernest Hemingway. Their
pastries include 'sfogliatella', also known as
lobster tail, babas and cassata cake, to be
coupled with their assortment of hot chocolate
and coee, as well as ice cream.
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Address: 1/2 Chiaia Street (Trieste and Trento Square),
Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Thursday 7:00 - 1:00, Saturday
7:00 - 2:00, Sunday 7:00 - 3:00.
Phone: +39 081 41 75 82
Internet: grancaegambrinus.com/en
Email: [email protected]
Birdy's Bakery
Birdy's Bakery does not
only oer a range of
delicacies like cake,
ice-cream, pancakes or
muins to enjoy with a
coee, but also savoury
meals like burgers, sandwiches, bagels or fries
for lunch or dinner, all in a cosy cafe ambience.
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Address: Vico Belledonne in Chiaia 14b, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Thursday 7:00 - 0:00. Friday -
Saturday 7:00 - 2:00. Sunday 8:00 - 1:00.
Phone: +39 081 497 640 0
Internet: www.birdysbakery.com/?utm_source=tripadvisor&u
tm_medium=referral
Email: [email protected]
Chalet Ciro
Perfectly located by the
oceanside and a yacht
harbour, Chalet Ciro sells
sweet pastries, ice-cream,
smoothies, cakes and
more. Chalet Ciro has
hosted actors and actresses as well as football
stars playing for the local club.
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Address: Via Caracciolo fronte, Via Orazio, Naples
Opening hours: Sun–Thu 6:45am–11pm, Fri–Sat
6:45am–12am
Phone: +39 081 669 928
Internet: www.chaletciro.it
Email: [email protected]
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BARS & NIGHTLIFE
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Neapolitan nightlife is vibrant and packed with
people. It starts teeming around 8pm in the
Chiaia area - coming for a drink, you might have
the impression that the whole neighbourhood
have descended into the tiny space around via
Belledonne a Chiaia for an aperitivo. Another
crowded area is Piazza Bellini, especially in
summer and spring time.
Enoteca Belledonne
This tiny wine bar is an
institution among the
inhabitants of the upclass
Chiaia area. Here you can
nd an extensive wine list
and a choice from
two/three dierent dishes every night - come for
a relaxed chat in a friendly atmosphere.
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Address: Vico Belledonne a Chiaia 18, Naples
Opening hours: Monday 16:30 - 1:00. Tuesday - Thursday
16:30 - 2:00. Friday - Saturday 16:30 - 3:00. Sunday 19:00 -
2:00.
Phone: +39 081 403 162
Internet: www.enotecabelledonne.it
Email: [email protected]
Arenile di BagnoliIn summer this disco club
boasts a beautiful
open-air dance oor on
the beach, complete with
a gazebo, outdoor bars,
beds, sofas and a large
lawn. The winter time is no less fun with an
indoor area hosting concerts and popular DJ’s.
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Address: Via Coroglio 14b, Naples
Phone: +39 081 570 603 5
Internet: www.areniledibagnoli.it
Frank Malone Pub
This Anglo-Saxon pub
provides an inviting
venue with British spirit
and plenty of hearty food
and beer. It is located in
the friendly San Martino
area and will welcome you with joy and
hospitality.
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Address: Via Tito Angelini 13, Naples
Phone: +39 081 578 668 6
Email: [email protected]
Miami Bar Room
Miami Bar Rooms is one
of the most popular clubs
in Naples and has
carefully decorated
interiors, of course
inspired by Florida's
night clubs. Being located in the elite residential
area Vomero, it's the perfect place for a classy
night out.
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Address: Via Morghen 68c, Naples
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Phone: +39 081 229 833 2
Internet: www.miamibarroom.it/home.php
Cammarota Spritz
Cammarota Spritz oers
very good value for
money, and is a lively
favourite among youths.
The bar is also located
next to a pizzeria, so fear
not: there is always a place to go when food is
needed.
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Address: Vico Lungo Teatro Nuovo 31, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 16:00 - 23:30.
Phone: +39 320 277 568 7
Internet: www.cammarotaspritz.com
Archeobar
For a glass of wine and
teeming happy hours in a
laid back intellectual
ambiance, head to this
cafe-bar near the
University. The walls are
covered in books you can rent, and live music
events are often staged.
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Address: Via Mezzocannone 101bis, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Thursday 17:00 - 1:00. Friday 17:00
- 3:30. Saturday 19:00 - 3:30. Sunday 19:00 - 1:00.
Phone: +39 081 191 788 62
Email: [email protected]
Alter Ego Lounge Bar
Boasting scenic lights and
ornate cocktails, this
lounge bar can be the
right place for a fancy
evening in the centre of
Naples, with its ideal
location near Piazza Bellini.
Photo: Arina P Habich/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Santa Maria di Costantinopoli 105, Naples
Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday 18:00 - 3:00. Sunday
18:00 - 2:00.
Phone: +39 391 330 110 5
Email: [email protected]
Club Nabilah
Perfect for a beach party
night, Club Nabilah is 20
minutes away from the
city centre, but it makes
up for that with its huge
pool, beautiful decor and
suggestive location on the seaside. It also oers
happy hours, and has international DJs in
console.
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Address: Via Spiaggia Romana 15, Bacoli, Naples
Phone: +39 339 693 116 9
Internet: www.nabilah.it
Email: [email protected]
Baik Falcone
Baik is located on a hill
and has an amazing view
on the seaside, which
gets even better at night,
with a glass of wine and
good company. Sushi
lovers, listen up: along with good drinks and
happy hours, you can also order some Japanese
cuisine.
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Address: Via Aniello Falcone 372, Naples
Opening hours: Daily 6:30pm–3am
Phone: +39 366 525 2834
Internet: www.baikfalcone.it
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L'AntiquarioThis subtle, not to noisy
location is great for a
couple of drinks and
stimulating conversation.
The bartenders prepare a
variety of cocktails with
spirits of your choice, and if you are in need of a
little snack, Italian cheese, ham, caviar and other
nger foods can be served alongside your
drinks.
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Address: Via Vannella Gaetani 2, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 19:30 - 2:30.
Phone: +39 081 764 539 0
Email: [email protected]
SHOPPING
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If you're looking for fashionable clothes,
accessories or jewellery, head to via Calabritto,
via Filangieri, via Chiaia and via Toledo, where
you'll nd plenty of fashion brands such as
Bulgari, Gucci and Louis Vuitton.
In the same area, two boutiques boast impressive
local collections. One of them is called Ernesto
Esposito (via Santa Caterina a Chiaia 20), and
showcases the sexed-up heels created by its
namesake designer, a Neapolitan who also works
for Fendi, Sonia Rykiel and Via Spiga. The other
one, Marinella (Riviera di Chiaia 287), is a tiny
shop with a huge reputation for its classic men's
accessories and, especially, silk ties.
A huge ea market with good bargains is found
close to the Poggioreale jail and runs from
Thursday through Monday. For typical
handmade products, the best place to go is the
Quartieri Spagnoli. This area still has the highest
number of old craftsmen’s shops. The
sophisticated, expensive Capodimonte porcelain,
cameos and gouaches are particularly famous.
Naples is also tied to the traditions of leather
goods as well as gold and silver objects. If you
are interested in buying the famous nativity
scene gurines made in terracotta you should
visit via San Gregorio Armeno: here you can nd
all types of gurines, all made by hand.
Face
This well rated jewellery
shop mixes contemporary
design with ancient tribal
traditions, and can give
many ideas for gifts or
souvenirs, such as
necklaces made out of lava or minerals stones.
Photo: EugeniaSt/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via San Sebastiano 29, Naples
Phone: +39 334 563 974 8
Internet: www.faceshop.it/en
Email: [email protected]
Fashion Victim Store
A careful selection of
clothes from dierent
fashion brands is the
centre of this very
well-known shop, which
concentrates on quality
rather than quantity. Regardless of gender, all
fashion lovers will nd this place a heaven on
earth.
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Photo: Ukrit Theengarm/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via Domenico Cimarosa 77a, Naples
Phone: +39 081 578 989 8
Email: [email protected]
Salumeria Rafele O'Lattaro
For a traditional Italian
food shopping
experience, choose this
old-fashioned store,
where you'll be able to
buy both street food and
local specialities to bring home. Literally named
'cold cuts shop', Rafele o'Lattaro also oers great
cheese.
Photo: Natasha Breen/Shutterstock.com
Address: Via dei Tribunali 40, Naples
Phone: +39 081 449 169
Email: [email protected]
Ceramiche Di Vietri
On Via Monteoliveto take
a look at Di Vietri's wide
range of beautifully
painted ceramic products,
in a perfect little gift shop
that brings colour to the
street.
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Address: Via Sergio Abate 14, Naples
Phone: +39 081 578 692 4
Internet: www.ceramichedivietri.com
Email: [email protected]
Dolce Idea
Award-winning chocolate
maker Gennaro Bottone
has opened his own shop
and oers confetti, gelato
or delicious cioccolatini,
which probably
contribute to make the world a happier place to
live in.
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Address: Via Gennaro Serra 78, Naples
Phone: +39 081 240 510 0
Internet: www.gennarobottone.it
Email: [email protected]
Io Sono La Chianina
All of La Chianina's
products, from meat and
vegetables to beverages
and even honey, are
strictly organic and
known for their
mouth-watering avour - stop here for some
quality food shopping.
Photo: lsantilli/Shutterstock.com
Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele 720, Naples
Phone: +39 081 761 201 3
Internet: www.iosonolachianina.it
Profumeria Pepino
After more than a
hundred years of history
and experience, Pepino
keeps distributing some
of the best perfume
brands on the market,
such as Acqua Classica di Napoli, and is an
elegant stop if you're looking for fresh Italian
fragrances.
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Address: Via Mariano d'Ayala 10, Naples
Phone: +39 081 412 238
Internet: www.pepinoshop.com/en
Email: [email protected]
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Pepi Vintage SunglassesAs its name suggests, this
sunglasses shop focuses
on items from the 50s,
60s and 70s, aiming to
recreate the vibrant,
retro atmosphere of those
years. The owner is super friendly, and carefully
selects every piece from its collection, making
this shop a must-see for vintage lovers.
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Address: Vico San Domenico Maggiore 23, Naples
Phone: +39 328 656 361 5
Email: [email protected]
Barbi Calzature
Barbi Calzature is a
well-stocked shoe shop
where you'll nd most
popular brands such as
Adidas, Nike and Puma.
They have shops for both
men and women, and children as well.
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Address: Corso Garibaldi 322, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 - 20.00. Sunday 9:30
- 13:30.
Phone: +39 081 282 96 9
Internet: www.barbicalzature.it/
Email: [email protected]
Salumeria Regina
In addition to selling good
quality cold-cuts,
Salumeria Regina is the
perfect place for
mozzarella lovers - their
cheese is highly
appreciated by both locals and tourists. You can
also stop here for some panini and street food
made of guaranteed genuine ingredients.
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Address: Via Santa Brigida 17, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 8:00 - 20:00
Phone: +39 081 552 433 9
Email: [email protected]
Gambardella Presepi
Gambardella Presepi is a
family owned shop that
has been handed on from
father to son since 1954,
and is one of the best
places to buy famous
Neapolitan nativity gurines.
Photo: Marcello/ickr.com (image cropped)
Address: Via San Gregorio Armeno 49, Naples
Phone: +39 081 551 411 5
Internet: www.gambardellapresepi.it
Email: [email protected]
Alysa Borse e Accessori
If you are looking for the
perfect present for your
fashion-victim friends,
Alysa Borse e Accessori is
the right place for you.
Among dozens of purses,
pochettes and satchels in every shape and
colour, you will certainly nd the ideal souvenir
to take home.
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Address: Via Simone Martini 111, Neaples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 9:30 - 13:30 & 16:30 -
20:15. Sunday 10:00 - 14:00.
Phone: +39 081 579 667 0
Email: [email protected]
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Naples ObligeNaples Oblige is a lovely
decorated ceramic shop.
It is renowned for its
expert sta, who boast
plenty of knowledge
about local traditions. For
a unique shopping experience, ask the artists in
the shop whatever you want, and sit down to
listen to all the stories they have to tell.
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Address: Via San Biagio dei Librai 11, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 10:00 - 14:00 & 16:00 -
19:30. Saturday 10:30 - 19:30.
Phone: +39 392 754 249 8
Email: [email protected]
La Smorfia di Fabio Paolella
This very colourful shop
specializes in hand-made
sacred statues and
nativity gures, and the
results of their craft are
breathtaking: come and
admire their works, and look for some
undoubtedly peculiar souvenir to bring home.
Photo: elwynn/Shutterstock.com
Address: Strada dell'Anticaglia 23, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 10:30 - 19:00. Saturday
10:30 - 14:00.
Phone: +39 081 293 812
Internet: www.neapolitancreche.com
Email: [email protected]
Museum Shop
Oering a wide range of
merchandising from
museums, art products
and music, Museum shop
is the perfect place to
nd a souvenir with an
historical meaning and some cultural
background. In particular, you'll nd items and
pictures related to Pompeii and Herculaneum,
and ancient Italy in general.
Photo: Dmitri Ma / Shutterstock.com
Address: Largo Corpo Di Napoli 3, Naples
Phone: +39 081 360 422 8
Internet: www.museum-shop.it
Email: [email protected]
Antica Camiceria Lombardi
Antica Camiceria
Lombardi is a family
owned clothing company
which has been working
for four generations,
since 1892. Their
expertise in tailor-made shirts will make you look
good in every situation.
Photo: Robert Sheie/ickr (image cropped)
Address: Via Ferrante Imparato 192/198, Naples
Phone: +39 081 752 020 1
Internet: www.anticacamicerialombardi.it/en/1/home.html
Email: [email protected]
Vesti Casa
Vesti Casa has a thirty
year long history in
quality household
textiles, and is a great
spot to nd quality
Italian-style decor to
bring back home.
Photo: Maria Izzo/ickr (image cropped)
Address: Via Raaele Tarantino 2/5, Naples
Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 7:30
- 15:00. Tuesday & Thursday 7:30 - 19:00.
Phone: +39 081 556 354 3
Internet: www.vesticasaonline.com/shop
Email: [email protected]
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TOURIST INFORMATION
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Airport
Naples International
Airport, Aeroporto
Internazionale di Napoli,
is located approximately
7 kilometres from the city
centre. To get into the
city centre, take a special bus from the local
transport company ANM. Its name is Alibus and
it departs 250 metres from Terminal 1 every 20
minutes. You can buy the ticket on borad, or visit
www.anm.it .
Taxis are available from outside the arrival
concourse, and most of them have xed rates for
trips to the major destinations.
To hire a car, make an inquiry directly to a car
company, such as:
Avis Naples Airport
+39 081 780 5790
Mon-Sun 7:30am-11:30pm
www.avisautonoleggio.it
Europcar Naples Airport
+39 081 780 5643
Mon-Sun 7:30am-11:30pm
www.europcar.com
Hertz Naples Aeroporto
+39 081 231 1200
Mon-Sun 7:30am-11:30pm
www.hertz.it
Photo: Juan Garces
Address: Naples International Airport, Naples
Phone: +39 081 789 6111
Internet: www.aeroportodinapoli.it
Email: [email protected]
Passport / Visa
Italy can be visited
visa-free for up to 90 days
by citizens of most
European countries,
Australia, New Zealand,
Japan, South Korea,
Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most
countries in America. If you are unsure whether
or not you need to apply for a visa, we
recommend contacting the embassy or consulate
in your country. International (non-Schengen)
travelers need a passport that is valid for at least
3 months after the end of their intended trip in
order to enter the Schengen zone. Citizens of
Schengen countries can travel without a
passport, but must have a valid ID with them
during their stay.
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Best Time to Visit
The best time to go
sightseeing in Naples and
enjoying its beauty to the
fullest is probably spring
or late summer - May,
June, or September. The
weather should be warm and pleasant, even if a
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couple rainy days can happen.
June and August are the best months for going to
the beach and swimming, but they can be very
hot. Plus, the city might feel a bit empty, since
many Neapolitans go abroad on their summer
holidays.
Christmas time in Naples be a surprising
experience - the city gets crowded with street
markets and nativity-themed stands.
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Public Transport
The most comfortable
way to get around Naples
is walking, but since the
city is quite large, sooner
or later you might have to
use public transport. It is
best to avoid driving because of the heavy traic.
The Unico Campania company has an integrated
fare card system to cover the public transport
network for the whole area. The card covers 14
dierent types of transportation and is called TIC
ticket.
You can buy hourly, daily, weekly and monthly
tickets at tobacco shops or at some newspaper
stands; there are also ticket machines in many
railways and metro stations.
It is very important to validate the ticket in order
to avoid nes - you can nd validating machines
on board. Validate your daily, weekly and
monthly ticket at rst use, and remember to ll
out personal information on the ticket if
required.
Dierent tourist cards are also available - check
the most updated oers on the Unico website:
Photo: Pierre-Luc Auclair
Phone: +39 081 551 3109
Internet: www.unicocampania.it
Email: [email protected]
Taxi
The main taxi companies
in Naples are: Radio Taxi
Napoli +39 081 8888
1111
www.taxinapoli.it/en
[email protected] Radio
Partenope
+39 081 01 01
www.radiotaxilapartenope.it
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Post
Post oices in Italy are
indicated by a yellow and
blue sign. Find one of
them at:
Photo: Andy Fuchs
Address: Piazza Giacomo Matteotti 2, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 8:20 - 19:05. Saturday 8:20 -
12:35.
Phone: +39 081 428 9814
Internet: www.poste.it
Pharmacy
Farmacia Di Lullo:
Photo: Gemma Garner
Address: Via Genova 23/25/27, Naples
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday 7:30 - 21:00. Sunday &
public holidays 9:00 - 20:00.
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Phone: +39 081 268 303
Internet: www.farmaciadilullo.it
Telephone
Country code: +39 Area
code: 081 (Naples)
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Electricity
220/240V
Photo: Stirling Tschan
Population966,000
CurrencyEuro, €1 = 100 cents
Opening hoursShops are usually open 10:00 - 13:30 and 16:30 - 20:00. Larger shops are normally open continuously during the day.Shops can be open on Sundays at their own discretion.
NewspapersIl MattinoIl Corriere del Mezzogiorno Il Giornale di NapoliLa RepubblicaIl Corriere della SeraLa StampaIl Sole24ore
Emergency numbersEmergency: 113Police (Carabinieri): 112Fire Brigade (Vigili del fuoco): 115Ambulance (Ambulanza): 118
Tourist informationPiazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, NaplesLocated inside the Napoli Centrale railway station, in front ofplatform 23+39 081 268 779
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V P a MontecalvarioVicolo San SepolcroVia E de DeoVicolo Giardinetto
Vico della Tofa
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V R di Palazzo
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V S Maggiore
Via Nardones
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V Gennar
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Via G SavareseVia B Chioc
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Via NolanaVico
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Vico S Giovanni Via Luigi
Via E Cosenz
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V Padre L d Casoria
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V Broggia
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V S Giacomo
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C So Umberto B2 C1 Via Carbonara C1 Via Luigi D2
Calata Porta di Massa C2 C3 Via Cesario Console A3 A4 Via Maria Longo B1
Chiara B2 Via Chiaia A3 Via Marotta B2
Corso Arnaldo D1 Via Chiatamone A4 Via Medina A3 B2
Corso Meridionale D1 Via Ciccone C2 Via Mezzocannone B2
Corso Novara D1 Via Concezione a Montecalvario A2 Via Milano D1
Nuova Calata Piliero B3 Via d Annunziata C1 Via Monte di Dio A4
Piazza d Carita A2 Via d Carrozzieri a Monteoliveto A2 B2 Via Monteoliveto A2
Piazza d Carmine C2 D2 Via d Cimbri C2 Via N Sauro A4
Piazza Dante A1 Via d Fico al Purgatorio B1 Via Nardones A3
Piazza G Bovio B2 Via d Fiorentini A3 B2 Via Nilo B1
Piazza G Garibaldi D1 Via d Grande Archivio B1 B2 Via Nolana C1 D1
Piazza G Matteotti A2 Via d Lioy A2 Via Nuova Marina C2
Piazza G Pepe D2 Via d Priorato A1 Via P E Imbriani A3
Piazza Gesù Nuovo A2 B2 Via d Sole B1 Via P S Mancini C1 D1
Piazza Masaniello C2 Via dei Tribunali B1 Via P Scura A2
Piazza Mercato C2 Via del Giudice B1 Via Padre L da Casoria D1 D2
Piazza Miraglia B1 Via della Marinella D2 Via Padre Rocco D2
Piazza Municipio B3 Via della Sapienza A1 B1 Via Padre Tosti B2 C2
Piazza N Amore C2 Via Donnalbina A2 B2 Via Palepoli A4
Piazza Nolana D1 Via Duca di S Donato C2 Via Palermo D1
Piazza Plebiscito A3 Via Duomo B1 C1 Via Palonetto S Lucia A4
Piazza Principe Umberto D1 Via E Cosenz D2 Via Partenope A4
Piazza S Domenico Maggiore B2 Via E de Deo A3 Via Pietro Colletta C1
Piazza S Francesco C1 D1 Via E Pessina A1 Via Pignasecca A2
Piazza Trieste E Trento A3 Via Egiziaca a Pizzofalcone A4 Via Ponte di Tappia A3
Piazzale Stazione Marittima B3 Via Ferdinando Acton A4 B3 Via Porta di Massa B2
Rua Francesca C2 Via Firenze D1 Via Portacarrese a Montecalvario A3
Salita Pontecorvo A1 Via Foria B1 Via Portamedina A2
Salita San Raaele A1 Via Francesco Saverio Correra A1 Via Porto Salvo B3
Salita Tarsia A1 A2 Via G B Manso D2 Via Port’Alba A1
V S Bartolomeo B3 Via G Brombeis A1 A2 Via PTrinchera C1
Via a de Gasperi B3 Via G C Cortese B2 Via Renovella C2
Via A Depretis B2 B3 Via G Garibaldi D1 D2 Via S Agostino alla Zecca C1 C2
Via A di Costanzo B2 Via G Ninni A2 Via S Anna d Lombardi A2
Via A Diaz A2 Via G Paladino B2 Via S Arcangelo a Baiano C1 C2
Via A Poerio C1 D1 Via G Pica D1 Via S Carlo A3
Via Amerigo Vespucci D2 Via G Savarese C2 Via S Chiara B2
Via Atri B1 Via G Simonelli A2 Via S Giacomo A3
Via B Chioccarelli C1 C2 Via Gen G Orsini A4 Via S Giuseppe dei Nudi A1
Via Baldacchini C2 Via Gennaro A3 A4 Via S Maria di Costantinopoli A1
Via Benedetto Croce B2 Via Genova D1 Via S Mattia A3
Via Bologna D1 Via Girardi A2 Via S Pietro B1
Via Bracco A2 A3 Via L Armanni B1 Via S Sebastiano A1 B2
Via Broggia A1 Via L de Crecchio B1 Via S Spaventa D1
Via C Carmignano D1 D2 Via L d’Alagno C2 Via S Teresa d Scalzi A1
Via C Colombo B3 Via L Rodino B2 Via Salvator Rosa A1
Via Campodisola B2 B3 Via Lavinaio C1 D2 Via Salvatore Tommasi A1
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Via San Cosmo Fuori Porta Nolana D1 Vicolo Conte di Mola A3 Vicolo S Domenico Magg B1 B2
Via San Liborio A2 Vicolo d Carbonari C1 Vicolo S Domenico Soriano A1 A2
Via Sanfelice B2 Vicolo D Gerolomini B1 Vicolo S Gaudioso B1
Via Sankta Lucia A4 Vicolo d Graziella B2 B3 Vicolo S Geronimo B2
Via Santa Brigida A3 Vicolo d Pace C1 Vicolo S Giovanni D2
Via Scialoia C2 Vicolo d Solitaria A4 Vicolo S Marcellino B2
Via Sedile di Porto B2 Vicolo d Zuroli C1 Vicolo S Maria ad Agnone C1
Via Sergente Maggiore A3 Vicolo dei Maiorani B1 Vicolo S Maria Verticoeli C1
Via Sersale C1 Vicolo dei Panettieri B1 C1 Vicolo S Nicola A Nilo B1
Via Tari B2 Vicolo della Tofa A3 Vicolo S Petrillo B1
Via Toledo A2 A3 Vicolo delle Zite C1 Vicolo S Severino B1 B2
Via Torino D1 Vicolo Donnaregina B1 Vicolo S Spirito A3 A4
Via Troja C2 Vicolo Giardinetto A3 Vicolo San Sepolcro A3
Via V Bellini A1 Vicolo Lungo Pontecorvo A1 Vicolo Scassacocchi C1
Via Venezia D1 Vicolo Noce A2 Vicolo Sedil Capuana C1
Via Vittorio Emanuele III A3 Vicolo Orilia B2 Vicolo Soprammuro D1 D2
Vicolo Campanile A2 Vicolo R di Palazzo A3 Vicolo Ss Filippo E Giacomo B2
Destination: NaplesPublishing date: 2022-02-09
